@jarredsumner I'm so curious - has all of this tooling made it possible to work on Bun as an engineer of 1? What does everyone else do now, who used to work on bun full-time?
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There is now a fuzzer running 24/7 for every language parser in Bun, ranging from .npmrc files and .patch files to shell scripts to jsonc & typescript & css. Once it minimizes a repro, it sends to Claude to fix and then I review.
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@harrysolovay @foldkit do not understand people. jsx is just javascript. its just function calls and interpolation its absolutely simple and whatever. So dramatic
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I love this excerpt from the @foldkit documentation.
Looking back at the early days of React, I can't help but feel like JSX was a huge misstep.
foldkit.dev/why-no-jsx
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@ErfanEbrahimnia Next.js has countless layers built in... React router is like: ok add a couple of routes, and render to stream for SSR. Can have a full SSR/SPA app in one file with no magic.
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Genuinely asking, how is React + Vite + React Router actually simpler than just using Next.js?
It's not like you're forced to use every feature the framework gives you
Catalin@catalinmpit
FINALLY! I've been saying this for a while. Most apps would be just fine using React, Vite and TanStack Router/React Router. Sadly, people love to overcomplicate things.
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@hatem_hosny_ I do not want a library. I just want my runtime to do everything that i typically do. After all this time I am done with libraries!
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Bun goes way too far in userland territories.
This should have been a library not a runtime feature.
Those things create more ecosystem fragmentation "runtime lock-in".
Compare this to Deno, which added a standard library, that you can mostly import as ESM even from other runtimes or the browser.
I like Deno's approach more.
Bun@bunjavascript
In the next version of Bun `Bun.Image` - fast builtin multi-format image processing library
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@dataguybobby It is all self inflicted. I mean, if you're willing to run 5 agents in parallel, you never really cared about quality in the first place, right? Otherwise this would be a non-issue, you'd be using one agent at a time, things would be smooth, you be more relaxed than before.
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I'm 41 and feeling this way. I finally hit a wall recently. It isn't as fun to use AI like this.
I want deep work and instead I end up juggling 4-5 agents that randomly go sideways on me.
It is 100% my eagerness to build fast. I'm forcefully slowing down and reading the code again to get better quality and enjoy the process a bit.
Austin Kennedy@astnkennedy
I'm 22 years old and Claude Code is deteriorating my brain. Every single day for the last 6 months I've had 6 to 8 Claude Code terminals open, waiting for a response just so I can hit 'enter' 75% of the time. And it's doing something to me. In convos with a couple of friends, it's been a point that's been brought up pretty frequently. None of us feel as sharp as we used to. I don't know if it's just us, or others in their 20s are feeling the same thing, but it's something I've been thinking about a lot. P.S. I know this is a problem with my reliability/usage of it, not Claude Code itself, but the effects are real nonetheless
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@Low_Key_Low_Key @JonSchubbe @leerob Yes! Gosh I wish I could teleport us back there with some links, because it would really be kinda mindblowing. This site from the lee's friend was particularly reminiscent.
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@JonSchubbe @ccc1494191 @leerob This is 100% what is already happening with web design right now. All of the best web designers are making sites that look like they were done in Flash 20 years ago.
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My friend is a 10x software engineer.
He is insanely gifted. We were looking at the Yamauchi No.10 Family Office website together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build it today. I will never forget his answer…
"We can’t, we don’t know how to do it."
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@bcherny @ReadySetBrian Why must the answer for 4.7 always be "use xhigh effort"? This feels a bit like a pass, because the model should work, I think, no matter what?
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@ReadySetBrian Hmm are you seeing this with Opus 4.7 on xhigh effort and the latest version of Claude Code?
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Canceled Claude max today, @bcherny whatever happened in the last 1-2 months is a significant regression.
The model feels like someone from OpenAI started working on trust and safety there. Opus thinking is significantly worse. Every statement is “here’s where I’d push back on that” and then proceeds to rattle off the most inane list of confused counter arguments.
It was perfect 3-4 months ago!!!
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@jacobmparis You are not the only one. JSX is just javascript functions. It is not complex, it is perfectly simple.
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am I the only one who thinks JSX is perfect as is
Dominic Gannaway@trueadm
Happy to announce TSRX. Think it as the spiritual successor to JSX. We extracted it from Ripple, and made it framework agnostic. It can compile to React, Ripple and Solid, other frameworks to come soon. It's a TypeScript superset language, with a parser, compiler and a selection of plugins for editors + Prettier + ESlint, etc It's early alpha but we thought people might be interested in it. 🧵
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@cnakazawa Are there any plans to remove the strict coupling with tRPC? This is a remarkable lib (coming from Relay) but the tRPC is a non-starter, sadly!
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There is only one, fate.technology.
Devon Govett@devongovett
Where are all the data fetching libraries for React Suspense? I know TanStack Query and SWR technically support it but they are quite complex and kinda feel like they're from a prior era. I think a library that truly embraced Suspense would be an order of magnitude simpler.
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We moved Railway's entire frontend off Next.js. Two PRs, zero downtime.
Builds went from 10+ minutes to under two. 200+ routes on @vite_js + @tan_stack Router, instant HMR, and dev server startup in seconds.
@vrzgc's full breakdown: blog.railway.com/p/moving-railw…
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Can some tanstack genius teach me how to do this?
I genuinely don’t understand how you can do this without caching in indexdb. This is as fast as t3chat and linear.
Charlie Holtz@charlieholtz
FAST CONDUCTOR HAS BEEN ACHIEVED INTERNALLY
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@chrisbrennan7 On the day transiting Uranus trined my natal moon exactly (which also happened to be mothers day) we received news that we would receive a house, entirely out of the blue.
Similarly, a friend signed on a piece of land on his solar return day, with a Uranus moon conjunction.
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I'm looking for examples of what happens in a person's life when a transit to a birth chart placement goes exact within one degree. Example: the day Mars squared my IC, a major leak started in the ceiling of my home. If you have a good one give me a brief synopsis in response to this post!
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@dillon_mulroy @zeeg I think everyone is just tired of fanaticism. Fanatical one day, bored and disappointed and absolutist the next. Everybody who has spent time with these tools understands they are idiosyncratic. One can say anything about them and every statement holds true. It is tiresome.
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watching people respond to this is embarrassing. scroll @zeeg’s timeline for 30 seconds and you’ll see he’s put more real effort and work (publicly at that!) into figuring out how to work with these tools than almost anyone else yapping on here
David Cramer@zeeg
im fully convinced that LLMs are not an actual net productivity boost (today) they remove the barrier to get started, but they create increasingly complex software which does not appear to be maintainable so far, in my situations, they appear to slow down long term velocity
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im fully convinced that LLMs are not an actual net productivity boost (today)
they remove the barrier to get started, but they create increasingly complex software which does not appear to be maintainable
so far, in my situations, they appear to slow down long term velocity
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@jarredsumner @jullerino we came up with a hack to get around this so that there's info to alert that its the wrong command (kind of), but not being able to easily override bun test has been problematic.
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can you like... block `bun test` @jarredsumner? agents gets confused like hell when like 50% passes when it should have run `bun run test`
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