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Bun's rewrite in Rust was merged

• maxloh 5mo ago
  Claude's workflows might become good training data for LLMs: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/tree/23427db/.claude/workflows https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/tree/23427db/.claude/workflow...
• MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
  Maybe someday GitHub will find a way to optimize their system so I can actually see the PR and not a unicorn.
  • molf 5mo ago
    Were there 1M line diffs in the past, before LLMs? That seems (seemed?) legitimately insane. Simultaneously a very good example of how Github needs to adapt to the changing software development landscape?
  • mamsouuu 5mo ago
    To be fair this is a pretty big PR
• rvz 5mo ago
  "just an experiment"
• prashantk_ 5mo ago
  Looks like the experiment was a success. We will be seeing many of these and it will work out fine. "Code is the spec" and "tests are the success rates" - as principles for these rewrites. We can look forward to many of big complex software re-written in language that make sense.
• punkbit 5mo ago
  Consequently, one of the most popular projects in the web today just merged a single thousand of lines PR to main successfully without having to go through human comments and nitpicking! Do you understand what this means?
• ChrisArchitect 5mo ago
  Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48132488 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48132488