Readit Newsadriancooney commented on Modern Node.js Patterns kashw1n.com/blog/nodejs-2... · Posted by u/eustoria
Slowly, yes, definitely welcome changes. I'm still missing Bun's `$` shell functions though. It's very convenient to use JS as a scripting language and don't really want to run 2 runtimes on my server.
You might find your answer with `zx`: https://google.github.io/zx/
Zod is installed in nearly every project I use. It’s an essential part of my toolkit. I adore this library. It near perfect as-is and these additions make it even better. Thanks for all the hard work.
adriancooney commented on A 10x Faster TypeScript devblogs.microsoft.com/ty... · Posted by u/DanRosenwasser
I know this is a port but I really hope the team builds in performance debugging tools from the outset. Being able to understand _why_ a build or typecheck is taking so long is sorely missing from today's Typescript.
adriancooney commented on TypeScript types can run DOOM [video] youtube.com/watch?v=0mCsl... · Posted by u/franky47
I'm glad you said this actually, because I had a section in the "why" video where I tried to compare this project to how I've felt having kids and cut it out because it was too cheesy. maybe I'll bring it back!
Please do.
adriancooney commented on Making Beautiful API Keys docs.agentstation.ai/blog... · Posted by u/savannahkc
One of the best things you can do to your API key is to give it a fixed prefix. Makes it very easy to tell that you have the right string, to detect accidental secret leakage, etc...
IMHO this makes key much more beautiful than any internal structure.
Agreed. I first seen it at Stripe (along with prefixing every ID). Whoever at Stripe (or where ever it was invented) needs a good pat on that back. It's adoption has been a huge for DX generally.
adriancooney commented on Google says AI weather model masters 15-day forecast phys.org/news/2024-12-goo... · Posted by u/lemonberry
We can work backwards from correct predictions and develop an understanding that way.
But most people just need to know if it’s going to be storming, hot or, going to rain on a given day and that is where this shines.
We can always work backwards, regardless of AI.
adriancooney commented on Apple announces new accessibility features, including eye tracking apple.com/newsroom/2024/0... · Posted by u/dmd
macOS has had a version of eye tracking for a while, it's really fun to try out.
System preferences -> Accessibility -> Pointer Control
Then turn on the "Head pointer" option.
Cool. I'm a bit unsettled that my camera's green dot didn't turn on for it though.
adriancooney commented on An electric new era for Atlas bostondynamics.com/blog/e... · Posted by u/colinramsay
What's the best way/resource to get an honest/pragmatic view of where things stand with the "robots market" in general and how much and fast things are really progressing?
I remember seeing prototypes from Toshiba when I was 10 (20 years ago), and every few months, there is a company releasing an "amazing video." its mother company then spins it off like there's no adequate progress, and so on.
Lex Fridman has a long interview [1] with Marc Raibert, CEO of Boston Dynamics, which is really excellent. It might partially or wholly answer your question.
adriancooney commented on TSDiagram – Diagrams as Code with TypeScript tsdiagram.com/#... · Posted by u/_andrei_
This is fantastic and exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you.