@zed.dev is it possible to use Amazon bedrock for running the models?
06.03.2026 06:58
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@zed.dev is it possible to use Amazon bedrock for running the models?
After all, why not?
Don’t tease me like that :<
Haha I’m old enough to remember that sprites were a cornerstone CSS technique used all the time. I used to have sprite sheets for every project.
Combining with key frames like this is new, though. Cool tutorial!
Was talking about this with a coworker. They said they like to add a directory to clone the repos of dependencies so an agent can refer directly to the source code.
It would be sweet to have it integrate with package.json so that it checks out the correct version of the dependency.
So the browser spinner is shown while interception handler resolves? That’s pretty neat, thankfully I think its omission is some acceptable graceful degradation.
What I’m wondering is can we polyfill sufficiently enough that a navigation-powered router for a SPA can be implemented.
I believe sameDocument is indeed impossible. As well as navigationType: ‘reload’ on entry change event.
The polyfill also introduces some restrictions on history API calls since we have to augment the state object with our entry key and ID.
Yeah, hash changes were tricky to handle, but I think I got it down. I was surprised to learn they fire a popstate event!
All of my e2e tests around history entries work with both native Navigation or the polyfill so far.
I released a polyfill with pretty good good support for navigation history entries.
As I start to think about how to tackle navigation transition lifecycle (Navigate event, cancellation, interceptors, etc.) I was wondering if you have any wisdom to share in the parts you think are impossible? 🙏🏼
The Navigation API is an exciting new browser API that is the successor to the History API.
It is now broadly supported across the most recent versions of the main browsers, and I'm eager to begin using it in production apps!
The docs, for reference: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
I'm excited to have released navigation-ponyfill, a polyfill for the new browser Navigation API!
Check it out: github.com/kcrwfrd/navi...
And the Next.js docs/example: github.com/kcrwfrd/navi...
#webdev #browser #html #javascript #react #nextjs #opensource
What happens if it’s a cache miss? Does it block at request time?
Movie hacker scene, but the protagonist is trying to figure out how to publish a package to NPM when it prompts for a OTP but the new security keys that NPM requires don't have OTPs
#npm #javascript
I wonder if there’s a skill for that 🤔
It’s also funny when it decides to add “skip” to a failing test 😂
Unfortunately only works for spaces on the same monitor.
👀 well that’s exciting that you have an idea.
I have something hacked together in hammerspoon but it doesn’t work great.
Another approach I’m curious about: if you click the title bar on an app and then use keyboard shortcut to change space, it moves the window quite elegantly.
The Navigation API is newly baseline! The web now has sensible, low-level routing for navigations.
I have PR open for entries() and currentEntry, I would love any feedback on it ❤️
github.com/kcrwfrd/navi...
I need to sort out bundling as well. For now I started out without any bundling just so I can experiment and develop.
I wouldn’t call it stable yet. It works by patching the history API so that you can use navigation api features in history-based framework routers.
I want to make that patching explicitly opt-in so that you could avoid patching altogether and eschew history altogether for a purely navigation router
I actually have one that I’ve been working on for the past few weeks, and I would love any feedback on it: github.com/kcrwfrd/navi...
I feel quite good about supporting entries(), currentEntry, and canGoBack. I will have to start digging into navigate()
@webdevs.firefox.com
ooo 3 column layout is nice!
Honestly the most important feature to me is a keyboard shortcut to send a window to space by number.
Yabai’s implementation works perfect BUT it requires disabling SIP so it’s a non-starter on my work laptop :(
Frustrating that Apple doesn’t make the apis public
Always love to see new window managers on macOS.
How does it differ from yabai?
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to deliver a secure and reliable release.
Updates are now available for the 25.x, 24.x, 22.x, 20.x Node.js release lines to address:
- 3 high severity issues
- 4 medium severity issues
- 1 low severity issue
nodejs.org/en/blog/vuln...
I spent the past two weeks grinding hard on publishing my first NPM package, navigation-ponyfill: github.com/kcrwfrd/navi...
It’s been a lot of fun. I hope to keep giving it love, and that others may find it useful.
Maybe I’ll contribute to some other open source projects as well!
Vibes are good
Need this in Animorphs cover format
Ask the AI to write the code, and then just ask the AI to read and summarize what it wrote… brilliant! 🤣🤣
Not even being sarcastic, it’s a great suggestion. I was super impressed new features for reading PRs on GitHub recently.
Idk how relevant these examples are nowadays but I was stoked to find them back in the day
- github.com/cowboy/dotfi...
- github.com/mathiasbynen...
