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by bblaylock 8mo ago
Is clay like code? Clay comes from the earth, has great plastic deformation properties, and when heated sufficiently it turns to ceramic--whereafter it can never be turned back to clay. We humans have been doing ceramics for over 30,000 yea
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by bblaylock 8mo ago
There has been an effort to both replace npm with a better model and to have a stable standard library. See https://jsr.io/@std
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by bblaylock 10mo ago
I haven't had any issue moving projects between node, bun, and deno for years. I don't agree that the risk of bun failing as a company affects anthropic at all. Bun has a permissible license that anthropic could fork from, anthrop
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by bblaylock 10mo ago
This reads more like Anthropic wanted to hire Jarred and Jarred wants to work with AI rather than build a Saas product around bun. I doubt it has anything to do with what is best for bun the project. Considering bun always seemed to value p
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by bblaylock 1y ago
I think there are several reasons. First, the abstraction of a stream of data is useful when a program does more than process a single realtime loop. For example, adding a timeout to a stream of data, switching from one stream processor to
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by bblaylock 3y ago
These posts always remind me of the [Manta Object Storage]( https://www.tritondatacenter.com/triton/object-storage ) project by Joyent. This project was basically a combination of object storage with the added ability to
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by bblaylock 4y ago
The primary issue I have with this article is that it points to redux-toolkit as having types that are done right. The same result of redux-toolkit create actions ( https://github.com/reduxjs/redux-toolkit/blob&#x2F