julenx

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by julenx 28d ago
From the release video, something catching my attention: > In Bun 1.4, I rewrote Bun in Rust. [...] I did it in 11 days, using Claude Code, and wrote about how, in our blog. Everything else in the video is phrased as "we", and
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by julenx 4mo ago
Additional context on the kernel guidelines: - https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/... - https://lwn.net/Articles/1049830/
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by julenx 4mo ago
Got the same email. After reading the subject, plus the first paragraph: > I'm writing to you as the founder and strategic director of Infomaniak because something important has just happened, and it concerns you directly. My
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by julenx 4mo ago
In Mac I use: defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool true in order to enable dragging windows via `Cmd + Ctrl + Click`.
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by julenx 5mo ago
The article explains Zig's stance in further detail, but the quoted part on its own caught my attention because my reading of it is rather "pro human communication" instead of "anti-AI".
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by julenx 6mo ago
I believe the detachment gets exacerbated by the fact that others are simultaneously modifying the codebase at speeds that doesn't allow you to keep up. Depending on how the codebase boundaries and ownership are defined, this directly
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by julenx 6mo ago
Code quality aside (n.b. there exist many bad quality codebases before AI), a risk I perceive as an industry is we are making the logic of our businesses dependent on a few big players. Given the output speed, it's practically impossib
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by julenx 6mo ago
The same people that pursue economic incentives are who I hear speaking about number of lines produced by developers as a useful metric. I sense a worrying trend toward more is better with respect to output, when the north star IMHO should
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by julenx 6mo ago
Some employees in the company might understand the emotional impact, but companies themselves would only look for certainty in protecting what belongs to them, which will hardly align with fairness or emotions towards employees in a situati
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by julenx 6mo ago
I'm seeing this cultural pattern where developers have started accepting LLM output with very little scrutiny. This ends up code that works on the surface, but most of the times problems are not addressed at their source. Creating thes
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by julenx 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing! The link to the PR looks like a wrong paste. I found https://github.com/simonw/tools/pull/181 which seems to be what was intended to be shared instead.
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by julenx 9mo ago
> Wir haben angefangen, unsere gesamte Infrastruktur zu kopieren. Unsere Daten befinden sich nun auf Servern sowohl in der Schweiz wie auch in Deutschland und Norwegen. Wenn nötig, können wir die Systeme in der Schweiz innerhalb von kurz
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by julenx 11mo ago
> Also I don't like that React requires installing Node and compilation tools, this is a waste of time when making a quick prototype. Vue can be used without Node. React can be used without Node too, and this has always been
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by julenx 1y ago
> I don’t see enough value in the added complexity and the increasingly complicated API surface. This very much. For my own work and personal projects, the pages router has been more than enough. In terms of the complicated API s
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by julenx 2y ago
I was able to pre-order the book just fine — it didn't prompt me for any promo codes.
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by julenx 3y ago
The multi-process Firefox project was called Electrolysis: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis
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by julenx 3y ago
For vanilla state machines there's also @xstate/fsm. In their docs[1] you have a feature comparison. [1] https://xstate.js.org/docs/packages/xstate-fsm/
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by julenx 4y ago
Well, it's also wonderful they speak Italian!
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by julenx 4y ago
> If you are descending at 40-50mph you have to remove your hand from your hood in order to see your map. Well you don't have to, you can switch to the map screen before starting the descent. If you are willing to change screens w
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by julenx 4y ago
On this note, it's fascinating to see how the influence reaches the coat of arms and the flag of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, which includes the Basque flag or Ikurriña. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Pierre
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by julenx 5y ago
With GitHub's squash + merge, clean history still depends on the person doing the merge, because when clicking the squash + merge button, GitHub places all commit messages in one large chunk of text, which devs are able to edit before
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by julenx 5y ago
If you close and re-open the app, eventually the ToS popup doesn't show up and you can keep using the app.
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by julenx 5y ago
Thanks for clarifying, Lee!
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by julenx 5y ago
Also excited about the Rust compiler! Apologies if this is far from reality, but by looking at recent commits in GH[1] it looks as though this has been rushed for a v12 release, so I was wondering how much of internal testing has this been
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by julenx 6y ago
If roads are busy, it's worth noting traffic is created by motorized vehicles in the first place... plus, if slowing down is required to make roads safer , what? why is that a problem attributed to cyclists if usually (depending on wh
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by julenx 6y ago
Nicely written article and very interesting read! > To be sure that there was as little background noise as possible, I ran all tests after a fresh reboot, making sure no unnecessary background processes, such as Windows Update, were run
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by julenx 6y ago
> It's not only million different tools, it also to me seems like every React codebase has a huge learning curve on its own because everyone does it differently. I've been writing React code on and off since 2014 and I can rela
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by julenx 6y ago
Easier to remember: https://wa.me/<number> Where `<number>` contains the international prefix without the `+` sign. Has worked for me in Firefox and everywhere else I've tried. This is a fb-owned domain btw
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by julenx 6y ago
For those who are curious, here's the source code of the original compiler written in OCaml (rustboot) https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/tree/ef75860a0a72f79f97216...
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by julenx 6y ago
I haven't used JIRA recently, but as far as I remember the difference existed because they were rolling out a "new" editor, which was active when editing tickets, but wasn't available when creating new ones. I remember t

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