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mirekrusin commented on A lightweight TypeScript library for assertion-based runtime data validation github.com/nimeshnayaju/d... · Posted by u/nayajunimesh

ale · 8 hours ago

Libraries like these are meant for runtime validation. I agree though. I prefer to use the compiler itself (tsc --noEmit) than recreating the validation logic.

mirekrusin · 5 hours ago

It doesn't compete with static type system, it complements it. Static type system in typescript can't do anything with unknown/any values that are crossing i/o boundary - they require runtime assertion to bring them into statically typed, safer world.

mirekrusin commented on In-Memory Filesystems in Rust andre.arko.net/2025/08/18... · Posted by u/ingve

mirekrusin · 9 hours ago

i/o codepaths are heavily optimized with multiple layers of cache, you're probably hitting OS in memory one in your tests?

mirekrusin commented on Claudia – Desktop companion for Claude code claudiacode.com/... · Posted by u/zerealshadowban

rane · 8 days ago

How will they make money?

mirekrusin · 8 days ago

The only way there is to make money - from VCs.

mirekrusin commented on AI doesn't lighten the burden of mastery playtechnique.io/blog/ai-... · Posted by u/gwynforthewyn

mirekrusin · 8 days ago

At some level it is true that AI is a bit like adding electric engines everywhere.

Including gym equipment.

mirekrusin commented on Claudia – Desktop companion for Claude code claudiacode.com/... · Posted by u/zerealshadowban

preommr · 8 days ago

I definitely thought this was an anthropic thing that they were trying to spin off into it's own website and app for normies.

I am not saying it's infringement, I am just saying that my dumb brain made that connection and I feel like it's not unreasonable to assume that other people might as well.

mirekrusin · 8 days ago

Same here, first thing I did was to scroll down to see company in the footer and nope... somebody will be receiving legal letters soon I'd guess.

mirekrusin commented on IQ tests results for AI trackingai.org/home... · Posted by u/stared

bitwize · 9 days ago

You won't have to, it's already happening.

mirekrusin · 9 days ago

Is it discriminating towards life forms?

mirekrusin commented on IQ tests results for AI trackingai.org/home... · Posted by u/stared

codr7 · 9 days ago

You won't have to, it's already happening.

mirekrusin · 9 days ago

Let's wait till AI makes hiring decisions.

mirekrusin commented on IQ tests results for AI trackingai.org/home... · Posted by u/stared

kator · 9 days ago

LLM vibe coded site and architecture?

mirekrusin · 9 days ago

How many microservices, sql joins, distributed kafka piplelines etc. we currently recommend for serving static, public article?

mirekrusin commented on Node.js is able to execute TypeScript files without additional configuration nodejs.org/en/blog/releas... · Posted by u/steren

9rx · 9 days ago

> A typescript compiler does not generate code

Except for where it does: Enums, namespaces, parameter properties, etc.

mirekrusin · 9 days ago

Just use erasableSyntaxOnly = true and you're fine.

mirekrusin commented on OCaml as my primary language xvw.lol/en/articles/why-o... · Posted by u/nukifw

troupo · 12 days ago

Moonbit the fast, compact and user friendly language for WebAssembly? Or Moonbit the language for industrial usage? Or Moonbit the AI-native general-purpose programming language?

(They are the same language)

Reason at least was an active collaboration between several projects in the OCaml space with some feedback into OCaml proper (even though there was a lot of initial resistance IIRC).

mirekrusin · 11 days ago

It's not only for wasm, compiles to native code as well [0].

[0] https://www.moonbitlang.com/blog/llvm-backend

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