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by pancsta 6mo ago
It was good to meet at wasm.io!
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by pancsta 6mo ago
TinyGo doesnt have networking in WASI[0] and the WASM websocket module[1] was last updated 5 years ago. Go without stdlib is not Go. [0] https://github.com/tinygo-org/tinygo/issues/4880 [1] https:/&#x2F
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by pancsta 6mo ago
You need state oriented programming to handle that. I know, because I made one. The keyword is „unpredictability”. Embrace nondeterminism.
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by pancsta 6mo ago
https://contexts.co/
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by pancsta 6mo ago
What if a search engine queried YOU? That’s the question (I guess).
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Nice cheatsheet.
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by pancsta 7mo ago
What’s AI?
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Not DEX but android containers (termux, proot, chroot) and soon android Terminal. DEX is just an alt android UI, and the discussion is about desktop OSes, sooo…
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Hybrid-coding, organic implies a complex cause-n-effect organism, not single a human with probabylistic search engine.
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Youre just missing workflows (agentic code) by trying to outsource everything to the model. MCPs are not workflows…
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by pancsta 7mo ago
WASM != JS (fortunately)
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Does it WASM? Does it multiread? Bbolt does neither of these…
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by pancsta 7mo ago
„Every website” == 6 websites. I like the table layout of the results tho.
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by pancsta 7mo ago
Its laughable to think a corporation got inspired by this tiny extension for obvious chat features. Its just an overlap.
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by pancsta 7mo ago
You should unslop your scroll, whats your strategy to fix half my viewport? I’ll tell you what it is - SLOP ;)
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by pancsta 7mo ago
For pytoy - maybe. Me personally, would love LSP-sourced completion in jetbrains. This dump bot suggests compile errors, APIs sucked out of thin air and other model-sourced nonsense. It does NOT read my code as I read and navigate code. Id
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by pancsta 8mo ago
> It captures the nondeterminism in the order of delivery of communications. The Subsequent transition captures fairness arising from the guarantee of delivery. We provide a denotational semantics for our minimal actor language in terms
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by pancsta 8mo ago
AI automates deterministic tasks, in a non-deterministic way. Repetitiveness just gives you a pipeline.
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by pancsta 8mo ago
And its in Go, so no package management joke involved. I will integrate it into my debugger, thx for the link!
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by pancsta 8mo ago
It's the Go compiler, not LLVM (AFAIR). So greater compatibility, but only for ARM.
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by pancsta 8mo ago
Workflow reproducibility with AI is tricky and needs an additional layer and a state machine. Im currently working on that, but for now all you can see is some tech demos and a bot https://ai-gents.work
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by pancsta 9mo ago
Im curious, have you considered using tamago instead of tinygo? https://github.com/usbarmory/tamago
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by pancsta 9mo ago
> tiny … language designed to be targeted by coding LLMs so like Go? > Key Features; Prefix Notation wow NEXT!
54.
by pancsta 9mo ago
> I was a top 0.01% wow
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by pancsta 9mo ago
“Residential IP” sounds expensive though…
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by pancsta 9mo ago
Lame.
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by pancsta 9mo ago
You missed the point. > Simply put, these companies have fallen for a confidence trick. They have built on centuries of received wisdom about the efficacy and reliability of computers, and have been drawn in by highly effective salespeop
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by pancsta 9mo ago
Not related really, as you can (and should) publish BREAKING.md separately. Release notes should inform more about new stuff than the update process. Usually PRs have details, so release notes can be easily automated. Migrations, on the oth
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by pancsta 9mo ago
So like Ruby?
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by pancsta 9mo ago
> To help, we're bringing Gmail into the Gemini era and making it your personal, proactive inbox assistant. Who asked for help anyway? Gmail should be Gmail, continuity is not innovation.

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