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puskuruk··on Ollama is now powered by MLX on Apple Silicon in preview
Finally! My local infra is waiting for it for months!
puskuruk··on JavaScript Is Enough
React Compiler(originally react-forget) is a build-time tool that automatically optimizes your React app by automatically memoizing your code. It only replaces the manual ceremony of useMemo, useCallback, and React.memo with automatic caching at compile time. So, it's fixing the problem they introduced by React itself or you we can call it a "trade-off" in a sense
puskuruk··on JavaScript Is Enough
Thank you for your detailed answer!
puskuruk··on JavaScript Is Enough
How does this thing run so close to VanillaJS without carrying any extra baggage along for the ride?
puskuruk··on React vs. Backbone in 2025
Backbone still looks ugly
puskuruk··on Codex CLI is going native
It’s just waste of time. JavaScript is the most natural computer language out there for now
puskuruk··on The American vs. European Mindset on Life
This blog post doesn’t bring anything new to the table
puskuruk··on Just Fucking Use React
HUH!
puskuruk··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2025)
Hi there,

Thanks for sharing the opportunity!

Just a quick note — I believe the correct email might be hn@kittl.com, and the careers page seems to be https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/kittl. If that's not accurate, could you please let me know? I’ve already sent an email to hn@kittl.com and wanted to make sure it reached the right place.

Have a nice day!

puskuruk··on React Component Principles and Best Practices for Better Software Architecture
There is nothing new. Why people upvoted this article?
puskuruk··on [dead]
Hey HackerNews Crew,

A while back, we kicked off this thing to mix tech with some heart. Today, I wanted to shoot the breeze about Dream Kid, this app we cooked up to add a bit of coolness to the lives of kids facing health stuff.

Why Dream Kid: Dream Kid ain't your run-of-the-mill app; it's like a tech buddy for kids going through tough times. With these stories we whipped up, we're hoping to dish out some comfort and guts to kids dealing with health challenges.

Key Features: - Each story is tailored dynamically for a unique experience every time. Stories seamlessly integrate beautiful illustrations and calming narration. - Kids can personalize characters and settings, envisioning themselves as the heroes of their own tales. - The inclusion of medical and psychological themes helps kids make sense of their experiences. - Dream Kid features a user-friendly interface, empowering children to navigate independently.

Feedback: Come hang with us on this techie ride, where every story is a fresh adventure and each one nudges us toward healing. I'm all ears for your thoughts, ideas, and whatever else to tweak Dream Kid.

Cheers, and happy coding!

puskuruk··on Taiga. Your AI coding mentor accessible via Slack
Hey HackerNews Community! Get ready to level up your coding game with Taiga, our AI coding mentor! We're pumped to introduce this game-changer from Coyotiv School of Software Engineering and MVP Straße. Say goodbye to dull programming tutorials and hello to an exciting learning journey! Install it in your Slack workspace and get ready for a coding revolution.

Taiga is not your typical chatbot. It's a coding genius that offers detailed, step-by-step guidance on various software engineering topics. It's like having a senior mentor available 24/7 to help you crush coding challenges and boost your skills.

But here's the best part: Taiga adapts to your learning style and preferences. No more one-size-fits-all solutions! Taiga tailors its explanations and advice specifically for you, making your coding experience supercharged and personalized.

And it's not just for solo learners. Taiga fosters team collaboration, creating an interactive learning experience where everyone gets on the same page. Say hello to seamless knowledge sharing and dynamic discussions!

Who can benefit from Taiga? Anyone hungry to learn software engineering, from beginners to coding pros. Even teams looking to create a culture of continuous learning will find Taiga invaluable. It's time to unleash your coding potential!

Join our vibrant Slack community to connect with like-minded enthusiasts, share insights, and stay in the loop about our future projects. You won't want to miss out on the action! Invitation: https://join.slack.com/t/coyotiv-community/shared_invite/zt-...

As a launch bonus, we're offering a 20% credit boost for your first month. That's our way of saying thanks for joining us on this epic coding adventure!

Privacy is a top priority for us. Rest assured, Taiga is secure and respects your data. It only processes conversations where it's tagged, ensuring your privacy and peace of mind. We're constantly fine-tuning Taiga to make it even more awesome. Your feedback is our fuel! Help us enhance Taiga's features and usability by sharing your thoughts and ideas. Happy coding, folks!

puskuruk··on Rarbg Is No More
R.I.P rarbg... I'll miss you.
puskuruk··on Kyle Simpson and Armağan Amcalar on the Future of Learning Software Engineering
We are excited to announce our upcoming live event featuring Kyle Simpson and Armağan Amcalar! Join us on May 9, 2023, at 7 pm CET for a talk on “The Future of Learning Software Engineering”. With software engineering evolving rapidly, it’s important to understand where the industry is headed. Software engineers now have powerful tools that can aid in the development process, making coding more efficient and accessible to beginners.

During the session, Kyle and Armağan will share their insights on how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning will shape the tech field, and what the future holds for teachers and beginners in software engineering in the age of ChatGPT. At Coyotiv, as part of our commitment to staying ahead of the curve, we are offering our students free access to GitHub Copilot since our last cohort. We have also introduced an AI teaching assistant, which has received a phenomenal response from our students! The event will be streamed live on YouTube and is free to attend. Don’t forget to mark your calendars and invite your friends and colleagues.