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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Another dev who doesn’t show respect to what has been done and expect a particular language will do wonders for him. Also I don’t see this is much better in term of readability.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Yeah, just because you can grab from your refrigerator a piece of raw meat and put it in a cup of milk in 10 secs and it tastes bad doesn’t mean the refrigerator should be blamed because of this.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Go Generic? It sucks.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Why would someone want to learn Unix Programming using OCAML? Not a smart choice. Also this does not look easier to read than a shell script either. let rec copy_rec source dest = let infos = lstat source in match infos.st_kind with |
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Even agree with most of the stuff he said, however in real life, you won't be able to win a fight using these arguments. You can only create a environment to execute these strategies first to get a good product and them use them as a p
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
US economy data is not even WORM data anymore, lol. Let alone to be accurate.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
Even GPL never seems to be great idea to me. But at least it considers a core problem of any knowledge sharing seriously. Can you just steal other people’s work? I would rather trust GPL folks than this guy.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
I think it is literally easier for Anthropic to make a fivetran in stead.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
Yeah, “rewrite in rust” strikes again, this time equipped with a AI slop generator.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
Rust is a very very ugly language, this is made worse when it is shamelessly promoted by bunch of persistent people with bad tastes. Also trying to fight runtime behavior with compile time constraints cannot be a universal treatment. Trying
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
It is a good thing many people do not know it. Since if you need this to squeeze that little performance window, you’d better know what you are doing.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
It is actually a bad design when compiler go this far into a micro optimization but assume it understands the context so it can make decisions for you.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
AI coding is fundamentally bad for open source, especially for larger ones, making it free just make the things worse.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
Because OP obviously downplayed this important fact, which typically shows lower quality/less tested code.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
"rewrite" a nice code base without mentioning it is vibe coded is not great. Essentially you use AI to somehow re-implement the original code base in a different language, made it somehow work, and claim it is xx times faster. It
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
Of course it won’t help. If you have an audit target to meet you want target meta? This exactly why ICE agents tends to target illegal immigrants that actually get a job and contribute to the society instead of criminals. Because the former
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
The windows has passed already for this kind of opportunities since there are dozen of people all doing the same thing. Also abusing object storage is not very fun.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
It will be very naive to believe adding IRS staff will help with that. It is far easier to audit W2 employees than dealing with mega corporations.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
AI is just inconveniently reveal the situation in the current society: don’t share your stuff, sell your stuff, because they end up sold somewhere the only difference is who sold it.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
Why does code need a different storage?
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
YouTube is not a place you expect your data will persist. It can disappear, unavailable for any period of time. But if you don’t care if your data is available, why bother with this thing? This is one of those seemingly “smart” but actually
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
When a language starts to do this kind of thing, you know it isn’t going to replace C.
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by up2isomorphism 8mo ago
This is one of those “demo” that no serious people will use it, no other people will want to improve it ( because I can also use ai to generate one myself). It is just useful to show how “good” it is.
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by up2isomorphism 9mo ago
“C includes show it age.” But C++ is stating not because of there is a “++” there but because of there is a “C”.
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by up2isomorphism 9mo ago
As someone worked in AWS, I will laughing at some one who really believes that s3 is “bottomless”. Also there seems not much use cases nowadays want this, if there are any, they already use Kafka.
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by up2isomorphism 9mo ago
You replace protobuff with a different protocol which is implemented in rust. You can not replace your food with a soap.
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by up2isomorphism 9mo ago
Again this is benefiting wealthy people has a large amount of capital instead of workers.
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by up2isomorphism 10mo ago
People are at same time complaining about data slow but they seem to happily paying AWS 10x for less iops and bandwidth.
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by up2isomorphism 10mo ago
This is not an area an open source will work. Particularly your main target is on cloud customers. If you are confident with your work, you should not open your source because that’s the single leverage you have.
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by up2isomorphism 11mo ago
When I am already using things like io_uring already I don’t need any io abstraction. BTW most of applications is totally fine with a UNIX file apis.

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