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https://github.com/mdesantis/ssr-deno Embed Deno JS runtime into Ruby to perform SSR / render JS views without spawning additional JS processes. It's even 100% working, and Deno ju…

I think this could have great success. I would easily pay for something like this to play with my kid without Nintendo Whatever.

Yeah which is very fair but I still see arguable assumptions, the most crucial ones imho are that humans are exceptionally good at deciding what is worth doing and that AI will not…

Your point of view is flawed. You should take the ratio of good / bad AI plans activity and compare it with the same ratio by human work.

You got me , enjoy your 8,99 €

Guys, does anyone know why the decision to port Bun from Zig to Rust? Is it to move to a less niche language?

Me neither

Just like for me as an amateur Rust enjoyer then

Just want to say that I faced this very problem the last week, I discovered OpenCode agent and it works great, with DeepSeek and other models. Try it out guys.

Can pass to it the current page contents for a AI-based AdBlock / cookie manager / etc.?

Hi Iran, enjoy your civil war

Maybe because nobody believes in the "exporting democracy" excuse anymore

300$/year is the cheapest option for a solo dev? seriously?

I don't think there's a point. You can always submit a point, if it gets voted you will have your point

Because it's a whole another architectural component for data that is already there, in a tool that is made just for that lacking just of `SELECT full_text_search('kitty pictures')…

Thing is, it looks better than many corporate websites out there. Kudos

I laughed so hard I'm worried I bothered my neighbours!!! This is terrific!!!

It's more like "welcome to US mindset" IMHO

Open any application and you'll see native splitters and their related use cases

I love how polite they are :D

Isn't it possible to write it in Zig as a separate extension? Every mature language I'm aware of supports this AFAICT

Same for Ruby, and you don't even need to inherit. You include the Enumerable module, implement next, and your instance is suddenly iterable

This. I'd go more relaxed on the one-liner requirement, a few lines are fine, but the approach is correct IMHO.

> There are many more parties in the US though - they just don’t get really relevant in the bigger scheme of things. Interesting! Can you please elaborate? I know nothing about thi…