krashidov

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by krashidov 8mo ago
> WebAssembly failed to keep some of its promises here classic case of not using an await before your promise
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by krashidov 8mo ago
The cynical part of me thinks that software has peaked. New languages and technology will be derivatives of existing tech. There will be no React successor. There will never be a browser that can run something other than JS. And the reason
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by krashidov 8mo ago
yes that's the blunder I'm talking about
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by krashidov 8mo ago
What a blunder by Anthropic. We'll see what openclaw turns into and if it sticks around, but still a huge and rare blunder by anthropic
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by krashidov 8mo ago
The carbon in our atmosphere is already in the atmosphere and it won't go away. So there really is nothing more you can do other than take it out of the air and store it somewhere for as long as you can. Trees are a good way to store i
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by krashidov 8mo ago
Yes, and the scary thing is that soon the atmospheric carbon PPM will be high enough to start affecting how we think, act, and feel on a day to day basis.
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by krashidov 8mo ago
congrats on the launch! we're building type.com and we would love to use this - shoot me an email: k at type dot com our use case is to allow other users to build lightweight internal apps within your chat workspace (say like an applic
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by krashidov 8mo ago
yep i know it's not meant to be an SCM tool but I thought it was somewhat related to what they're doing right now: "Entire CLI hooks into your git workflow to capture AI agent sessions on every push." Which is capturing
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by krashidov 8mo ago
There is also Git AI: https://github.com/git-ai-project/git-ai https://usegitai.com/
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by krashidov 8mo ago
haha we actually launched it today. Point taken though! It's not a video though just an interactive widget. Instead of scrolling you press enter. Once we launch I'm sure we'll have something more traditional
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by krashidov 8mo ago
type.com (full disclosure I am one of the cofounders)
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by krashidov 8mo ago
Spinning up temporary VMs/stateful machines is going to be super valuable in the next year or 2. Heroku not jumping on this just shows the state of Salesforce. Absolutely inept. I foresee slack going down a similar path of enshittifica
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by krashidov 8mo ago
> Use strict linting and formatting rules to ensure code quality and consistency. This will help you and your AI to find issues early. I've always advocated for using a linter and consistent formatting. But now I'm not so sure.
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by krashidov 9mo ago
Nobody's saying that's bad. but it's not a startup. A "startup" is defined by growth. https://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html Businesses that don't have the ambition to grow very quickly should
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by krashidov 9mo ago
My prediction is it will make our cities worse. In 30 years every family will want one self driving car per person in the household
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by krashidov 9mo ago
if you can steer an LLM to write an application based on what you want, you can steer an LLM to write the tests you want. Some people will be better at getting the LLM to write tests, but it's only going to get easier and easier
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by krashidov 10mo ago
because a lot of people still prefer voice communication over navigating the internet and filling out a form
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by krashidov 10mo ago
same!
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by krashidov 10mo ago
yeah this was a weird article and largely a waste of my time
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by krashidov 10mo ago
Has anyone else here banned exceptions (for the most part) in less critical settings (like a web app)? I feel like that's the way to go since you don't obscure control flow. I have also been considered adding assertions like Tiger
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by krashidov 10mo ago
fair enough! To be clear - a rails app and a bloated js app are not mutually exclusive. From my observations though, github feels slow because it feels slow, not because of js shittiness
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by krashidov 10mo ago
Isn't github a rails app that heavily uses server side rendering?
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by krashidov 11mo ago
Buying Bun to ensure it sticks around doesn't pass the smell test unless they had very few months of runway left
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by krashidov 11mo ago
I'm still confused. Why not just pour a ton of resources into it since it's open source. I guess dev mindshare? It is a great product
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by krashidov 11mo ago
I would be curious to see how Sonnet does. Their models are pretty solid when it comes to PDFs
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by krashidov 1y ago
Dang I was gonna get one with nano texture but the opinion was 50/50 everywhere so I went with the Devil I know
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by krashidov 1y ago
We need an infinite video scroll tax
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by krashidov 1y ago
Why such negativity? What have you shipped?
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by krashidov 1y ago
It's bizarre that a personal blog has ads. Makes the whole thing lose credibility
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by krashidov 1y ago
Is this a serious comment lol

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