kikimora

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by kikimora 5mo ago
Because of borrow checker you would build data structures differently in Rust compared to Zig. Automated translation simply maps Zig constructs onto unsafe Rust code. I have no idea how feasible it is to go from totally unique way of using
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Bun never was great in terms of stability. It has been vibe coded for 6 month but code was reviewed by a person. >It already has been proven that LLM's can maintain such codebases. Proven is a strong word. In my experience AI fails
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by kikimora 5mo ago
I don’t think this is anyhow about fp. Constructive logic appears naturally in proofs and type systems where it is very useful. Also it is quite fascinating to me to learn that law of excluded middle can be omitted and still such logic yiel
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by kikimora 5mo ago
RSL’s 36k LoC includes tests and should be compared with 130k LoC, not 50. Having 90k LoC of tests for 50k LoC codebase also a problem. At least in my experience LLM generate too many tests. It does not evolve test suite but throws more co
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Yes, I would bet it won't go anywhere. The blog post mentioned the project is 130k LoC multiple times. Where 45/50k LoC comes from? >Rust makes no promise of being terser than C++ True, but Rust has no header files, this alone
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Original RSL library is 36k LoC. And this is C++. Rust should be like 50% smaller, that is, 18k LoC. This library is so big that I bet the author has no idea if it works or not. 1300 test generated by AI say nothing about actual quality. In
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by kikimora 5mo ago
This is great example of AI slop and a big problem with AI coding. Original RSL library has 36 KLoC across C++ source and headers files. Rust supposed to be more expressive and concise. Yet, AI generated 130k LoCs. I guess nobody understand
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Reading a DDD book does not make you a good architect. Often it makes you worse :) How AI or agents supposed to learn this art?
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Do effects became part of the function type? Without compiler checking for effect handlers it will be very hard to use.
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by kikimora 5mo ago
When someone disputes a charge and wins banks charge processor and the original merchant. The bank won’t loose a penny, merchant will.
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by kikimora 5mo ago
If done right optimizing for performance also achieves readability and maintenance. There is an edge case when you rewrite a loop with SIMD or use branch less programming. It is so rare but a focus of so many articles. I do see a lot of sys
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by kikimora 5mo ago
This is unfortunately unavoidable for any system like IAM. All of them evolve into monstrosity because of so many conflicting requirements. Most importantly being simple and tractable on one end and being able to express any imaginable pred
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by kikimora 5mo ago
I second that. I use lambda as on demand server with one lambda handling entire web app.
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Original creator business model relies on extracting free labor from community. It backfired and they changed the license. They abuse contributors by betraying their trust and changing the license after AWS abused their business model. No g
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by kikimora 5mo ago
Order books had to run on a single server for performance reasons. Similarly a realtime multiplayer game.
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by kikimora 6mo ago
I wonder what is the approach you taking? In my dev env we have .env files that supposed to have dev api keys for staging and testing. Production parameters stored in parameter store. There is also deploy script, that can deploy into produc
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by kikimora 6mo ago
You won’t, but API implementation can and should mark a volume as pending deletion and keep it for a while. Like AWS does with keys and some other things.
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by kikimora 6mo ago
I understand why many talk about accountability. But think about this - an agent can scan your entire drive, find SSH keys and wipe your server. It is one “yes” 4 months back that would allow an agent to scan the disk. Then another yes to a
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by kikimora 6mo ago
I did notice how Claude can start looking outside of working directory. It may scan home directory and find Homebrew token or SSH keys and wipe your GitHub repo.
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by kikimora 6mo ago
In Russia case no, they are not fake. Navalny tracked his killers by analyzing flight and train travel data identifying people who always travel with him. They used data sold in the black market.
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by kikimora 6mo ago
Anything beyond 90 C is not a sauna :) Better to have 90+ and hot steam as in Russian sauna (banya) :)
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by kikimora 7mo ago
I think this is the point of Lockdown Mode.
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by kikimora 7mo ago
In practice the biggest issue will be documentation and tutorials. If JSONata diverges from their fork users will have problems reconciling what they see online with their engine capabilities.
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by kikimora 7mo ago
Why bicycle? A bath with tubes connected directly to a human body would be much better solution ;)
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by kikimora 7mo ago
Why? Instead of creating an event handler that changes a property you declare same thing as binding. Why this creates more issues than manual event handlers?
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by kikimora 7mo ago
Why would anyone use 200M model when 1B model is available? The company increase its bet with each iteration increasing risks. It blow up at some point because it cannot guarantee 2B return after 1B investment. To GAAP point - 200M or 1B or
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by kikimora 9mo ago
>My server was up for 3.5 years with no outages because I just didn't touch it. Problem #1 keeping OS current. Chances are you run an outdated OS with some RCE vulnerabilities. Problem #2 setup is hard to scale organizationally. How
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by kikimora 9mo ago
What in EVM smart contracts prevent any of this?
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by kikimora 9mo ago
Why not build it on top of EVM?
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by kikimora 9mo ago
> You don’t give detailed prompts. You give objectives like “Refactor the API layer for scalability and update all related documentation.” The AI agent then plans, executes, tests, and reports the results. lol, I wonder if the author (if

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