mykhailo @0x77dev

software & hardware engineer, big data, HPC, AI/ML, security researcher, visual artist. https://t.co/VLrCLlHchw 0x77.dev United States Joined September 2019

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 weeks ago

@udiWertheimer Any way to get access? 👉👈

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mykhailo @0x77dev

3 weeks ago

@pkuhar Why not secure element and smart card implementation instead of “sudo password”?

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mykhailo @0x77dev

3 weeks ago

@devabram

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Ryan Mulligan @ryantm

3 weeks ago

If the Netherlands government can use Nix Flakes, we can mark it non-experimental.

Fraol Lemecha @frectonz

3 weeks ago

Holy shit, and it’s fricken open source. code.overheid.nl/MinBZK/DAWO-Ni…

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mykhailo @0x77dev

a month ago

Called it x.com/0x77dev/status…

MacRumors.com @MacRumors

a month ago

Apple May Return to Server Market With Nvidia Technology macrumors.com/2026/09/16/app…

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Theo - t3.gg @theo

2 months ago

I don’t think there’s any benchmarks that accurately reflect the current capabilities of LLMs

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NixOS Meme Lord @MemesOfNixOS

2 months ago

We must bring light to those who live in darkness.

theanepic @theanepic

2 months ago

What's the whole deal nixos I don't get what's so special about it

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 months ago

The first thing I’ll include in my will is my meticulously curated iTunes library.

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 months ago

@TinkeredThinker @LibertyRPF also works fine for me on helium

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 months ago

@TinkeredThinker @LibertyRPF they are the same browser under the hood lol

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 months ago

@aidenybai some engineers most likely had fun doing internal DNS names; why people won’t learn to use wildcard certificates 😭

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@theo 386/486 are still widely used where predictability matters; especially in mission-critical systems like aviation. Replacing them can require years or decades of testing and recertification. That said, those systems generally aren’t running Linux for many reasons.

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mykhailo @0x77dev

2 months ago

not moving to anything from @github until they introduce something along the lines of fediverse

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Domen Kožar @domenkozar

2 months ago

I want extern fil-c domenkozar.com/2026/08/13/i-w…

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Strace @straceX

2 months ago

computers are built on an absurd amount of cheating > caches > branch prediction > speculative execution > virtual memory > out of order execution and somehow the illusion holds

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Ninon Lizé Masclef @ninon_lize

2 months ago

Fable 5 finally works for neurotech. Let’s cook 🍳🧠

Claude @claudeai

2 months ago

We’re updating Claude Fable 5’s biology safeguards to reduce false positives. In our testing, this update reduced biology-related fallbacks by about 85% across our product surfaces. Fable can now assist on a wider range of everyday health and educational questions. We believe

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mykhailo @0x77dev

3 months ago

@zebassembly Just use nix

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mykhailo @0x77dev

3 months ago

They solve different problems; my frustration came from trying nix-bazel.build: package managers already owned the real build graphs, Nix owned the hermetic toolchain, and Bazel introduced a third graph that had to mirror the other two. Nix is not a universal Bazel replacement. But Nix is expressive enough that I kept reaching for it whenever Bazel needed another bespoke layer. Approaching things from within Nix also feels better than doing so within Bazel. For complex build chains across build and language ecosystems, cross-compilation, it just feels better within Nix.