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saw some discussion on zig incremental compilation, so I got curious and did this silly bench. quite impressive

python is terrible for embedding, starlark is the way to go. Very easy to embed.

It occurred to me a few weeks ago why programming languages don't just try add metaprogramming capabilities with comments, without modifying the original compiler. So I went ahead …

I think people are overfocusing on the wrong thing. Bun is slop. Let's not pretend it is not. It went from 600k lines of zig to almost a million of rust, for a wrapper around a js …

tbh I'd rather have this behaviour, defer should've been lexically scoped from the beginning.

You already have this problem whenever you are using a library in any programming language. Unless you are extremely strict, vendor it and read line by line what the library does, …

In most apps I develop, there's at most 3 groups of environments, local - staging - prod. Wouldn't it be easier to just join all env vars needed for each environment into a base64 …

While I like the modern feel of shadcn/ui and derivatives, I still think that daisyui is much easier to use. You really just paste these 2 lines in your html and that's it: it's a …

Did you check the co2 levels on your office? that could be one reason.

Unrelated, but PGroonga reads funny in Argentinian. Better than gimp though

Genuine question, more for soloentrepreneurs, but what if instead of adding ads from other companies, the perplexity company did other paid products? Then they could put a few non …

http streaming is even more underrated.

not for non latin american speakers.

oh god

nice and everything, but it still has plenty of performance issues and crashes with the tsserver. Using solid start because of that, tooling is not there yet.

It's even worse, you still need node to run this thing, so you don't avoid the node dependency.

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You can always use exhaustruct https://github.com/GaijinEntertainment/go-exhaustruct to enforce all fields initialized. If you care, the linter is there, so this is more of a skill…

There's lots of comments here about how stupid is to parse html using llms. Have you ever had to scrape multiple sites with variadic html?

I am surprised no one is doing an llm code linter.

If we are living in a simulation, where does the simulation live in?

every feature that makes a language more complicated will eventually hit you. It might make the typescript compiler slower, harder to refactor, your lsp might also get slower, etc.…