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slinkydeveloper
28d ago
Wish there was another version more "angry" than the angry version
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slinkydeveloper
2mo ago
Wrote about this myself a while ago, especially around the topic of discoverability: https://slinkydeveloper.com/blog/designing-apis-for-vibe-cod... It's nice to see more people are exploring this topic.
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4mo ago
Wow they went all-in creating a car for silicon valley tech bros... Even the color they chose for the reveal speaks to me like "rich luxury car without personality"
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5mo ago
This is the way to go for Jetbrains! Instead of trying to race with the other bazillion agents and models coming up every day, be the racetrack instead. The Jetbrains IDEs have so many features that could be integrated well with the vibe co
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11mo ago
Not sure why these not issues with state machines... With RSM you often need to keep the history as well, just in a different form, that is the message/event log that your state machine processed. With RSM you need your code to be dete
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slinkydeveloper
11mo ago
That will be a premium feature available through the gold subscription 49$ a month
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11mo ago
I love KDE Connect, I use it both with KDE and Gnome (GSConnect). Both from the reliability perspective, but also on the shell integration side of things "Send to ...". Hands down one of my favourite Desktop apps for Linux, kudos
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Designing APIs for Vibe Coding
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1y ago
At Restate.dev (workflow as a code engine) we use Rust/WASM to code-share the implementation of the durable execution protocol between the restate-server and the SDKs to develop workflows. This code is essentially a "pure" st
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2y ago
(Disclaimer: I work at Restate on SDKs) This is a very interesting point. I did some investigation myself, and so far I'm torn apart on whether a novel language would really make such a big difference for durable execution engines like
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2y ago
(Disclaimer, I work for Restate on SDKs) We definitely plan to introduce helpers for the common use cases, for example right now we provide helpers to generate random numbers or uuids. We could definitely provide a wrapped HTTP client that