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rednafi
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About rednafi
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Comment #49143115
I am all for using LLMs to generate value but a little more editorial review can't hurt. > The quieter but bigger change: the classic encoding/json (v1) package is now backed by th…
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Comment #49034975
Now that no one cares about JS frontend framework, we moved the drama over to JS tooling written in other languages. One reason I find deno nicer is that the node creator is solid …
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Comment #49034241
Not relatable. "Internet is not real, and strangers' opinions don't mean anything" is an ethos that I have been religiously following for as long as I can remember. Also, I do a lo…
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Comment #48939446
It's all tradeoffs. Fully monomorphized generics tend to blow up compile time.
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Comment #48939424
It's a bunch of things. LLVM is one of them. Zig moved away from it for reasons.
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Comment #48939411
I'd be curious about the runtime cost of the extra lookup in case of Swift compared to Go.
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Comment #47657900
Nah made the same comment on r/golang
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Comment #47647854
Go syntax and the Go runtime would be the perfect combo for me. Oh well... I love Rust for what it is, but for most of my projects, I can’t justify the added complexity. Sure, ther…
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Comment #47647423
It's super satisfying to search for my own blog on an indie aggregator and finding it there already.
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Comment #47627031
This is great. But I’ve bookmarked at least 10 of these aggregators over the years, and I never revisit any of them. Partly because I don’t have the time to browse and discover new…
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Comment #47625879
Europe doesn’t do software better - not because it can’t, but because it can’t afford to drop the GDP of a country to build a single app like some of its US counterparts can. It mi…
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Comment #47625740
"Their experience is different from mine; therefore, they haven't worked in big tech" is a bit reductionist. While it's true that in large companies you typically have much less ag…
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Comment #47624569
IDK why these vacuous corpo tropes appear on the front page of HN every now and then. Sounds like exactly what a quasi-technical, management-leaning staff engineer would say. Sure,…
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Comment #47605027
It's great that they are recreating much of the fundamental software stack using LLMs. But if you're going to 'vibeslop,' at least do it in a language other than JavaScript. I stru…
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Comment #47510732
I'm not bored of the technology per se but the people around it. The yappers, doomers, and the shills are insufferable.
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Comment #47500053
I dream of a SQL like engine for distributed systems where you can declaratively say "svc A uses the results of B & C where C depends on D." Then the engine would find the best way…
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Comment #47490567
Damn. I got a bunch of idea around atproto from this comment. Also found out your blog. I wish digging out human written blogs wasn't such a chore. I like the idea of blogs but the…
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Comment #47487121
I follow this religiously. The process of posting is manual but it works fairly well if your intention is good and you're not blog spamming in different forums. But I intentionally…
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Comment #47481975
Go binary says hello. No VM overhead. Everything is statically linked.
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Comment #47474889
We have vibe leadership mills where AGI-pilled leaders are driving their companies into a death spiral.
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Comment #47474809
There is literally no reason to write it in a JVM language in 2026 when better options exists. Either Go for simplicity and maintaininability or Rust to get the most out of the mac…
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Comment #47473226
Mandatory read by Peter Norvig - even more relevant now https://norvig.com/21-days.html
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Comment #47460412
I come from a developing country where the only OS people know is Windows. Macs used to be too expensive, and Linux didn’t have any of the applications people would use (read: pira…
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Comment #47398363
Ha ha I wish. Then both corporate and your coworkers hate you. Also, there is no point in asking questions when you know that they just yoloed it and won't be able to answer anythi…