well, i'm writing my own library for X API

struthless
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz1kVa8brLg

2025, 21 August

Go 1.25 JSON v2 solves the "one type, one JSON format" limitation! 🎯

Same data, any format, zero boilerplate!
No more wrapper types or map[string]interface{} ugliness.

Good morning guys

If you're into back-end and system-level programming (Go, Rust, C), this is your guy. Make sure to check out his channel :

https://t.me/enochCodes

Every goal i try to achieve is "borderline unattainable" before trying it, and " attainable by anyone if they tried enough " after i do it.

Good Morning 🌅🌅
it's August 30🥹🥹

Time flies, and it's kind of wild.
We all know how quickly days and seasons seem to pass. But it makes me wonder—what are we actually doing with our time? Are we busy? And if so, what are we even busy with?

I remember making plans back on August 3. Now suddenly it's August 30, and this coming Monday is already September 3. I’m honestly mad and confused—how did an entire month slip by like a joke, without me really doing anything?

What do you think?
Have you ever felt the same way—like time just vanished and you’re left wondering where it went?

#Article Breaking Down Context Engineering

Context Engineering is the practice of providing minimal, focused context to AI agents at each step of their execution. The article breaks down six types of context that need management: system prompts, user prompts, retrieved context, short-term memory, long-term memory, tools, and structured output. Each type presents unique challenges like context poisoning, token limits, relevance filtering, and format reliability. The practice evolved from prompt engineering to address complex multi-turn interactions and tool usage in production AI systems.

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📚 Must-Read for Go Devs: Mastering context

This article does a fantastic job of explaining everything you need to know about the context package in #Golang — not just what it is, but why it truly matters.

Context isn't just another package.
It's your contract with the runtime.
It defines how your program should behave under pressure — timeouts, cancellations, deadlines, and more.

If you're serious about writing robust backend services in Go, this is a concept you can’t afford to ignore.

Enjoy — and come back smarter 👨‍💻⚙️

today's bible verse i want you to think about the whole day😇

"እግዚአብሔር፣ ለሚወድዱትና እንደ ሐሳቡ ለተጠሩት፣ ነገር ሁሉ ተያይዞ ለበጎ እንዲሠራ እንደሚያደርግላቸው እናውቃለን።"
— ሮሜ 8:28

Pro Pro: The world improves when we add more stuff.
Pro Anti: The world improves when we remove more stuff.
Anti Pro: The world worsens when we add more stuff.
Anti Anti: The world worsens when we remove more stuff.

turns out im Anti Pro😁