OpenClaw | Dagger | UnraidOS | .NET | K8s | WSL | RPGs | Meme Lord
London, United Kingdom
Joined January 2011
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Patrick Magee retweeted
Introducing FerroUI a cross-platform UI framework for Rust: a retained-mode control library with a styled property system, data binding, XAML markup, control themes and a composition-based renderer. A port of Avalonia. github.com/wieslawsoltes/Fer…
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The upcoming release of System.Text.Json sees a swath of new features focusing on C# and F# union support, JSONL, and further narrowing the functional gap between reflection and the source generator:
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/do…
#dotnet
Patrick Magee retweeted
WSL container is GA today!
Check out the new features and see how it's ready to ship in your enterprise.
Also yes `wslc compose` is being worked on, and is on our roadmap!
blogs.windows.com/windowsdev…
Patrick Magee retweeted
At @dagger_io we're building this scheduler, and the software stack to leverage it in your CI.
See dagger.io/blog/the-great-ci-…
Patrick Magee retweeted
I'm pleased to announce BlinkTalk is now available on the Apple Store for iPhone and iPad (Mac OS to follow).
blinktalk.app/
Patrick Magee retweeted
A new Ranged Assassin: Xal'atath is coming to the Nexus 9/28!
Strengths:
High Damage 🧨
Area Control 🚧
Weaknesses:
Low Survivability 🪟
Vulnerable 🐭
Cold Feet ❄️
youtu.be/QwXQEtGlkc4
Patrick Magee retweeted
This is why I love the EU.
Cutting edge innovation and thinking outside the box.
Whilst the rest of the world is wasting their time on space travel, artificial intelligence and smart materials we in the EU are working on what really improves lives: Compliance, Rules and regulations.
Can’t wait to bring my Tupperware to McDonalds in 2027!
Patrick Magee retweeted
New article: Why use ORMs if LLMs write code? blog.ploeh.dk/2026/08/13/why…
Patrick Magee retweeted
When I want to deep dive into what's happening in CI, I reach for @dagger_io (which is what I use in CI to deploy all the Workers, IaC things, and build 10+ docker images). Dagger provides traces so I can see where the time is being spent (and optimize CI times)
Patrick Magee retweeted
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It learns from each user, so communication becomes faster the more they use it.
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BlinkTalk.app
Managed to finally make use of my NPU. Would not have bothered with all the faff myself but with Claude Code, I now have OpenVINO running distil whisper large on my i9 NPU and it draws only ~16j compared to CPU at ~161j. It costs a 10th of the CPU to run!
Patrick Magee retweeted
Another AWS .NET post this week. This one on how we are making it easier to build and deploy .NET agents with Bedrock AgentCore. Our new work also includes integrations with Aspire for local emulation and deployment.
aws.amazon.com/blogs/develop…
Patrick Magee retweeted
New homepage, who dis? aspire.dev 🎨 💅
Mind dump. Use copilot at work. Only approved tool. Seems okay not as powerful as claude code or grok build. Claude and grok agent TUI is way better. Stopped using IDEs months ago. No longer find jetbrains relevant. Completely went all in on vscode. Now I prefer claude desktop or vscode agents mode. Only in last month started to actually investigate in home lab running agents. Now have OpenClaw running 8 agents with very specific tasks that they can do. Some agents are support and server support tasks. Some are coding agents using grok and claude subscription and models. No local models. No point. Homelab now has agents friends can use for stuff I used to manage for them which now the agents can do. Can't wait for Grok 4.6 to drop! Also im now mixing what I build and care less of language. Im happy with go, rust, typescript (bun) and python. Also now I feel like more native runtime is possible. Still drive and enforce high level arch and guards around tools, frameworks, tests. Need that verification loop on units of work before committing to repos.
