This, in fact, did not help my anxiety 😰

I think it’s “diffusion model” for image generation, no? I might be wrong though.

Classy response on this @notpeter.bsky.social 👍 way to stand up for your community.

How does one find labelers to use? Just search for one directly?

I’d love to scroll through a list of labels to see what catches my eye, but it doesn’t seem like there’s a Discovery section or something similar for them yet.

Any tips on Go concurrency would be greatly appreciated! 🙃

I’m cackling 🤣🤣🤣 too soon @t3.gg !

There are some posting limits outlined in the AT Protocol documentation, but I guess that’s more a protection against bots than AI slop 🤷🏻‍♂️

The big selling point for me is being able to scan your entire code base and using that context for LLM code generation. Beyond that, not much, although there are some VSCode specific QoL features it has as well that Zed needs to catch up on, like source control. Zed is still my go to though :)

Agreed! I feel like this is the main use case that drives me to Cursor. Most of the time, I just stay with Zed and use the Assistant Panel as needed.

Fair, but Twitter was such a crowded place I feel like this shift gives those of us without a following to get more opportunities to make new connections. In three days on Bluesky, I feel like I’m interacting way more with developers I admire than I was over 8 years on Twitter 🤷🏻‍♂️

I recently landed a job where I’ll be using React, PHP, and Go, but my background is almost entirely in Ruby and RoR with a smattering of experience in the technologies listed above.

My advice is apply for what you want and position yourself based on competence, not a specific stack.

Game Changer hands down.

Time horizon? I usually have a few days to mull over a good problem. I might only have a few hours to handle a good emergency 🤔