ecares

Same, not great

I tried to use mo on the platform (I have been wanting to use momentic for a while). There was no onboarding really, now it's trapped in me needing to configure auth but I don't have time to click through 20 pages to find out how to do that :( I really wanted to like you!

I actually could not use the full article's title at submission time as it was too long.

10 things I regret about Deno talk incoming

Node is still there

this one is actually a bad pattern to avoid.

Tolmo | multiple roles | San Francisco, Ca, USA | ONSITE | Full time I am hiring for multiple roles in cybersecurity x AI [1]

We have security research and fullstack engineer (platform, product).

We are hiring in SF in office only at this point.

Candidating is one form away[2]

[1] https://tolmo.com/about/careers/ [2] https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/tolmo/form/website-generic

They really don't. I was recently approached by a journalist working on a piece on that exact topic.

Tolmo | multiple roles | San Francisco, Ca, USA | ONSITE | Full time

I am hiring for multiple roles in cybersecurity x AI [1]

We have security research and fullstack engineer (platform, product).

We are hiring in SF in office only at this point.

Candidating is one form away[2]

[1] https://tolmo.com/about/careers/ [2] https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/tolmo/form/website-generic

I am tired of "built in Rust" as an argument, you are spot on, it should not matter. But you are shooting right at Rust culture here haha

Did you find that some data model patterns were easier to detect for some LLM ? I am curious on how training might have made some agents better at graph navigation for instance?

cool, now, when will emacs get a good text editor?

It has wayyyyy better nodejs compatibility (day 1 goal)

Opened it, saw I needed to wrap my routes with api(), closed it - sounds like a solution for a problem PaaS has solved 10 years ago.

Deno is just a marketing company dressed as a software startup