Software Contents Archive

All these ChatGPT examples are mind blowing. Whether you agree with AI doing work or not, I don't think its going away. Shit posting aside, thought on what does this mean for web developers and our jobs? A super power? Super Monster? Good or are we screwed?

📦 The Go team is looking to add a new package to the standard library for structured logging. Jonathan Amsterdam covered what this means at Go Day 2022. Tune in 👉 https://t.co/qH8YM2VSY7 https://t.co/Pb6wRgP2Fq

The Total TypeScript pre-release is dropping SOON. Wizardry is waiting. And it's 40% off at launch. https://t.co/WlqS6ntFNP https://t.co/GTeyif79c1

I almost NEVER write a regular for loop. There are some very rare occasions but truthfully I never write them. Instead I use map, for each, etc. I am not against writing them and I will if I have the right situation but it just shows how often we use array methods instead.

Another nice benefit of .at() is being able to get the last item of an array without having to stick it in a variable to reference it's length first. .pop() would also work here since we don't care about immutability, but a nice consistent API for working with arrays is 👌 https://t.co/lywrt57Na8

Just had an old customer from the gas station days DM me that He has been learning to code and is now trying to get a job in tech as a software developer. Feels like my journey just came full circle.

Which of these is your favorite 1980s gaming console? #AskRMP

I'm five days into my exercise to learn Rust using the combination of Advent of Code, ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot so I decided to write about what I've learned about this AI-assisted learning approach so far https://t.co/hcBmbuRxFJ

Third-party Twitter app makers turn their attention to Mastodon https://t.co/FVWpbqFcLm by @sarahintampa

Google’s new Pixel update brings new features like clear calling and Google One VPN https://t.co/uLNq3we46e by @indianidle

I'm so excited to see this out in the world. Ever since I was a singing teacher I've always wanted to make awesome learning experiences. This feels like two roads meeting back together after a long way apart.

90% of ChromeOS users interact with apps using a mouse and keyboard, so we revamped their existing setup for better gaming 🎮 Check out how ChromeOS built the Alpha release of the new controls feature for touchscreen-only Android games: https://t.co/GbTjyiRBvM https://t.co/v4B3H0tGqm

AngelList Confidential is now a podcast! Catch up on all the insights from our annual conference about the future of startups and technology, featuring @sama @packyM @dharmesh @sophiaamoruso @rrhoover @eglyman @Tracy_Young @ttunguz @ramez and many more. https://t.co/EgyArb0qyk

Chrome 108 is here! Have you updated yet? Check out What’s New in DevTools 👇🏼 💡 Hints for inactive CSS props 🕵🏻 Auto-detect XPath and text selector 🚶🏽‍♂️ Step through comma-separated expressions … and more! Try in Chrome 📺 https://t.co/l20O9aLmMI 📜 https://t.co/uLukMsWSRi https://t.co/vVLPpsswHc

Welcome to YC W23, Ianai, Alejandro, and team @infiniaweb! Infinia provides an account-to-account (A2A) payment solution for LATAM. Lower fees for merchants and frictionless experience for buyers, through a single API: https://t.co/jIzKyiSlab https://t.co/KgDsMnMgsQ