2026-11-01T05:25:43Z https://njump.me Melissa :verified_trans:​ https://njump.me/npub1jgldw88rmh0s75tf50tvh5sh5nyzw5wt6ql3jxrunn66usm7m3eqd49c0f https://medias.meow.social/accounts/avatars/111/142/308/619/113/886/original/60764486ef3c5c61.png https://medias.meow.social/accounts/avatars/111/142/308/619/113/886/original/60764486ef3c5c61.png https://njump.me/nevent1qqsveywny6v90udh6x2csjwdpjxcuhsc9630w4ddfjevgfaatk40gsszyzfra4cuu0wa7r63dx3adj7jz7jvsf63e0gr7xgc0jw0ttjr0mw8yymlmgh Made a &#34;Forgejo Refined&#34;, inspired by its Github counterpart.<br/><br/>Some of these features I don&#39;t see being implemented into Forgejo itself any time soon, so for now this will make it a bit nicer to use for me personally 😅<br/><br/><a href="https://codeberg.org/codecat/forgejo-refined">https://codeberg.org/codecat/forgejo-refined</a><br/><br/>#forgejo #codeberg<br/> <img src="https://medias.meow.social/media_attachments/files/116/437/172/057/029/060/original/be6864f354988267.png"> <br/> 2026-04-20T13:05:45Z https://njump.me/nevent1qqsv03vp9zm7p0qrdjlk2fg7sgu8zf7mr2jc0jcnfvdcsnc5emfkelgzyzfra4cuu0wa7r63dx3adj7jz7jvsf63e0gr7xgc0jw0ttjr0mw8ywfxwr4 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs94p7j0tjkahwm5mcfvqdvck250z7gd5p09ykkp82c4wsqamykkhcy5axzn'>nevent1q…axzn</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Oh wow, I did not know you could do this! 👀 When federation does eventually come around, is it planned for forges that are set up like this to &#34;migrate&#34; painlessly?<br/><br/>(Sorry if this is a dumb question. I am not sure how this stuff is set up.) 2026-03-27T18:29:17Z https://njump.me/nevent1qqsys5ezp4mdrvca5wkqcdzhk5dx9h3p8au3zemf802aegv6v7zzv6qzyzfra4cuu0wa7r63dx3adj7jz7jvsf63e0gr7xgc0jw0ttjr0mw8y2aunwr One of the open source projects I was relying on for a bunch of things started heavily using AI for its development.<br/><br/>So I did with any sane person would do.. I spent the weekend reimplementing its API from the ground up 🤣<br/><br/>Definitely not mature enough to be released yet, but it’s off to a good start and will hopefully replace the third party project at some point 👍 2026-02-16T23:54:57Z https://njump.me/nevent1qqs2kxkdfuy79rzu4srsxztag8jr7ucsa6w9qq40jsj44ghvez5sxlszyzfra4cuu0wa7r63dx3adj7jz7jvsf63e0gr7xgc0jw0ttjr0mw8yascjvr Well, 2025 is coming to an end, so I would like to give programmers a bit of advice for 2026.<br/><br/>- The AI bubble is bursting. Quit coding with AI and get your skill back and actually learn and understand what you&#39;re doing instead of half-assing your work. (The amount of extremely poorly &#34;written&#34; AI generated code by first time programmers that I&#39;ve seen this year is actually insane. Let&#39;s hope that 2026 will be less of that. I have hope y&#39;all.)<br/><br/>- Stop saying your code is &#34;good enough&#34;; try perfectionism instead! Think about why your code is the way it is and if you can do it better, and then apply it retroactively in your older code as well.<br/><br/>- Consider contributing more to open source projects; find something in a library/program that you don&#39;t like? Fix it yourself and submit it as a PR! (Take your time to do it right - seriously, nobody&#39;s rushing you on this.) Additionally, file a well documented issue and ask how you can help to fix it. (Optionally, open source projects are underfunded - consider donating to projects you rely on.)<br/><br/>- Being versatile in multiple programming languages and subject domains is *extremely* valuable. See also the above point. Try new things, read documentation, read source code, learn a thing or two.<br/><br/>Okay bye :neocat:<br/><br/>#programming #opensource #foss 2025-12-31T12:12:29Z