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by pier25 7mo ago
https://xcancel.com/anemll/status/2035901335984611412
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by pier25 7mo ago
> AI is getting better/faster/cheaper at incredible rates Maybe but all technologies have limits. It's irrational to believe any single technology can be improved forever.
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by pier25 7mo ago
In theory a computer should be able to model any physical process so I do agree it's only a matter of time. That said I don't think I will be alive to see it honestly. The current tech won't get us there just like the steam e
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by pier25 7mo ago
Was there any discussion to use something other than react?
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by pier25 7mo ago
96% is horrible uptime though
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by pier25 7mo ago
I won't share personal details but you couldn't be more wrong.
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by pier25 7mo ago
In the State of JS from last year Bun had a 21% market share. https://2025.stateofjs.com/en-US/other-tools/#runtimes Double from Deno even though it released years earlier. I'm sure Node will remain the top r
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by pier25 7mo ago
I travelled to the US some weeks ago and was anxious but everything turned out ok. I'm happy I don't have to go back any time soon.
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by pier25 7mo ago
Isn’t Microsoft also using React native for desktop stuff?
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by pier25 7mo ago
Flutter is probably better suited for apps
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by pier25 7mo ago
> I'm skeptical about the runtime providing such APIs. As Ruby on Rails does well, these are issues that should be handled by the framework, not the runtime. Well there's no Rails for JS and in case you're not aware ther
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by pier25 7mo ago
Deno hasn't been abandoned though. The company still survives. These layoffs are probably to focus resources on the runtime and subhosting product. Bun is in much better shape than it was in 2023 and its future is less uncertain today
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by pier25 7mo ago
You know any services as big as X or Claude Code built with Deno? AFAIK the biggest users of Deno are using their subhosting service (Netlify, Slack, etc) to allow third parties to execute TS code.
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by pier25 7mo ago
The idea of Deno is brilliant... but they should have either focused on Node compat from the first day (like Bun did) or just keep doing their own thing with built-in APIs to solve the most common needs (db drivers, router, s3, etc). They h
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by pier25 7mo ago
> Bun has far more bugs and compatibility issues than anyone will admit. Node still has too much friction around TypeScript and ECMAScript modules. I only use deps that support Bun like Hono and Drizzle but so far my experience has bee
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by pier25 7mo ago
I'll believe it when I see it.
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CanisterWorm: NPM Publisher Compromise Deploys Backdoor Across 29 Packages(socket.dev)
3 points by pier25 7mo ago|0 comments
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Enisa Technical Advisory on Secure Use of Package Managers(socket.dev)
6 points by pier25 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pier25 7mo ago
There are rumors iOS 27 will be a sort of Snow Leopard update with no new features [1]. Just bug fixes and performance improvements. Hopefully Apple will do the same for macOS 27. [1] https://www.macrumors.com/2026/03&#
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by pier25 7mo ago
So this basically makes the Estonian e-residency program obsolete?
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by pier25 7mo ago
Absolutely. I'm not against animations in UI design but these should be used purposefully to direct the user's attention on something or for minimal aesthetic effect. When everything is moving it's just like adding a ton of k
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by pier25 7mo ago
You still need to pull 13 extra deps that could be compromised.
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by pier25 7mo ago
Not a priority for the Node team, unfortunately.
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by pier25 7mo ago
> but it seems odd given that it means having to keep up with new features in those DBMSes That would be more useful for the ecosystem than the Node team investing time on a virtual file system.
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by pier25 7mo ago
Until the day it gets pwned by a malicious actor. Which is something we've seen quite a lot of times on npm deps.
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by pier25 7mo ago
It's still provided by Microsoft. They are responsible for those first party drivers.
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by pier25 7mo ago
I think you're confusing the database engine with the driver?
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by pier25 7mo ago
Bun, .NET, PHP, Java
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by pier25 7mo ago
Bun provides native MySQL, SQlite, and Postgres drivers. I'm not saying Node should support every db in existence but the ones I listed are critical infrastructure at this point. When using Postgres in Node you either rely on the old p
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by pier25 7mo ago
I agree about the governance and long-term sustainability points but if you don't see any value in Bun or Deno is probably because (no offense) you are not paying attention.

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