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by hu3 11mo ago
And this is amplified by LLMs. Before LLMs, only the author had a firm grasp of how their convoluted solution works. Now sometimes not even the author knows wtf is going on among thousands of added lines of code.
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by hu3 11mo ago
The caveat here is that there is a complexity cost in borrowing mechanics and for a large number of applications it might not be the best option.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Global mutable state is like a rite of passage for devs. Novices start slapping global variables everywhere because it makes things easy and it works, until it doesn't and some behaviour breaks because... I don't even know what br
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Writing our own cheat engine (2021)(lonami.dev)
114 points by hu3 11mo ago|28 comments
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by hu3 11mo ago
deno is VC funded which means enshitification is expected. It would be ironic if deno ended up having more builtin AI bloat despite Bun being the one owned by an AI company. But I wouldn't be surprised.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Not op but yes and yes. I pay for Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT. Gemini 3 replaced ChatGPT for me and if things don't change I'll cancel ChatGPT for lack of usefulness.
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by hu3 11mo ago
didn't they try a hostile takeover of the ruby gems thing (forgot the name)?
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by hu3 11mo ago
quite the uncharitable take. On the opposite spectrum it's just that Claude and Bun are great technologies that joined forces.
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by hu3 11mo ago
That would require them to hire/buy Zig team. Which is not the case.
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by hu3 11mo ago
I use Bun in production. Well, one of my clients. We have yet to witness a segfault. Admitedly it's a bunch of micro services and not many requests/s (around 5k AVG).
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by hu3 11mo ago
ikr. They rather try their luck at home than leverage a thousand years of medical research that culminates in hospitals. Not once but 3 times. I'd be pissed knowing my parents put me through such unnecessary risk.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Not your parent commenter but there are multiple points of views, both positive and negative about AI and it's impact. Some in-between. Should we try to guess which of of the many objections belong to the author? It's better to as
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by hu3 11mo ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by voice assistant. But Android has been 100% accurate for simple commands for over a decade for me. Things like: - "weather." tells me forecast of where I am. - "alarm at 8am" and &qu
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by hu3 11mo ago
> Rational people do it at home all the time to this day. I had to read again 3 times. Are you serious? If there is any complication, you're risking 2 lives.
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by hu3 11mo ago
But the "[dupe]" does.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Sorry but how can 4 months since last submission be considered a dupe? This is rude to say the least. And discourages constructive discussion.
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by hu3 11mo ago
humm. I must have pasted the wrong link. Not enough coffee I guess. Thanks! This is the correct link: https://www.infoq.com/news/2025/11/reddit-comments-go-migrat... I e-mailed HN for a fix.
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Reddit Migrates Comment Back End from Python to Go Microservice to Halve Latency(infoq.com)
38 points by hu3 11mo ago|7 comments
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by hu3 11mo ago
Because bias and incentives matter. There's a reason disclosures are obligatory in academic papers.
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by hu3 11mo ago
I have a lot of respect for the .NET team. They often publish great in-depth articles and their pursuit for performance is relentless (e.g. see Kestrel and Entity Framework evolution). And ASP.NET is one of the few large projects which mana
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by hu3 11mo ago
Gemini is indeed great for frontend HTML + CSS and even some light DOM manipulation in JS. I have been using Gemini 2.5 and now 3 for frontend mockups. When I'm happy with the result, after some prompt massage, I feed it to Sonnet 4.5
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by hu3 11mo ago
> I gave Sonnet 4.5 a base64 encoded PHP serialize() json of an object dump and told him to extraxt the URL within. This is what I imagine the LLM usage of people who tell me AI isn't helpful. It's like telling me airplanes are
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by hu3 11mo ago
that's what I do whenever feasible. Which is often
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by hu3 11mo ago
As long as the steps are symetric among languages, I'm fine. But that's rarely the case with flagging. I'd say impossible to enforce even.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Hard disagree. For my reality of developing for smaller projects than Android, I will absolutely weight Android team's opinion less than the opinion of smaller projects. Trying to mimic FAANG engineering practices is a fools endeavour
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by hu3 11mo ago
People who get shit done are too busy to evangelize.
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by hu3 11mo ago
> Rust haters have become more annoying than the Rust evangelists I disagree. There's a long road till that inflection point for me.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Most systems just need to be correct-enough-up-front though.
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by hu3 11mo ago
I use it too but 106 "e.g."s in a single page? That's how many there are now. Not to mention it's full of inconsistencies and being edited multiple times. I think the author might have left an LLM agent in a loop fixing
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by hu3 11mo ago
It's AI assitance. If you search for "e.g." the page lights up like a christmas tree. There's 90 appearances if "e.g." I have never seen this frequency before.

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