Patrick G

@fabiospampinato Third time's the charm

It might be interesting to rewrite Bun from Zig to Rust again, but without the model seeing all the tests first 🤔

@brenelz @solid_js @steipete And if you like svelte, try using tsrx.dev with solid

Try @solid_js next

@ctatedev @devagrawal09

Introducing Zero The programming language for agents. I wanted a systems language that was faster, smaller, and easier for agents to use and repair. Explicit capabilities. JSON diagnostics. Typed safe fixes. Made for agents on day zero.

@theo YouTube out here with fighting words.

Nobody is impressed by a resume. If you have to provide one, you've already lost. For even the most accomplished people, after you're presented with their resume, they'll seem slightly less impressive because if it. Theres just something low status about selling yourself this way.

@Noahpinion But who is happier?

There has been a big debate over whether Europeans are really poorer than Americans, and whether Europe is really falling behind. Unfortunately, the pro-Europe side is wrong. noahpinion.blog/p/yes-european…

@shagbark_hick The land owning class, and government ineptitude, is choking out any dynamism, so they can siphon off rents/fat for themselves. It's way too expensive. You could probably find comparable rents in Manhattan and get much more. They refuse to develop or change anything.

Why do I hear so little about Providence, Rhode Island?

Yeah. But because you define all the data types and all the operations (and the algebraic laws they follow), and invariants. This representation is closer to a compiler IR language, that could literally compile down to any programming language. I could generate a rails app, or a solid app, by changing one line of code. The goal is to be the most token efficient way to write an app. Also because all the business logic is written in the IR, it's fully portable, and formally verify-able.

@RelevantElement seems like a language to build fullstack apps that makes it easier for AI by offering better primitives i was working one one of these as well, i think we've landed on some similar designs

it's official, i'm writing a new programming language but not for humans

@devagrawal09 chatgpt.com/s/t_6a066d2d51… with more detail

@devagrawal09 It's like if MLIR + drizzle + datomic had a baby. That's what I'm going for. It's kinda crazy rn

@devagrawal09 This is an earlier design doc. Its changed since then but this is the basic idea.

@devagrawal09 its early. im still in the design phase @patrickg/HJ8EIJ4yfg" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hackmd.io/@patrickg/HJ8E…

@devagrawal09 its a language within typescript. image drizzle/convex taken to its logical conclusion

@justalexoki Lack of sun exposure

and did y'all notice how everybody got younger? 30yos used to look ancient, just brutally old and worn out. now they look to be the same age as me. and the 15yos look like literal children!! what's going on here

@VictorTaelin Why would that be better?

Bold bet: Bend2 rewrite in 2027 Bun will run natively in your GPUs

@darylginn Examples?

Line height is the easiest way to spot an amateur designer.

@OnlyInBOS Where this from?

Boston ranked #35 in America for starting a career in 2026. Ahead of: • San Francisco (#57) • Chicago (#82) • New York City (#182 dead last) Providence came in at #69 and Worcester at #93. Boston also has the 4th highest percentage of residents aged 25-34 in the country.