#scrum #scrumteam #dev #developer #qa #codinghumor #programmer_humor #programmer #coding #programming #builds #defect #defects #testing #qahumor #Qatesting #memes #Meme #Humor #humour
#builds
Michael Wall (@sound4movement)
보고: 2026 버전 Codex의 첫 빌드들이 어제 GitHub에 올라오기 시작했으며, ChatGPT도 마찬가지로 오랜 공백 이후 빌드가 들어오고 있어 두 프로젝트의 새 빌드 도착에 기대감을 표함.
e537 — Reading, Listening & Building Together
e537 with Michael M and Andy - ringing in the new year with the amazing power of #music to move and #heal, #LEGO and #retro #builds and a whole lot more.https://gamesatwork.biz/2026/01/05/e537-reading-listening-building-together/
e537 with Michael M and Andy - ringing in the new year with the amazing power of #music to move and #heal, #LEGO and #retro #builds and a whole lot more. https://gamesatwork.biz/2026/01/05/e537-reading-listening-building-together/
Happy New Year!
#shownotes for @gamesatwork_biz #podcast e537 with are done and publication set for tomorrow, Monday 4 Jan on https://www.gamesatwork.biz together with @michaelrowe01 and @andypiper. Find e537 on @Spotify @overcastfm @YouTube and all your favorite podcast feeds! Stories and discussion on the amazing power of #music to move and #heal, #LEGO and #retro #builds and a whole lot more.
Be sure to subscribe on https://www.gamesatwork.biz so you don’t miss an episode!
@codemonkeymike
Awesome 🔥❤️
Also instead of downloading an ISO like that, any way to build the exact ISO locally?😁
So that u can just push the flake and I'll fetch the latest one with caching.
Not sure if even the official nixos is doing this.
#nixbook #nix #os #iso #image #installation #reproducible #builds
♬💔 SythnMusic - Let Go of Love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnOA1Uachs0 #Builds #Nice 🆙 #game #changer SUNO P #AI #related and #new #style of #UTAU #vocaloid #ボーカロイド #music #音楽 #udio #kaiber #producer #business #industry #entertainment 🌎 #global #community #news New Idols, Stars and Character(s) for us to love ❤️ ❧
Happy Halloween!
#scrum #scrumteam #dev #developer #qa #scrummaster #productowner #builds #buildserver #scrumguide #halloween #Meme #memes #Humor #humour
https://www.fogolf.com/1084612/young-kaikohe-golfer-javier-rogers-pou-builds-a-business-to-fund-sports-dream/ Young Kaikohe golfer Javier Rogers-Pou builds a business to fund sports dream #BEGINNER #Builds #business #DREAM #from #Fund #game #Golf #GolfNews #golfer #gone #handicap #having #hes #Javier #just #kaikohe #Only #rogerspou #sports #to #YEARS #Young
#scrum #scrumteam #dev #developer #coding #programming #buildserver #builds #buildfail #programminghumor #memes #Meme #Humor #humour
Trusting builds with Bazel remote execution
https://jmmv.dev/2025/09/bazel-remote-execution.html
#HackerNews #Trusting #builds #Bazel #remote #execution #softwaredevelopment #devops #cloudcomputing #continuousintegration
Zig Builds Are Getting Faster
https://mitchellh.com/writing/zig-builds-getting-faster
#HackerNews #Zig #Builds #Faster #Zig #Programming #Speed #Improvement #Compiler #Optimization #Tech #News
RE: https://mastodon.social/@buildstash/115271221786719596
Exciting! We've (cc @marrkus) been building like crazy, and imo Buildstash is at a point where:
- if you're an app, game, or embedded team it's ready to use in your workflow now
- it just feels like a _really_ cool product 😊
Here's a demo of what it looks like today ⬇️
#devtool #devtools #devops #buildops #cicd #ci #buildtool #developers #software #apps #gamedev #GameDevelopment #demo #startup #startups #product #buildinpublic #releases #builds #binary #artifact #appcenter #hockeyapp #embedded
@jezebelkat yeah, #Apple hardware is relatively good supported.
- So good in fact that [allegedly] @torvalds used a #MacBookAir with @opensuse as his main machine [about 10 years ago], tho obviously his work is mostly staring at #git, reading #LKML and replying on it as #builds and #compiling are done on some remote machine instead.
And for someone who's relatively often on #talks, battery runtime and a decent screen and keyboard is more important than having the ability to build a new kernel whilst taking a shower and shave on device...
I insist in my #Linux distro on reproducible offline #builds to the extent possible.
In some contexts -- Go, Rust, and PyPi, I'm talking to you -- #FOSS has become a bubbling froth of living code that doesn't exist as a specific fixed thing.
In the case of Rust, even the compiler changes so rapidly that the idea of a stable collection of Rust programs is like a desert mirage that's glimpsed for a moment from miles a way.
We've arrived at the point where builds can only be done, in some cases, through arcane rituals that are carried out in containers which download, as you noted, a large chunk of the Internet and do God knows what with it.
Granted, this approach to FOSS offers a few advantages. It's not so great, though, if you'd like to maintain a "batteries included" Linux distro that comes ready to run with dozens of programs from each ecosystem.
This said, I've managed to enforce reproducible builds, to an extent, even for builds of Go, Rust, and PyPi packages. Ruby and Perl CPAN packages as well.
For what it's worth, I capture both application and dependency sources up front and store the sources offline in different types of repositories or source trees. The build framework encourages builds to reuse the stored sources.
I've accepted that some software, such as the major web browsers and the Fediverse server that I'm typing on, is/are going to need to be built online.
However, the vast majority of my packages exist as nice, static, source tarballs and, in my view, that's how it's supposed to be.
Note to @bagder : I appreciate the fact that #curl is a static source tarball to begin with. If you're curious, its home in my distro looks like this:
https://laclin.com/src/find/curl-low
In some contexts -- Go, Rust, and PyPi, I'm talking to you -- #FOSS has become a bubbling froth of living code that doesn't exist as a specific fixed thing.
In the case of Rust, even the compiler changes so rapidly that the idea of a stable collection of Rust programs is like a desert mirage that's glimpsed for a moment from miles a way.
We've arrived at the point where builds can only be done, in some cases, through arcane rituals that are carried out in containers which download, as you noted, a large chunk of the Internet and do God knows what with it.
Granted, this approach to FOSS offers a few advantages. It's not so great, though, if you'd like to maintain a "batteries included" Linux distro that comes ready to run with dozens of programs from each ecosystem.
This said, I've managed to enforce reproducible builds, to an extent, even for builds of Go, Rust, and PyPi packages. Ruby and Perl CPAN packages as well.
For what it's worth, I capture both application and dependency sources up front and store the sources offline in different types of repositories or source trees. The build framework encourages builds to reuse the stored sources.
I've accepted that some software, such as the major web browsers and the Fediverse server that I'm typing on, is/are going to need to be built online.
However, the vast majority of my packages exist as nice, static, source tarballs and, in my view, that's how it's supposed to be.
Note to @bagder : I appreciate the fact that #curl is a static source tarball to begin with. If you're curious, its home in my distro looks like this:
https://laclin.com/src/find/curl-low
Helldivers 2 — Ultimate Guide & Brutally Honest Review now live!
A no‑BS breakdown of builds, best stratagems, endgame grind, and whether it’s worth your time in 2025.
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