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by vips7L 3mo ago
I really wish the JDK devs would start using constructors again. I understand why factory methods exist but everything these days is of/from/newInstance/something else. Dart/Scala/Kotlin have all really solved this
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Think this convinced me to move over.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Absolute another level of lazy if you need an LLM to git for you.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
An attacker has access to your git??? You’re fucked. Give up.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Flags for Unix tools have never been friendly.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
It makes plenty sense to be. There aren’t many negatives and there are plenty of workloads that would benefit.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
You know they’re new.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Sounds like server imo.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
It was ported for vibe reasons.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
You don’t have to use these “tools”.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Any choice would have made obscene money in this market. It doesn’t make it a good choice.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
I don’t think you would use Bun for front end.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
LLM code has always been an abomination.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
But if the segfaults are new that implies it’s from the LLM no?
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by vips7L 3mo ago
I thought maintenance was free with LLMs???
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by vips7L 3mo ago
You seem to be really hostile for no apparent reason. There are plenty of reasons to be generational, there are lots of workloads that the current implementation might fall flat if it wasn't.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Is the Go GC that special? Is it even generational yet?
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Kotlin is great on the server too.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
I don’t get it. Why not just use dart for the app backend? I understand not using it on the server because it’s not mature there.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
> Why would you think that? Because you’re claiming to not debug, and that you’ve gone from 1 hour to 10 seconds. I can only go off of what you tell me here.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
This is very much still the slop era.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Sure, if you prefer low quality go ahead. Many people have always preferred low quality. Many people prefer to eat junk. I also genuinely believe that time tradeoff doesn’t matter. > Before a couple of years ago, it might have taken me
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by vips7L 3mo ago
I still exclusively write my code. The quality is higher. I know exactly how it works. It’s more extensible. You don’t have to generate it.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
It’s not hand-built. It’s hand prompted.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
As is every slop generated project. It’s the Toy Story meme irl. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-dont-want-to-play-with-you-...
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by vips7L 3mo ago
I suspect the future of open source will be to never publish your tests. Or someone will just pump them into an LLM like this.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Their comment is also wildly wrong and outdated by two decades.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
Hackers were only one of the many straws that killed Arc Raiders. Mostly it was a dev team that didn’t care.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
That’s a problem with ecto and not ORMs. A good ORM will be able to do that hashmap mapping.
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by vips7L 3mo ago
All the time. Oracle and the OpenJdk team do VM changes way more than language changes.

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