joseneca

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   by joseneca 1y ago

   Proofs are arguably still better than tests at evaluating efficiency, at least for smaller components/algorithms in isolation. While there are cases where constant factors that can't be described well in a proof matter, in most ca
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   by joseneca 1y ago

   If only there was a clear answer to this. Software engineering, as it has appeared to me, has always seemed to evolve with opinions moreso than tangible improvements. That being said, some practices are almost universally agreed to lead to
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   JavaScript numbers have an (adoption) problem(byteofdev.com)

   3 points by joseneca 1y ago|0 comments
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   by joseneca 1y ago

   It is amazing how far text generation in images has come over the past 1-2 years
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   by joseneca 1y ago

   Agh, I understand why runes were implemented, but I still can't get myself to like them. It feels like Runes take away from what made Svelte Svelte (the simple, concise syntax), and changes like this seem like slow concessions back in
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   by joseneca 2y ago

   I have to wonder why o1 didn't work. That post is unfortunately light on details that seem pretty important.
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   by joseneca 2y ago

   Don't we all...
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   by joseneca 2y ago

   QuickJS is great for cases where you are more limited by startup and executable size than anything else but it tends to perform quite terribly ( https://bellard.org/quickjs/bench.html ) compared to V8 and anything else w
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   JavaScript Benchmarking Is a Mess(byteofdev.com)

   133 points by joseneca 2y ago|83 comments