jFriedensreich

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by jFriedensreich 16d ago
OpenJev decides a sandwich is 100% a sandwich when Jev says as sandwich is only 87% a sandwich. Not sure i like either of these results.
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by jFriedensreich 2mo ago
the answer to facebook being bad is obviously not block-listing but allow-listing content. we had the same learning in security years ago. what this might look like is ai assisted desired data extraction and using clients tailored to user n
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by jFriedensreich 2mo ago
yes, especially compared to deno bun does not have proper isolation or permissions at runtime layer which is why anthropic tries to fix the lack by a mixture of app layer (build into claude code) and os layer (srt) however using runtime per
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by jFriedensreich 2mo ago
because their js code is so bad and slow that they need the bun performance hacks and optimisations.
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by jFriedensreich 3mo ago
What the hell, as far as i see this is not open source but has the tag line "Meet LM Studio Bionic, the AI agent made for open models" How can someone justify this complete clash of values, who is even an audience for something th
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by jFriedensreich 3mo ago
I am confused by this article landing on front page, it does not seem to contain any new insights but besides mostly reading ok falls apart when mixing up model and harness comparison in an amateurish way. Why would the subpar search tool z
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by jFriedensreich 3mo ago
separation of model and tooling is as important as legislative and judicative, and just ignore any tooling or harness not true open source. they will all slowly creep into your life and choke you trying to lock you in.
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by jFriedensreich 3mo ago
Does this even still matter? No good behaviour in the world can restore trust in claude code and in fact all of Anthropics tooling, apps and harness teams except the core model research which still produces great models but seemingly losing
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by jFriedensreich 3mo ago
This issue was what had me give up on windows forever and its been around since forever. There are many situations when there is just no way to release files except restart. When the basics don't work nothing else even matters.
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by jFriedensreich 4mo ago
ps the refactoring it did as part of the solution was a bit verbose and had a few abstractions i knew would not be needed and asked it to remove but were solid otherwise.
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by jFriedensreich 4mo ago
I had a pretty involved cross module state bug with complex dependencies and also reactivity issues interleaved. I tried fixing it multiple times manually with 4h time box as well as claude models up to opus 4.6 high and codex 5.3 all which
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by jFriedensreich 4mo ago
As a society its good for resilience to embrace small pockets of complete ai withdrawl. We should be happy some groups go through pain to keep best practices and processes alive that do not rely on any ai whatsoever. But most of these are u
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
One of my favorite documentaries, also because it captures so much personal reality and feeling of what it must have been like, it really inspires me.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
The only thing missing i could find was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dashcode which had a pretty great data binding UI that i never quite saw like that.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
A permission broker for deno + opencode fork that can run in deno instead of bun.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Never found a good application for any of these immutable js data libraries. Maybe it could be helpful to prevent bugs in middleware chains of expresslike backends but for ui libraries it always felt like the libraries basically recreate mu
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
I still don't understand how people consider bun as a viable runtime when its owned by evil corp trying to use it for capture of the tooling layer and its the most insecure runtime on top of that. Meanwhile deno is performant and has d
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
And new prices for playing cards not even set yet... TIL nintendo still makes cards in japan.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Same reason linux or databases need to be open source. A sandbox is not a nice to have or a feature anymore, it is as fundamental building block to running any software. You cannot depend on closed source building blocks, not as closed sour
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
What do you mean "not free as in beer"? Its not free as in anything? Sandboxes need to be open source, nothing else is acceptable.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Not really, its more like saying no one needs another windows when linux exists. By "no one needs" i mean the world needs open source sandbox building blocks that are up to the challenges of the current age, no closed source solut
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
I had to dig hard to find this is a SAAS sandbox offering not an actual sandbox (the software i can use locally). Its just wasting peoples time, no one needs a non opensource sandbox. There are now at least 3 apache 2 projects (smolmachines
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
We still have not the right sandbox and PR abstractions to make the merge of the two complete. Imagine merging a PR and knowing exactly this code cannot ever possibly reach the internet and it can only receive and send specific shapes of ap
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
I nearly fell for it until the tiktok part, thanks for amusing shitpost
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Most software has a few years lifetime and nearly no users. What you say is only true after reaching a certain milestone like product market fit. I think the idea is to reach that turning point as fast as possible and then rebuild the syste
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Bun is basically a lost case in the same way that claude code is. Many people love both and thats fine as long it is their personal choice. But freedom loving orgs can never ever depend on either for anything ever or build anything on top.
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Its completely impossible to trust an article when half the diagrams have serious issues and headlines are worst slop indicators. I am sure the author is knowledgeable and spend some time on this. But please please, with butter, please, eit
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
An aspect i don't hear about enough is using agents to make better abstractions instead of treating the agent as the abstraction. We could work on making abstractions that allow expressing what we are building in most concise form with
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
The thing is, devs with AI psychosis often work on memory systems and harnesses as part of their delusion, so i would not rule out you have it!
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by jFriedensreich 5mo ago
Where is the part where the author overcomes ai psychosis? Reads like digging in deeper and deeper.

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