Could you release a fork of jq whose make does all this fanciness?
I use jq A LOT so would love a turnkey solution to make it faster.
Readit Newscode-faster commented on Make Ubuntu packages 90% faster by rebuilding them gist.github.com/jwbee/7e8... · Posted by u/jeffbee
code-faster commented on New junior developers can’t code nmn.gl/blog/ai-and-learni... · Posted by u/mhfs
The reason why these articles appear every 5 years is because many engineers pride themselves on how they solve problems. And then when they see people solving those problems without putting in the hard work that they had to put in, it really bothers them.
This is a timeless post. We'll see it today. We'll see it in five years. We'll see it in 10 years.
code-faster commented on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored art lead Viktor Antonov has died eurogamer.net/half-life-2... · Posted by u/Trasmatta
He was great, he deserves, in death, no dishonor
code-faster commented on I spent 18 years in the Linux console eugene-andrienko.com/en/i... · Posted by u/blakespot
I love pieces like this. They're great programmer sociology if such a field existed.
code-faster commented on Why is it so hard to buy things that work well? (2022) danluu.com/nothing-works/... · Posted by u/janandonly
Will AI change this? If AI can assess who is good for us, then we can get somewhere
code-faster commented on JSON parsers that can accept comments douglascrockfordisnotyour... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
All you're doing is creating a new spec that's not JSON.
JSON has no comments. Your spec does. Your parsers handle both specs.
https://xkcd.com/927/ applies