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by hoppp 1y ago
Why not zig tho.. keep the C, compile with zigcc and write new code in zig. Best of both worlds.
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by hoppp 1y ago
So they are adding technical debt to everything? Its either in the form of C code that will need to be rewritten in rust Or rust code that the C devs now will need to learn to understand the entire system Doesn't matter which way you l
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by hoppp 1y ago
Sounds like its faster to just write the code by hand
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by hoppp 1y ago
A go desktop app with native webview: 3.3 MB starting size A go desktop app rendered with OpenGL: 39MB starting size So its smaller than Gpu rendered desktop app and I get to use CSS for styling which is very powerful
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by hoppp 1y ago
Maybe its something about sharing memory with the js that would introduce serious vulnerabilities so they can't let wasm code have access to everything. The only way to remove Js is to create a new browser that doesn't use it. Fra
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by hoppp 1y ago
Lucky you. I keep coming back to it because jobs and even for desktop apps a native webview beats everything else. We fcked up with js, big time and its with us forever now
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by hoppp 1y ago
They are. Any language that depends heavily on package managers and lacks a standard lib is vulnerable to this. At some point people need to realize and go back to writing vanilla js, which will be very hard. The rust ecosystem is also the
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by hoppp 1y ago
Word. I quit nicotine and it triggered auto immune response, I got celiac disease. Never touched it ever again and I had to stop eating like a normal person. No more fast food for the rest of my life.
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by hoppp 1y ago
OCaml is a good one but many find it too hard. It can be a bit alien and there are not enough jobs to justify learning it for work.
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by hoppp 1y ago
Okay, you convinced me. I will try it. It seems like something I would really enjoy. I like rust but it takes too long to write. Go is usually my go to language because its simple I adore erlang and can write some elixir but I also dislike
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by hoppp 1y ago
I definitely don't agree. SQL is great.
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by hoppp 1y ago
I read vibe coding and I click the back button. Genuine human effort is interesting, but if it's outsourced to Ai, anyone can just do the same
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by hoppp 1y ago
I got a feeling that clause is basically a super app that will eventually do everything all SaaS projects building on it to resell functionality will go away because there will be no point to pay the added costs.
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by hoppp 1y ago
There has to be no offence, its cost reduction for the company. It depends how mission critical his brainstorming is for the company. LLMs can brainstorm too.
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by hoppp 1y ago
So your work can be automated by AI. Don't tell your boss or you are fired
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by hoppp 1y ago
Same. People these days do everything to avoid actually programing but still they wanna call themselves a programmer
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by hoppp 1y ago
Why the hell we use npm, Every dependency is a backdoor, To make them malicious it only take s a small slip up
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by hoppp 1y ago
Me neither. I would maybe run them in a VM but don't use them at all right now Would be cool to run them in freebsd jails
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by hoppp 1y ago
Most people who vibe code will never make anything meaningful. Low effort in -> low effort out I can actually code so no point in vibing. To vibe means to never look at the code, where is the fun in that?
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by hoppp 1y ago
Damn, I use chalk... did they remove the malicious versions?
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by hoppp 1y ago
A microdose would be like 0.1% -1% of standard dose She just did half, not micro
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by hoppp 1y ago
Thats cool. I love it
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by hoppp 1y ago
Is there a video for the talk? The link is just pdf and I would love to hear it
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by hoppp 1y ago
Different for me. I get reduced anxiety only for the afterglow the day after. No feelings of interconnectedness (that went away as I grew older) Microdosing has allowed me to reduce anxiety daily for a little longer, even with tolerance but
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by hoppp 1y ago
You could just have a websocket open then. But its unreliable because if the user's internet cuts out maybe they still on the tab, so watching websocket disconnect is not perfect either
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by hoppp 1y ago
I didn't know it existed, it is handy
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by hoppp 1y ago
Based on some .. personal studies...it does work to reduce anxiety... but its not a long term solution and can't replace any existing medication
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by hoppp 1y ago
Well I might be creating something for this if the chain is programmable. Its interesting because stripe is a trustable party so far.
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by hoppp 1y ago
Free inference. Yay
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by hoppp 1y ago
Delegation of intelligence? So one party gets more stupid for the other to be smart?

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