Come now. You are using an LLM to perform as much of the work as possible/affordable. You're a User.
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Deliberately narrow view of the field which I suspect was chosen to bolster a pretty weak article. I typically don't find much insight in the author's usual posts but this one seems especially vapid.
Exactly! Just like those photos of earth from space are data. Just save the file bro lol it's not hard..
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That was a laughable idea before they had achieved an average of 1 outage per day. It has serious, terminal, product manager rot.
I'm looking at the branch listing and I can't see a single hash. I dunno who GitHub is for but it isn't devs.
*assuming github dogfoods github
xslang.org also looks great and I found the text in the guide + docs to be easy to read. I usually have to read C#/TS docs, so it was refreshingly terse.
>There’s the 4x speedup claimed by the Bun team, already available on Zig 0.16.0!
>Each [incremental] update is taking less than 0.4s, compared to the 120+ seconds taken to rebuild with LLVM. In other words, incremental updates are over 300 times faster on this codebase than fresh LLVM builds are. In comparison, an enhancement capped at a 4x improvement is pretty abysmal. [..] Again, this feature is available in Zig 0.16.0—you can use it!
We know how the sausage is made. Your non tech folk only see the marketing/hype, so of course they're optimistic.
I can only assume you have easy answers for all of these questions given your casual dismissal of such concerns, likening them to being scared of a light switch.
Yeah this gets rolled out every time. Boosters love to pitch LLM dev as some difficult, new 'skill' that must be learned, mastered, revered.