jiangplus
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I’m just very disappointed with Bun.
With LLM, Bun can ship new features effortlessly and bundle many features directly into the runtime, which could be implemented by third-party libraries.
While this is more convenient for Bun user, this development approach just steals the time-tested designs of these open-source libraries. By offering simplified bundled APIs, Bun diminishes the value of contribution on those libraries.
As a general-purpose runtime, Bun cannot continously improve on every one of these domains in depth; it can only provide the most common functionality. When changes are needed, developers also cannot easily patch or customize the interfaces bundled with the Bun runtime itself.
If Bun becomes widely adopted, its APIs could effectively become locked in. That would not be healthy for the ecosystem.
How about Ethereum Name Service (ENS)?
I would also recommend Codebuff (
https://www.codebuff.com/), a great CLI code assistant comparable to Claude Code, which can save a lot on token costs.
(I am not affiliated with this project, just a user.)
I am writing some LLM-based app scripts, this feels like a breeze!
It looks so awesome!
Is it related to Ente?
I am using Session Buddy, but this feels more smooth and is opensource. Great works!
Anyone remember that Torch was first glued with Lua before PyTorch?
I think people are too nervous about everything of ChatGPT, OpenAI and Sam Altman. Does the plan matter so much?
Your project is so awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by
jiangplus on Thursday April 06, 2023 @01:04PM
from the github.com dept.
What does it mean by being multiserver here?
And MEV is reordering of EVM, which totally makes sense.
Is there any public papers about this topic? For high precision clock sync for the datacenter.
Really love this. The navigation is very cool.
I have been organizing the Papers We Love Beijing Chapter with a group of engineers. It is a good place to share wonderful ideas that are not necessary useful.
I have always been trying to make an Elixir version of a screeps-like game. Every unit is just an actor, sending messages to other units, based on the GenServer behavior. You can upload a new version of the unit controller with Beam hot code reload.
I don't understand why you call it `Research` as well.
I think PWA pattern is bad for most website, they are not designed to run offline, just pretend to be available while actually not. ServiceWorker mess up app lifecycle and cache control. I just wish Chrome allow me to just disable all ServiceWorkers.
This PRPL is even worse, just makes the stateless HTML page stateful, keeping more active connections, and is a lot more complicated.
If you want a fast to load page, please keep it simple.
Then use HTML and extend the functionality with JSX
Posted by
jiangplus on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @05:38AM
from the pandalang.org dept.
Looking at the TileDB docs, I like the idea that you can store and manipulate array efficiently. It works like a columnar storage, but organized in tiles. I am not clear how it could scale to multiple nodes and how to do queries. Maybe it should be integrated into postgres.