I've been using the 'just' task runner on several projects now, and I really like it.So here is an intro and a few tricks.https: www.bitecode.dev p justified

   Wow, Nushell has progressed a ton since the last time I checked it out https: www.nushell.sh It's fast, the syntax is nice, the data types are well balanced, that's a nice shell.Apparently, it runs on the locked-down laptop of my current employer at a decent speed, and integrates with...

   What’s up Python ? Rust in CPython, immutable dicts, unpacking in comprehensions...https: www.bitecode.dev p whats-up-python-rust-in-cpython-immutable

   A live music live coding env in the browser:https: strudel.cc

   Netflix is buying Game of Thrones, DC comics, the Matrix and the Animaniacs: https: www.gamesindustry.biz netflix-to-buy-warner-bros-including-games-division-for-827bn

   CSS has an if() function now https: caniuse.com ?search if

   With Cloudflare going down, and its status page not showing any problem, you go to a down site detector. But then it might use cloudflare and be down too. So they built a down's down detector. But it could be down to. What to do ?Well...https: downdetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetector...

   Talking about AI, bun, the JS runtime, has been bought by Anthropic, the guys behind Claude https: bun.com blog bun-joins-anthropic

   quot;Using LLMs at Oxide"https: rfd.shared.oxide.computer rfd 0576Those points have already been made many times. However, this article states them more eloquently than most. And they stem from experience both in technically demanding dev and intensive AI use.

   Pydantic can do what?https: www.bitecode.dev p pydantic-can-do-whatI honestly imported Pydantic more than requests during the last 2 years.

   Yes, it's still relevant to use an 80-character limit in Python code in 2025 with our gigantic screenshttps: www.bitecode.dev p 80-characters-in-this-economy

   What's up Python? You already know :)https: www.bitecode.dev p whats-up-python-you-already-know

   Is it me or Firefox has been glitching a lot recently? Feel like it’s freeze for a few seconds here and there for no apparently reasons. Super weird.

   Got back to marimo (marimo.io), the jupyter notebook alternative, after an HN post reminded me it existed. The progress it has done in a few years is impressive. I expect it to become my default python shell in the future. And with uv, it's just so easy to start it.

   Didn't think I would find a use case for xonsh (https: xon.sh ) in my life, but I was wrong. When your client machine is really locked down and the only shell you can use is cmd.exe and python's, then suddenly it feels like a savior.

   The aesthetic feels like those old school sound systems, which I always enjoyed. The buttons are a reminiscence of this as well. Lighter, and in plastic, but you just know what to do and what happened. No idiotic false positives with tactile craps, or impossible to remember moves to do basic stuff.

   Also I love the design:https: us.nothing.tech products headphone-1?Colour WhiteThe little nod to audio tapes is both retro cool and modernist in a way.

   The experience is just smooth and makes sense. You slide the power switch, it's ON. You hold it, it's pairing. The sound wheel has a nice click as you precisely adjust the volume just under your thumb. Prev next is a simple slide you can find blind.You can't mess it up. Feedback is...

   The Nothing Headphones are the best sound gear I've bought in a while. Sure, noise cancellation is not totally at the Sony WH level & you're a tad below Bose sound quality.But it's still very good, and comes with fantastic usability. The physical controls are particularly amazing.