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Forget the typeface you can't even get the website with this monstrosity of cookie selection panel.

This is so bad it doesn't even try to hide itself.

I tried to read this article but the website needs be bulldozed.

With an LLM. So next week he can write about JavaScript and the next.

2016 check out my new JavaScript Library!

2026 check out the work I didn't write!

2036 how I've written 200 lines in this ancient Latin called C

I appreciate the honesty of saying this is using electron.

I'm not sure what problem it actually solves or aims at solving other than being cool?

Visual orientation does matter in UX of the real world, video game worlds and to some degree operating systems, is this the goal?

We are the point now where we let LLM dictate the language?

Impressive work. There is a ton of work done in there.

You can improve it by giving a reason for people to want to adopt it. That is bring novel ideas and push the envelope.

As is, it's a very impressive homework.

How's FFI with it? Can we just link any C lib?

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I've been amazed by this jam. It's like bigger and better every year (in terms of jams going deeper and deeper).

I imagine we're 5 years away of "Make your own OS, language, compiler, VM and game in 12 minutes, 36 seconds. Extra points if you gave yourself a stroke."

The last 2 paragraphs were quite poetic.

PS: 2014

Impressive work. I shipped couch multiplayer games on PS4 in the past and it has passed its heyday (it didn't do too well, financially).

So seeing it done on the web actually makes a lot of sense.

There are still plenty of things that VSCode does and Zed doesn't. E.g. Dart debugging.

Also there is the VC money problem with Zed, at some point, that money will want returns on every dollar spent.

It wouldn't hurt if they could capitalise their sentences every now and then.

All cargo companies run a wide fleet of many different plane types, particularly to avoid this very problem of being grounded by the FAA. But yes, these were still widely used in cargo transports. Although newer 2 engine planes can haul the same kg and use a lot less fuel.

hmmmmm youth.

I remember running windows95 overnight so that it could be a "server".

The next morning, moving the mouse was making the harddrive go nuts, it was paging just by moving the cursor!

Memory leak galore.

This makes me want to run linux as my daily driver! [1]

[1] https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95/blob/master/Screensho...

Incidentally it was also on a thinkpad that I had installed it.

Honestly I've never owned any other laptops than thinkpads and macbooks. Every other laptop I've ever touched in a computer shop left me with "eww".

I'm surprised seeing improvements in Suspend/Hibernate support.

I've used OpenBSD on laptops before and it was _fine_. I thought they primarily target servers. This feels like laptop specific improvements. Perhaps to the benefits only to those developing OpenBSD.

This is a very clever idea. I've toyed with the idea of making a multiple site mystery challenge in the past, a bit like a geo game with real world tagging and drop boxes.

Never got around to it, but this is clever.

Ok, thank you for this.

That is not what deflation is. Deflation is prices are going up and wages are stagnant or falling.

The next one probably won't be caught by running noticeably slower than usual.

It was a pure fluke that it got discovered _this early_.

I used to load up tapes for 15' on my spectrum and then poke around trying to understand what was under the hood.

All I had was a thick book in a language I didn't speak yet.

No internet, no friends to bounce it with. Infinite time.

Good times.

What a wonderful write up and I feel the same.

I've been working on my free time on a tui code editor in the same vein eventually with make and lldb built in.

Nice, bookmarked.

But if you're serious about reducing carbon waste, don't make visitors download 7.5MB to load the webpage.

Thanks I didn't know about this. I just read some article and took it for granted.

and for me it's the dart debugging!

we all want something.

Sorry late response/question.

Do you have a good source of documentation regarding QBE?

I tried to use it in the past and it was a PITA as I was left basically helpless. I don't do the discord thing.

The irony is also that AI could have been used to audit the code and find these issues. All the author had to do was to question.

The safer the C code, the more horrible it starts looking though... e.g.

    my_func(char msg[static 1])