Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: TS, Go, Python, React, Postgres/SQLite, React Native / Expo

CV: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev

Email: On GitHub, can dm on X too

I love your CV!

Working on open source local first learning social network (kind of like Notion but as social network with elements of Reddit for topics).

https://github.com/learn-anything/learn-anything

Heard your project mentioned recently on the localfirst.fm podcast, and that you use the Jazz framework. Interesting stuff!

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: TS, NextJS, Go, Python, Postgres

CV: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev

Email: On GitHub, can dm on X too

Location: Tbilisi, Georgia

Remote: Yes

Technologies: TS, Go, React (with some Python/Rust)

GitHub: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev

Open to interesting roles with above or similar stack.

Most recent project with this stack is https://github.com/kuskusapp/kuskus

Would love to pay for no ads on IG, the amount of ads there is insane, only reason I don't use it as much.

Have you given thought what Bun 2.0 would look like? What major features it would have? Or 2.0 if it ever happens is mostly making Bun work 'at the edge'?

Also curious about this, can I use Wazero to compile Go to WASM?

Or it replaces cloudflare workers instead?

wazero is a wasm runtime, not a wasm compiler. For a compiler Go -> Wasm you should use tinygo or Go proper :)

Will EdgeDB Cloud be fully replicated similar to https://neon.tech?

I want to use EdgeDB Cloud but I want the latency to be that of Grafbase for example.

benchmark here: https://edge-data-latency.vercel.app

I know EdgeDB exposes GraphQL as part of plugin. I assume EdgeDB Cloud lets you setup production GraphQL setup without any effort?

3.0 looks very exciting, well done.

> Will EdgeDB Cloud be fully replicated similar to https://neon.tech?

Eventually yes. Our client libraries APIs are designed in such a way that it's easy for us to automatically route read queries to the nearest replicas and do other magic.

> I want to use EdgeDB Cloud but I want the latency to be that of Grafbase for example.

We'll be working on lowering the latency as much as we can. But you also have to keep in mind another aspect - which is the composability of EdgeQL, which allows you to pipeline multiple operations in one query. That query will get you all of your data in one round trip, something that doesn't typically happen with ORM libraries and SQL in general.

> 3.0 looks very exciting, well done.

Thank you!

If you're on mac, Karabiner is the best tool for remapping. I use it to remap normal keys to hyper keys. So pressing on `a` key together with `f` will do control + f and things like this.

https://wiki.nikiv.dev/macOS/apps/karabiner

This is amazing, I can't believe I haven't seen this before, mapping caps_lock to right command and using rcmd for app switching is amazing, previously I just had caps set to esc and used left_command + esc as a global toggle for terminal.

I tried remapping a normal letter key's (a) long press to a command+a but it seems to actually trigger the letter "a" before triggering the modifier.

Karabiner is amazing and unfortunately I haven't found an equivalent on Linux. I use Karabiner for the following usecase.

* Mapped both caps lock and return key when they are clicked with another key to act as Ctrl. When they are clicked alone without combination then they work as ususal.

Awesome app, though unfortunately it doesn't support proper alpha-to-hyper modifiers that wouldn't interfere with typing (tweaking various delays help, but still not equivalent), and lacks some in-app context like whether you're in a text field within an app

On my Macbook Pro, the only thing I use Karabiner for is to map my right Option key to a true "Enter" key (as opposed to the "Return") key. I'm sure I'm under-utilizing it, but it works great for that.

Doesn't that get triggered if you type "after" fast enough?

This is a really impressive collection of notes.