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#UnlockAIVENEZUELA

Try ":FzfLua serverlist" if you use fzf-lua github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-l… . It lists (and previews) all running Nvim sessions (+ remote sessions, if their local sockets live in stdpath('run')).

It also shows a "last activity" column (Nvim 0.13 "v:useractive").

Jorge Jesús acabo con Portugal.

@Cristiano

Portugal estará sempre em mim

The GOAT retires

thanks @Cristiano

The talk:

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From red to blue.. let the hunting begins.

AI is great at writing code that looks right, but that's not the same as code that is right.

In this talk, Bryan Boreham shows a safer way to make big changes to a Go codebase, using Go's built-in tools for understanding code to build your own checkers and fixers, and letting AI instead of editing your code directly. It's packed with real examples from Prometheus and other open source projects at Grafana Labs.

Watch the full talk here: youtu.be/RK7oQie4d9k

fin de semana relajado, mi momento relax.

#rollerblade

Yo viendo a los venezolanos dependientes de Claude en este momento.

Text 'wrap' in Nvim 0.13 is "conceal-aware".

Supported for extmark-driven conceal (treesitter, etc.), not "legacy" conceal (matchadd(), :syntax).

no se ustedes, pero detesto que esten comiendo mientras estan en una reunion en linea.

One thing I hate is people EATING during online meetings.

Back at it.. #rollerblade

ya se ve, pero muchos lo niegan.

#AI

Finished watching @TedLasso . Great show; the 3rd season was amazing- the ending, chef's kiss.

Java and Python developers have long been able to add monitoring to their apps without touching any code. For Go, it's always been a manual job, but that's changing fast.

In this talk, Kemal Akkoyun tours every practical way to see inside your Go services without changing a that work deep inside the Linux kernel to ones that step in while your code is being built, and helps you pick the right one for your systems.

Watch the full talk here: youtu.be/tidmOddZOao

ahhh al Macromedia suite era lo mejor, uno de mis primeros IDEs lol..

When you're choosing a stock market API, knowing what you're building is key.

Backtesters need adjusted prices, dashboards need reliable quotes, and AI agents need structured data they can call.

In this guide, Nikhil shows how to choose the right API by building a Python MCP-style access.

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