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muesli

Group C, Match 5 of the 4th Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2022

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PHP
117
41.8%
Kotlin
163
58.2%
280 people voted.
Voting ended 26 Feb 2022 at 5:26.
muesli

Group B, Match 4 of the 4th Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2022

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Clojure
101
38.4%
Assembly
162
61.6%
263 people voted.
Voting ended 26 Feb 2022 at 5:25.
muesli

Group B, Match 3 of the 4th Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2022

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Java
100
35%
Haskell
186
65%
286 people voted.
Voting ended 26 Feb 2022 at 5:25.
muesli

Group A, Match 2 of the 4th Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2022

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TypeScript
142
51.4%
Pascal
134
48.6%
276 people voted.
Voting ended 26 Feb 2022 at 5:25.
muesli

Group A, Match 1 of the 4th Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2022

The defending champion kicks off the tournament!

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Python
220
69.4%
Lua
97
30.6%
317 people voted.
Voting ended 26 Feb 2022 at 5:24.
muesli

What a weekend! Ended up #1 on HackerNews, a dozen sub-reddits and GitHub Trending.

So exhausted, but also so proud of everything we do at @charm!

charm.sh

muesli

🐙 gitty v0.5.0 is out!

gitty shows you a project's most relevant issues, pull requests, and changes at a quick glance - right on the command line.

The latest release now also supports gitea.com and your own self-hosted Gitea instances!

github.com/muesli/gitty

muesli

🐙 gitty v0.4.0 is out!

gitty is a smart little helper for software developers and maintainers. It shows you a project's most relevant issues, pull requests, and changes at a quick glance - right on the command line.

The latest release now also supports GitLab instances and entire project namespaces!

🔥 Get it while it's hot: github.com/muesli/gitty

muesli

Happy World Standards Day, a day where the entire world celebrates international standardization... well, the entire world except the US, which celebrates this on October 22nd 😂

(I wish I was kidding)

muesli

🔥 Just released a fresh little tool for the devs out there 🔥

gitty, a smart little CLI helper for git projects, that shows you all the relevant issues, pull requests and changes at a quick glance. It currently only supports the GitHub API, but I'd eventually like it to become a bit more agnostic.

Get it here: github.com/muesli/gitty

muesli

Imaginary ad for KDE apps. Today: Konsole

😍

muesli

Here's some space for your most controversial programming/tech opinion:

Spindley Q Frog

@fribbledom Hungarian notation has useful properties, and when used properly can be a valuable tool for clarity of thought and communication

muesli

Come take a trip with me down memory lane:

CD-MAN (DOS, 1989)

I used to play this as a kid in the early 90s. Before that I had only seen Pac-Man on the Atari 2600, which was a rather lousy version of this classic.

Here you had to collect keys to unlock parts of the map. Also, no ghosts, but spiders instead. CD-MAN still looks like Pac-Man tho 😆

muesli

"A Debugging Session" (symbolic image)

Eugen Rochko

@fribbledom Imagining this being turned into the desktop icon for a debugger app

muesli

Trying to register online for the COVID vaccination in Germany:

the process breaks if you use an email with underscores in the address 🙄

Fucking "Neuland".

muesli

No I wonder... did someone hack this? Did he resign? What happened?

muesli

🎉 Owncast 0.0.3 is out! 🎉

This is pretty amazing! An open-source video streaming service that comes with batteries included: live chat, adaptive bitrate streaming, an admin interface.

Think of it as a self-hosted Twitch alternative!

Website: owncast.online/

Sources: github.com/owncast/owncast

Check out the demo instance: watch.owncast.online/

muesli

If you're still undecided which console to go with this generation, people have figured out that they can float ping-pong balls on the Series X vent... so I think we have a clear winner.

muesli

📣 k-means v0.2.0

A k-means clustering algorithm implementation written in #golang

github.com/muesli/kmeans

muesli

I was pretty fed up with the behavior of 'df', so I wrote my own diskfree tool.

It's called 'duf', it's written in #golang, and you can get it here: github.com/muesli/duf

On ArchLinux, you can simply install 'duf' from the AUR.

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