Here is a nice examination of the benefits of building new systems using the extensibility of @apachedatafusion.bsky.social vs other systems. www.bauplanlabs.com/post/duck-hu...
Duck Hunt: moving Bauplan from DuckDB to DataFusion
Bauplan's journey from DuckDB to Apache DataFusion: how switching SQL engines doubled query performance on Iceberg lakehouses while enabling greater hackability
www.bauplanlabs.com
November 11, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Here is a nice examination of the benefits of building new systems using the extensibility of @apachedatafusion.bsky.social vs other systems. www.bauplanlabs.com/post/duck-hu...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7q2... through to 13:32 that they are already considering users additional needs for extensibility from the base version is a powerful statement to me, as a face tracking & full body tracking enthusiast, that I should strongly consider this for my next HMD.
November 15, 2025 at 2:30 PM
www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7q2... through to 13:32 that they are already considering users additional needs for extensibility from the base version is a powerful statement to me, as a face tracking & full body tracking enthusiast, that I should strongly consider this for my next HMD.
Some progress from the weekend. Forte's error recovery and extensibility models are now extremely overpowered.
Here's a short code example without a custom extension I wrote to test:
Here's a short code example without a custom extension I wrote to test:
November 10, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Some progress from the weekend. Forte's error recovery and extensibility models are now extremely overpowered.
Here's a short code example without a custom extension I wrote to test:
Here's a short code example without a custom extension I wrote to test:
looked into it, codex-cli switched to Rust because:
1. static binary / easy distribution
2. easier OS-level security controls
3. perf
4. extensibility — they want to introduce wire-level extensions that can be written in a variety of languages
1. static binary / easy distribution
2. easier OS-level security controls
3. perf
4. extensibility — they want to introduce wire-level extensions that can be written in a variety of languages
that’s codex-cli and claude code now
is Rust taking over AI? what’s the advantage of Rust here?
is Rust taking over AI? what’s the advantage of Rust here?
November 1, 2025 at 11:11 PM
looked into it, codex-cli switched to Rust because:
1. static binary / easy distribution
2. easier OS-level security controls
3. perf
4. extensibility — they want to introduce wire-level extensions that can be written in a variety of languages
1. static binary / easy distribution
2. easier OS-level security controls
3. perf
4. extensibility — they want to introduce wire-level extensions that can be written in a variety of languages
This framework builds on the cryptographic foundation for trust in the ATProtocol ecosystem. By keeping the core spec minimal while allowing application-level extensibility, we get both security and flexibility. Applications can define their own attestation types and semantics.
October 18, 2025 at 6:28 PM
This framework builds on the cryptographic foundation for trust in the ATProtocol ecosystem. By keeping the core spec minimal while allowing application-level extensibility, we get both security and flexibility. Applications can define their own attestation types and semantics.
React 19.2 has shipped including support for the DevTools Extensibility API so you can understand what React is doing when, and how that relates to the rest of the performance profile 🥳 🎉
react.dev/blog/2025/10...
react.dev/blog/2025/10...
October 2, 2025 at 10:47 AM
React 19.2 has shipped including support for the DevTools Extensibility API so you can understand what React is doing when, and how that relates to the rest of the performance profile 🥳 🎉
react.dev/blog/2025/10...
react.dev/blog/2025/10...
What you’re looking for isn’t simplicity, it’s graceful extensibility. A system that’s gracefully extensible can be modified to fit the new conditions it finds itself in. Not only that, but it can be modified continuously over time without hitting a wall.
September 30, 2025 at 6:36 PM
What you’re looking for isn’t simplicity, it’s graceful extensibility. A system that’s gracefully extensible can be modified to fit the new conditions it finds itself in. Not only that, but it can be modified continuously over time without hitting a wall.
Does the SAP Store applications have a way to tell you what the solution is built on top of to understand extensibility? Looked at SAP Project and Resource Management and can't tell if it's CAP or what? Did notice they use BAPI's to back-end which I guess SAP is allowed to do ignoring clean core?
January 14, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Does the SAP Store applications have a way to tell you what the solution is built on top of to understand extensibility? Looked at SAP Project and Resource Management and can't tell if it's CAP or what? Did notice they use BAPI's to back-end which I guess SAP is allowed to do ignoring clean core?
I seem to remember it was something to do with the architecture and future extensibility for federation with other platforms... bsky.social/about/blog/1...
Toward Federation and an Open Network - Bluesky
One year ago, the first post on Bluesky was created. Now, we're working toward federation and a truly open network.
bsky.social
November 18, 2024 at 10:59 AM
I seem to remember it was something to do with the architecture and future extensibility for federation with other platforms... bsky.social/about/blog/1...
Inertia Table has been a great success so far! And due to high demand, here's the next big thing for Inertia UI:
🎉 Inertia Table for React 🎉
Complete feature parity with the Vue version, as well as easy customization and extensibility 🔥
#Laravel #React #PHP #InertiaJS
🎉 Inertia Table for React 🎉
Complete feature parity with the Vue version, as well as easy customization and extensibility 🔥
#Laravel #React #PHP #InertiaJS
July 23, 2024 at 1:02 PM
Inertia Table has been a great success so far! And due to high demand, here's the next big thing for Inertia UI:
🎉 Inertia Table for React 🎉
Complete feature parity with the Vue version, as well as easy customization and extensibility 🔥
#Laravel #React #PHP #InertiaJS
🎉 Inertia Table for React 🎉
Complete feature parity with the Vue version, as well as easy customization and extensibility 🔥
#Laravel #React #PHP #InertiaJS
Designing for extensibility doesn’t require an ipad app.
November 28, 2024 at 1:04 PM
Designing for extensibility doesn’t require an ipad app.
While web components are universal, framework-specific components like RSCs enable advanced features such as SSR and SSG. They also allow developers to create custom implementations using provided APIs, maximizing flexibility and extensibility.
November 21, 2024 at 3:40 PM
While web components are universal, framework-specific components like RSCs enable advanced features such as SSR and SSG. They also allow developers to create custom implementations using provided APIs, maximizing flexibility and extensibility.
😂
Also, look! It seems like I’ve been pronouncing it the right way, at least per Wikipedia? And the origins of the name explain a lot.
Also, look! It seems like I’ve been pronouncing it the right way, at least per Wikipedia? And the origins of the name explain a lot.
June 24, 2023 at 11:12 PM
😂
Also, look! It seems like I’ve been pronouncing it the right way, at least per Wikipedia? And the origins of the name explain a lot.
Also, look! It seems like I’ve been pronouncing it the right way, at least per Wikipedia? And the origins of the name explain a lot.
what about creating a meta EIP on this? Tbh I don't have the solution to what would be the best unbiased approach but my experience with Vyper & Cairo taught me that camelCase is not future-proof: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-cairo/0.6.1/extensibility#function_names_and_coding_style
June 14, 2023 at 1:21 PM
what about creating a meta EIP on this? Tbh I don't have the solution to what would be the best unbiased approach but my experience with Vyper & Cairo taught me that camelCase is not future-proof: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-cairo/0.6.1/extensibility#function_names_and_coding_style
Interesting: Ooni is coming out with a mixer that they say creates “stronger gluten networks” in your bread or pizza dough. “The stronger the gluten network, the more elasticity and extensibility you get in the dough.” [ooni.com]
Ooni Halo Pro Spiral Dough Mixer | Dough Mixer | Explore
Explore the all-new Halo Pro Spiral Dough Mixer; the new revolution in dough mixing to create the perfect uniformed dough.
ooni.com
January 29, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Interesting: Ooni is coming out with a mixer that they say creates “stronger gluten networks” in your bread or pizza dough. “The stronger the gluten network, the more elasticity and extensibility you get in the dough.” [ooni.com]
These domains are in some sense structurally analogous to mathematics, offering an array of ramifying options that must be progressively uncovered by traversing their precursors, and promising at least the appearance of indefinite extensibility. They are thereby means as well as ends.
March 13, 2025 at 12:45 PM
These domains are in some sense structurally analogous to mathematics, offering an array of ramifying options that must be progressively uncovered by traversing their precursors, and promising at least the appearance of indefinite extensibility. They are thereby means as well as ends.
Lopecode is aiming for software immortality, your notebooks cannot break because they are standards based browser interpretable and include their means-of-production in a single file. Currently the authoring of Notebook 2.0 is in an app so language extensibility looks difficult (early days tho).
July 30, 2025 at 5:42 AM
Lopecode is aiming for software immortality, your notebooks cannot break because they are standards based browser interpretable and include their means-of-production in a single file. Currently the authoring of Notebook 2.0 is in an app so language extensibility looks difficult (early days tho).
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July 29, 2025 at 3:33 PM
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Why I’m Deleting Firefox Forever — And Why Opera Has Earned My Trust
Goodbye to an Open-Source Icon For years, Mozilla Firefox has been a staple in the browsing world, particularly among Linux users and open-source advocates. Known for its commitment to privacy, extensibility, and alignment with…
Goodbye to an Open-Source Icon For years, Mozilla Firefox has been a staple in the browsing world, particularly among Linux users and open-source advocates. Known for its commitment to privacy, extensibility, and alignment with…
Why I’m Deleting Firefox Forever — And Why Opera Has Earned My Trust
Goodbye to an Open-Source Icon For years, Mozilla Firefox has been a staple in the browsing world, particularly among Linux users and open-source advocates. Known for its commitment to privacy, extensibility, and alignment with free software principles, Firefox was once the browser of choice for tech-savvy users who valued transparency over convenience. But times have changed — and not for the better.
undercodenews.com
July 11, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Why I’m Deleting Firefox Forever — And Why Opera Has Earned My Trust
Goodbye to an Open-Source Icon For years, Mozilla Firefox has been a staple in the browsing world, particularly among Linux users and open-source advocates. Known for its commitment to privacy, extensibility, and alignment with…
Goodbye to an Open-Source Icon For years, Mozilla Firefox has been a staple in the browsing world, particularly among Linux users and open-source advocates. Known for its commitment to privacy, extensibility, and alignment with…
👤 Post by Yashaswini_K_M (by SAP):
"SAP Document and Reporting Compliance Belgium: Electronic Invoice in Utilities using Extensibility"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/sap-document-and-reporting-compliance-belgium-electronic-invoice-in/ba-p/14253511
"SAP Document and Reporting Compliance Belgium: Electronic Invoice in Utilities using Extensibility"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/sap-document-and-reporting-compliance-belgium-electronic-invoice-in/ba-p/14253511
October 29, 2025 at 8:16 AM
👤 Post by Yashaswini_K_M (by SAP):
"SAP Document and Reporting Compliance Belgium: Electronic Invoice in Utilities using Extensibility"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/sap-document-and-reporting-compliance-belgium-electronic-invoice-in/ba-p/14253511
"SAP Document and Reporting Compliance Belgium: Electronic Invoice in Utilities using Extensibility"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/sap-document-and-reporting-compliance-belgium-electronic-invoice-in/ba-p/14253511
oh god people are making discourse about the false dichotomy between extensibility and openness vs security and UX because both OSS and commercial operating systems are developed with the expectation that their users adopt their ideals and the result is said OSes becoming topics in political debate
a lot of people are really determined to forget how wildly hostile the internet was before locked down OSes, aggressive sandboxing, mandatory-ish codesigning, forced security updates, etc got malware somewhat under control
June 16, 2024 at 6:26 PM
oh god people are making discourse about the false dichotomy between extensibility and openness vs security and UX because both OSS and commercial operating systems are developed with the expectation that their users adopt their ideals and the result is said OSes becoming topics in political debate
Extensibility and code sharing
Challenge: Difficult to expand or adapt to new features and different instruments
What can we improve on?
Open source coding practices
Challenge: Difficult to expand or adapt to new features and different instruments
What can we improve on?
Open source coding practices
November 12, 2024 at 4:05 PM
Extensibility and code sharing
Challenge: Difficult to expand or adapt to new features and different instruments
What can we improve on?
Open source coding practices
Challenge: Difficult to expand or adapt to new features and different instruments
What can we improve on?
Open source coding practices
A word of warning that although the protocols should be highly interoperable, they should not be extensible. Extensibility will allow big companies to modify and control in ways that will ultimately serve as being anti-consumer
June 13, 2023 at 8:22 PM
A word of warning that although the protocols should be highly interoperable, they should not be extensible. Extensibility will allow big companies to modify and control in ways that will ultimately serve as being anti-consumer