Bohdan

Обращение к россиянам сбежавшим заграницу от мобилизации. Хотите чтоб это всё быстрее закончилось? Донатьте ВСУ! Все счета можно нагуглить. RT

@nesterov_u Це ж якщо заробляти як фізособа - а якщо як фоп?

Дуже проста математика: 3 грівні наш грос. 30% комісія поатформи. Залишилось 2 гримні. Знімаємо пдв 2/6*5=1,67 Далі йдуть податки: ПДФО = 18% ЄСВ = 22% Військовий збір = 5% 1,67/100*18=0,30 1,67/100*22=0,36 1,67/100*5=0,08 0,3+0,36+0,08=0,74 і того наш профіт 1,67-074=0,92 Стім видає 1 гривню бо не фіксує у себе військовий збір. Адже це збір а не податок.

@bunjavascript NO

should we do `b` - `b a.js` - `b i` - `b dev` poll below

@rachpradhan Love the idea. If 100% api compatibility is implemented, will switch for sure!

I replaced FastAPI's entire HTTP core with Zig. Same decorator API. Same Pydantic models. 7× faster. 47,832 req/s vs FastAPI's 6,800. 2.09ms p50 latency. Introducing. TurboAPI. Here's the story..

@0xlelouch_ Instead of a bool, use datetime - "date_verified". If NULL - not verified, if set - datetime of verification. Does not lock the table, because needs no backfilling. Fast, effortless.

Your database has a users table with 50M rows. You add a new column is_verified BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE. The migration takes 6 hours and locks the table. How do you add this column without downtime?

@mrpopov_com REST API gone? So you not just rewrite 1-1 functionality, but removed something? In this case the comparison is not fair

At 1703 we migrated a production SaaS from Python/React microservices to Elixir Phoenix monolith 3 apps → 1. 4 languages → 1. 5 frameworks → 1. Thread with quick numbers breakdown:

@G0nZaIeZ @skv_nskv Речь не про десктоп. Если купить VPS, там включить ufw (блокировать все порты), создать docker-compose.yaml с ports: 3000:3000, то порт 3000 будет видно с интернета.

@skv_nskv Я не девопс и не техлид. Объясните, если в фаерволле заблокирован внешний доступ по каким-то портам, то каким образом проброс в докере это обходит?

Пиздец техлиды усилились. Наверное, ИИ помогает. Хуй кто бы так просто догадался в чём проблема.

Так, стоп

@Manu343726 like 2% of my monthly quota of github copilot. Scary how good it is.

@Manu343726 I built a reverse tunnel over QUIC in rust for remote ssh to nodes behind NAT over unreliable channel in 1 hr from 0 to a working prototype with sonnet 4.5. It needs some polishing, but 90% of the code is there and won't be changed. It also built tests. It spent...

Agreed 100%. The f..ng Claude helped me accomplish more in a week than I've done myself in a year. Looking at the thing navigating through LLVM code and fixing codegen errors all by itself was incredible.

@tldraw Okay, these numbers will have to be represented in json somehow, and list of uints is apparently heavier than base64 encoded bytes

@tldraw But 6 bytes can be packed in an uint64... That will be even smaller than base64. And you will have an extra space for one more 2-byte number. Even, pack every 4 points into 3 uint64 numbers.

In the next version of tldraw, we're introducing a compressed format for storing points for freehand shapes. Each point (x, y, z) is now encoded as 6 bytes (3 Float16 values) = 8 base64 characters, compared to approximately 40+ bytes per point in the previous JSON format. This results in roughly 80% smaller storage for freehand drawings.

As a person in the Cybersecurity field, what would be your first response to this ?

@Wesleymooch @IlirAliu_ But... It already works

@IlirAliu_ I hope you're lying about thinking this silly Auto driving thing is going to work, either that or you have extreme psychosis.

You need $100 Billion to solve self-driving? Wrong. A small team of engineers in San Diego is doing it with a smartphone chip and a few cameras: ... for $999.🧵

been dry aging this baby since halloween, cant wait to see how it comes out!

@denysdovhan @HoFTeR_ Чому не t3chat? Наче те ж саме, але за 8 баксів, + купа моделек?

@HoFTeR_ Я вже довго роздумую накрутити собі на домашній сервер OpenWebUI, закинути у нього ключі від LLM які я використовую (openai та Gemini) і платити лише за токени які використав, а не просто 25$ в місяць. От думаю чи буде дешевше, чи я дійсно використовую більше ніж коштує підписка

@CharlieMQV Is it open source?

Ripgrep is slow. Nowgrep is fast, because I bypass the Windows slop and go straight to NTFS. Here's Ripgrep vs. Nowgrep searching through 300k files on a drive with 2M+. Nowgrep is written from scratch in C99. No borrow checker.

@halfbeardedman I really hope not but there’s only one way to find out

Some functional C++ from my latest stream

@vaxryy Raw ptrs should be allowed for non-owning pointers

fun fact: these three fellas in hyprutils that I wrote like 2 years back are used in every hypr* app and library and are the reason why we have 95% less memory bugs than in the early days without them if you've ever taken a gander inside the code, you know almost everything in hypr* is riding on these, and we even explicitly state in our contributing guidelines to never use raw pointers instead of these. These are custom implementations, not the STL ones, because the STL ones actually limit what you can do. With our implementation, they're much more flexible and allow you to write much nicer and logical code. At this point, with these, it's like memory management on easy mode. Things just work and you never get a garbage pointer. :)

@filpizlo @hyperliberalism Is it a Fil-C because your name is Filip?

@hyperliberalism I mean you could grab a Fil-C binary release and try it out File bugs on GH if you run into issues

I ported wayland, libevdev, libinput, xkbcommon, libpng, pixman, glib, cairo, libdrm, seatd, and weston to Fil-C. About a day's work. Say hello to a totally memory safe GUI. It's super fast, too. Oh and that's a Fil-C-compiled bash in that terminal. Oh and I built it using a meson running on Fil-C CPython.