octogene @_octogene

Kotlin, Backend, Mobile Dev. I only code to drink ☕☕☕ Joined April 2018

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Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh

3 weeks ago

Many devs don’t understand that you’re supposed to use exceptions only for exceptional cases. Exceptions are NOT for error handling.

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Kotlin by JetBrains @kotlin

3 weeks ago

📢 The Kotlin 2.2.10 release is out! This version includes performance improvements and bug fixes for Kotlin 2.2.0. Check out the changelog for more details: ➡️ github.com/JetBrains/kotl…

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Better Software Conference @BetterSoftwareC

2 months ago

Casey's talk is now available on YouTube. Enjoy! youtu.be/wo84LFzx5nI

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Pierre Beyssac 🏴‍☠️🇫🇷🇪🇺🇺🇦 @pbeyssac

2 months ago

Quelle honte, et quelle démission de la part de l'état français. Et j'ai encore plus honte quand je pense au nombre de politiques français qui se sont employés, sans vergogne, à charger Sansal et soutenir la dictature algérienne parce qu'ils ne partagent pas ses idées.

Agence France-Presse @afpfr

2 months ago

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ADHD Memes @ADHDForReal

3 months ago

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Kotlin by JetBrains @kotlin

3 months ago

🚀 Ktor 3.2.0 is out, bringing new features and performance improvements! ✨ New DI and HTMX modules 📦 Gradle version catalog support 🛠️ Automatic config deserialization 🔌 Unix socket support for CIO And more! Learn more! ⬇️ blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2025/06…

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nicholas ⛱ @nnnnicholas

3 months ago

it’s going to take a long time for ai designers to fully internalize that most people don’t know what to ask for

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Benjamin @sdblepas

3 months ago

Le nombre de débiles sans cervelle (parfois dotés d’une chevelure de pub L’Oréal) qui pérorent sur l’Iran depuis cinq jours est absolument sidérant. Heureusement, il reste en France quelques personnes qui savent vraiment de quoi elles parlent. Des gens qui ont vécu cette…

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terminally onλine εngineer 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇸 ~ new era @tekbog

3 months ago

software engineers afraid of losing their jobs misunderstand their profession and the craft you are supposed to see patterns and solve business problems, do research to make the systems and product better code is means to an end, not the end itself, it never was

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Andrew Côté @Andercot

4 months ago

If you haven't noticed that life, the universe, and everything has a bit of strangeness to it, you really haven't been paying attention. There's a sense of irony embedded in things, a love of memery, a tendency for the absurd, as if spacetime has Dad humor.

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logic destroyer @splinedrive

4 months ago

I despise the culture of career-obsessed people — all ambition, no heart or mind. All they care about is climbing the ladder and bragging about how great they are and what job title they hold. I couldn’t care less.

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Austen Allred @Austen

4 months ago

Jira CEO: “When we advertise I wish we could find something that represents a moderate impediment to progress with no true benefit but makes people feel better for some reason because it forces everyone to go slower.” Jira CMO: “I’ve got you.”

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

4 months ago

Carl Jung hits the "haters" particularly hard.

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Thomas Sowell Quotes @ThomasSowell

8 months ago

Wisdom.

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Thomas Sowell Quotes @ThomasSowell

8 months ago

Sadly, that is the reality.

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Reads with Ravi @readswithravi

9 months ago

“Once you pick the right thing to work on, and the right people to work with, then work as hard as you can.” — @naval

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solst/ICE @IceSolst

9 months ago

In security engineering, strictness and paranoia correlate with incompetence. Easier to say ‘no’ than to deeply understand the use case and find middleground.

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Prover Killer @YourBuddyConner

9 months ago

Great infrastructure work looks like over-engineering right up until the moment it saves your company. Then, it looks like foresight.

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Signal @signalapp

9 months ago

It costs around $50 million every year to ensure Signal is robust and available all over the world for anyone whenever they need it. And as a nonprofit, that money comes from all of you; the people who believe that we all deserve a place to speak freely. Signal.org/donate

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Naval @naval

9 months ago

Behind every great product there’s at least one engineer who knows the entire stack, takes problems personally, and jumps in and solves them. Without regard to ownership, credit, or chain of command. If you don’t know who this is in your company, I have bad news for you…