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Traceway hit the HN front page today and I didn't know about it!! The cherry on top: got rate-limited from commenting 😅

@rob_mcrobberson you're not wrong, my calves are incredible

fat guys always have really excellent calves

@ibuildthecloud I don't think they have that, due to events being "rare", so most opt out for webhooks or infrequent polling. If you're bored you could make a little server with hooks api for github webhooks to hit on one end and a socket on the other for you to get events.

@dduxAdventure I don't know what I'm thinking of. I swear there was something where you could subscribe to an event stream. I'm gonna ask AI.

Did git ever add native events? I swear there was some proposal to add events to git so that you don't have to poll it.

@astraedus @wahab_twts no way a 30 yoe engineer could ever set that up in a few hours! you could make a course about it.. maybe sell your claude.md file directly to devs... even better make an ai startup with your hook systems properly configured. the options are endless..

@dduxAdventure @wahab_twts Worktrees + Claude Code is genuinely the moat right now. The people who figure out how to structure CLAUDE.md files and hook systems properly are shipping 5x faster than people who just type prompts into a chat box.

As a founder, who would you hire first? 🤔 1. Developer with 5 years of AI coding assistant experience. 2. Engineer with 30 years of software engineering experience. Who do you think builds the stronger company long term?

@davidcrawshaw isn't this just Go memory arenas... just less gopher and more camel?

While the industry is pouring resources into programs without GC (rust), I think the Jane Street OCaml folks have it figured out with OxCaml. Almost all your code paths are cold and GC is net positive. 1% of your code is performance sensitive. Don't create GC pressure there.

@anthonysheww one shot vibe fork only

Should I port Turborepo to Rust?

@nullvoxpopuli AGPL3 is fine, but all the real ones release under MIT

Since AI steals all our art, our code, and our writing, the most noble thing you can do is~ to~ release all your code under AGPL3.0

@jessfraz i’m not out of shape because I’m a programmer… it’s because I have a toddler…

Never trust a skinny chef Never trust a buff programmer

hot take: php and js are basically the same language dynamic, GC'd, single-threaded, opt-in type safety both fine. just not that different.

@ibuildthecloud yeah, what do you not like about them?

I don't like PRs. Do you like PRs?

Why is anyone using JavaScript on the server in the first place?

@dimitrov2k @sama just buy Deno and have GPT rewrite it into zig, if you do it in <6 days you win the AI war

I think it’s about time for Deno to be rewritten in Zig by a fucking LLM, just do it, don’t be cowards

@mitsuhiko @jarredsumner @Nekrolm The guy complaining is part of the Rust community not the Zig crowd, Rust folks are the ones complaining the most in my feed.

@jarredsumner @Nekrolm I will say that I find the criticism about the unsafe usage by the zig crowd quite amusing given how dismissive the entire community has been towards memory safety. (And to be clear I do think the rust community is over-doing it simultaneously)

Не знаю, какую там надежность слопотрансляция на Rust привнесет в Bun, но вот с такой отвратительной фигней, ни от каких use-after-free Rust не защитит. Option> : Copy — ВО ВСЕХ этих safe методах можно получить use-after-free, подав дважды тот же указатель и его копию. Пока AI не перепишет подобное на нормальный безопасный Rust, без спрятанного unsafe с сомнительными доказательствами, я б не рекомендовал - Реализовывать новые фичи - Вообще этим пользоваться

@nullvoxpopuli factually incorrect.. I’ve written the perfect ORM.. and.. umm… it def has docs… somewhere…

people who say ORMs are wrong make the mistake of thinking they can do better what they actually do is write a worse ORM with no docs

@unclebobmartin just make cleancodeskill.md and sell it

Clean Code was never about syntax. It was always about structure. The second edition makes that even clearer by using the same principles in multiple languages. If we, who pilot agents, disengage from syntax, we are not disengaging from structure. The Clean Code principles still apply.

@ibuildthecloud I have this exact same thought everyday when I wake up, then I have some coffee and remember I have actual things to build... Anyhow, DO IT!

The problem is I can personally build a better coding agent... Should I just throw my hat into the ring? Take on the world? Why not?

@MaxRovensky On one hand LLMs are really good at things like this… on the other they did it in 6 days without reading the code… hoping they didn’t just kill Bun.

Removing Bun from any production systems for a year Shame cause it hasn't been that long since it became stable enough to use confidently

@mehulmpt It's a niche database, but a really cool niche database...

LMAO

not a single dry day on x, the everything app 🍿

@TylerFCloutier Good to know. I don't think it would make any sense to compare it to duck db in that case as both them and ch seem to be analytics focused. Ignore the multi node thing, I thought this was aimed more towards analytics like deployments.

1 - Clickhouse doesn’t support transactions at all. CH is basically the anti SpacetimeDB, which has its own purpose in the world of analytics. 2 - We have not measured, but I imagine relatively favorably. To my knowledge, DuckDB is optimized for analytics. 3 - what do you mean by multinode setups?

"Don’t let the excuse parade from our competitors, who spent almost no effort to understand SpacetimeDB’s architecture, handwave results like this away. 1000x wins are possible." Please enjoy: spacetimedb.com/blog/benchmark…