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by pier25 6mo ago
Very happy with Bun too. Personally mostly use Bun compatible dependencies.
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by pier25 6mo ago
Bun doesn't ship with a browser though. > WebKit (macOS default) — uses the system WKWebView. Zero external dependencies. Chrome (cross-platform) — Chrome/Chromium via DevTools Protocol. Auto-detects installed browsers or acce
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by pier25 6mo ago
Bunny's CDN is great. The issue in the post is about their file storage service not the CDN. For my storage needs in the EU I'm using Upcloud's object storage. Very happy with them. Then a Bunny cdn zone if I need to share th
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North Korea's Contagious Interview Campaign Spreads Across 5 Ecosystems(socket.dev)
2 points by pier25 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
As an anti piracy measure, La Liga (Spain's biggest football association) was able to push the government so that all ISPs have to block Cloudflare's IPs during matches. It's ridiculous.
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by pier25 7mo ago
I'm in the process of doing this for a Spanish client because of the La Liga situation. Only using edge storage, DNS, and CDN so far but very happy with Bunny.
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We replaced Node.js with Bun for 5x throughput(trigger.dev)
59 points by pier25 7mo ago|33 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
Well I certainly didn't say "it's flawless" :)
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by pier25 7mo ago
It's worse to assume something is completely broken and anyone who has had a good experience with it to be an ignorant. I know the tradeoffs. For me it's way better than Node. Especially given the campaign targeting Node devs. ht
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Attackers Are Hunting High-Impact Node.js Maintainers with Social Engineering(socket.dev)
3 points by pier25 7mo ago|2 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
it's been flawless for me
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by pier25 7mo ago
Of course he is. In fact in that same podcast Andreessen makes a point using historical evidence and what is history but collective introspection? I do agree that too much introspection can be negative and that it's hard or even imposs
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by pier25 7mo ago
> It's important that children gain basic technical literacy They certainly will at home. > I suspect there is a gap in the technical literacy of lower income students, whose parents are less likely to have a computer at home.
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by pier25 7mo ago
I worked in EdTech about a decade ago and our education/pedagogy experts were already talking about this. They also talked a lot about how handwriting is super important for cognitive development. After working on that company for a co
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by pier25 7mo ago
I alway use LinkedIn and Meta websites in a different browser altogether. I hope browsers in the future will need to ask for permission before doing any of that.
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The WebAIM Million report 2026(webaim.org)
1 points by pier25 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
It's not even remotely comparable. Uber burnt some $30B over a decade or so.
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by pier25 7mo ago
If OpenAI goes down their investors will lose any chance at getting their money back. They need to keep pretending things are going great for as long as possible.
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by pier25 7mo ago
Give me a billion and I'll have 500M of revenue in no time by selling dollars at 50 cents.
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by pier25 7mo ago
PSA from the Claude Code leaks it looks like it's using Axios (although an older version)
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by pier25 7mo ago
https://xcancel.com/om_patel5/status/2038754906715066444
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by pier25 7mo ago
Yeah but what about other deps like db drivers?
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by pier25 7mo ago
EF is amazing
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by pier25 7mo ago
Kinda. With Bun I use less dependencies from NPM than I used from Nuget with .NET to build minimal apis. For example the pg driver.
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by pier25 7mo ago
People use axios or ky because with fetch you inevitably end up writing a small wrapper on top of it anyway.
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by pier25 7mo ago
I agree. Got downvoted a lot the other day for proposing Node should solve fundamental needs.
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by pier25 7mo ago
If the fat std library is not viable you can only increase security requirements. Axios has like 100M downloads per week. A couple of people with MFA should have to approve changes before it gets published.
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Emerging Litigation Risks in Financing AI Data Centers Boom(quinnemanuel.com)
17 points by pier25 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
You can see the result here: https://gist.github.com/PierBover/99f44e5cba1657eb7e4ce8e2aa... I'm on macOS 15.7.4. It's so weird that it says 5120 x 2880 when the ASUS PA329CV is 3840 x 2160.
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by pier25 7mo ago
> So if the money starts drying up, then they’ll naturally slow down because they’ll have to figure out how to do more with less. Meanwhile companies like Google will keep investing on training... Anthropic's CEO has suggested all

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