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The people making the video are already making the information public, you are just making it more convenient. This strikes me as similar to downloading public court documents from a government site to make them available outside of their for-profit service.

When was this? I've only seen this "anti-rust" vibe in the past few weeks, guess triggered by the Bun rewrite. Zig people usually will tell you to use the right tool for the job over shilling the language or that you don't need to use it yet (if you want a stable language/documentation) the language will be there if you want to check it in a few years.

5 years.

The language itself will probably stabilize in maybe 3 years. The last things they'll do is work on the std lib, documentation, spec. That will take time but the language will be ready before then.

Most users don't need it. Having it on by default is a feature for malware writers not users.

But to your point, Node has had permission flags for a while[0] but allows everything by default. Npm could use them to increase security even more. I just hope it doesn't take them another 10 years to change the default.

[0] https://nodejs.org/api/permissions.html

I like the terminal aesthetics but please, for accessibility's sake, make input boxes look more like input boxes and buttons look like buttons.

Removes a barrier of entry if you can look at it from a browser instead of installing a CLI/TUI.

Don't try to make me install a random program if I can view it in my sandboxed browser safely.

Also, browsers have greasemonkey to help me personalize websites easily. TUIs don't.

I guess Bun had the better marketing then. I liked how every new feature came with a benchmark against the previous version and node. See this for example: https://xcancel.com/bunjavascript/status/2048228152397459590

I'd love to see a site comparing the 3 of them in a similar way.

To me it feels more like the old "this site only supports IE6". Instead of checking which JS engine the user has, check for specific api support and fail gracefully.

According to the bun team, it was already vibecoded for months before the Anthropic acquisition.

Does it use your tokens when it does this check for malware? or is that part covered by anthropic?

I misread that as "current times" and thought it would sing the news.

It does need more streams for other timezones.

Drop the AI written story, take me straight to the "Explore Your Record" view. That's more interesting.

If they managed to make 3 full movies out of The Hobbit, they'll surely be able to make a movie or 2 out of 6 chapters of LotR.

I'm sure plenty Americans are also laughing at this. No hypocrisy here.

There's a bunch of steps before prison that do not work.

And it's all a meta commentary on 915.

All they left was the stopwords.

Regarding runtime overhead, I'd assume you would still need an io implementation, it is just showing it to you explicitly instead of it being hidden behind the std lib.

For simple projects where you don't want to pass it around in function parameters, you can create a global object with one implementation and use it from everywhere.

React Native is Javascript on top of the native toolkit of the platform. No HTML or CSS here.

What's the problem with the mascot? PostgreSQL has an elephant and MySQL a dolphin. Is the bug too detailed for database software?

I wonder, does the important_value function get called and the value discarded or never called at all? Looks like a footgun if it has side-effects.

That's already the present. The result is just cached.

Upvotes won't fix the problem. Build the future you want, then people will come.

As little code as possible to get the job done without enormous dependencies. Avoiding js and using css and html as much as possible.

It makes sense to still have a main function. It doesn't make sense to have a class only to wrap that main function.

There's no scrollbar but scrollback works with alt+page_up or scrolling with the mouse wheel or touchpad. They do mention they'll implement scrollback search and scrollbars in 1.3.

just make a choice

Now you are bikeshedding. Just go with the defaults.

Pressing ' twice places one ' in the search box and then you have to delete it. You can press ' <space> to get the search box empty.

The front end is still react. But I'd be curious to know if LLM's are less prone to errors generating code for strongly typed languages over others like Javascript.

I'd like to see the others go for the tech behind the Steamdeck touchpads. That's way better.