Introducing Jevia:

• adaptive, localfirst, outcome-based model routing for AI coding harnesses powered by Jev

website - https://jevia.dev
github - https://github.com/assistant-ui/jevia

AI has made it easier than ever to trust yourself, and lowered the barrier to building anything. But it's made it much harder for others to trust you.

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Farm.js v0.1.0 - Agent Native.

gramX

the wait is over...
here i present to you telegram with X UI and feel.

gramX is a FOSS(free and opensource software) Android app that shows the channels you follow on Telegram as a single feed, newest first, instead of a list of chats, exactly like an X.

you will find almost every Telegram feature tailored to X(twitter)'s UI and UX, just without the ads

you can dowload it from here on telegram or github release
star the repo: https://github.com/daveragos/gramx

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I really happy for kinfish

I was surprised to learn that in NestJS, nearly everything is shared across incoming requests.

Database connection pools. Singleton services. Providers with global state. All shared.

Coming from a multi-threaded, request-per-thread model, that sounded risky at first.

But Node.js doesn’t handle each request on its own thread. It runs on a single-threaded event loop, so Nest’s default singleton scope is normal and efficient.

The important caveat: shared ≠ automatically safe for all state.

Singletons are safe when they’re stateless or carefully managed. If you store per-request data on a singleton, async interleaving can cause race conditions, memory leaks, or data leaking between users.

My rule:

✅ Share connections, config, caches, and stateless services

❌ Don’t store request-specific state on singletons

✅ Use request-scoped providers or AsyncLocalStorage when you need request context

Nest makes sharing easy. Keeping shared state safe is on us.

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