adeptima

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done with @adeptima, mainly known as @reactima

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Creating SaaS applications with Reactjs/Python/Golang/TS. If got interested in any of my comments with lot links and github references, feel free to ping me on whatsapp or telegram.

Notes and fragments for LLVM hallucination https://zeroread.com/

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Comment · 6 days ago
the article is interestingly made think more about the recent timeline since covid, sequential money printing bonanza followed by historical sacking of VC and all kind of money current AI bubble accelerated with faster job transfer to low income locations like India and overall “productivity gains” by the least competent corporate plankton with huge expertise devaluation
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Comment · 11 days ago
those corporate people rarely listen and live in their own universe and never waste a second to get leverage on each other
Comment · 11 days ago
yes 500 usd gone in days, and what would you do if you want to get leverage on Anthropic?

probably walk away to whatever the second best option Copilot …

my speculation- i would surprise if Claude will win the deal back over time. however the longer Copilot and Deepseek or whatever stays the less like the reverse win is possible

Comment · 11 days ago
for my cases, i suspect it was trained on closed source corporate saas repos. got plenty of evidence… for many other cases feels commodity
Comment · 12 days ago
friend of mine told me Antropic turned off 200 usd a month subscription, refused to extend and switched to usage base for large cyberop vendor he works for

when this happened PR rate dropped 95% in the first day, thousands devs, managers started to panic and downscaling all AI first intiatives and cap 500 usd a month token usage . most tokens were burned in the first day of the week.

as management got pissed, M$ people managed to sneak in and sell Copilot with up 600 usd a month token usage per dev …

devs and devops are now the most unhappy about models switch and probably haven’t seen the impact of sucking entire code base in copilot. copilot is too slow for them too. addiction to claude code is clearly present. using personal software licenses and unauthorised soft is strictly forbidden

story is clearly not over yet ..

as for myself, i’m ready to pay up to 1k usd a month … if if … claude gives the edge… but if it becomes commodity im gone next day

very curious what other devs in corporations are experiencing. deep inside cheerleading for 2 tie token ecosystem - full price for corporations and subsidized for small shops and indie

Comment · 19 days ago
same. got hundreds of specs started from architecture decisions
Comment · 19 days ago
most system design pattern for large projects applicable to rust 1:1

as for skills, did similar research 3 months ago, and couldn’t find anything comprehensive …

except this link https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/tree/master/rules

ended up asking claude for code review 3 time and logging best practices in markdown gives compound effect

as a heavy temporal.io user i was never really bothered with async tokio rust gotchas

https://github.com/temporalio/sdk-rust

python libs written in rust under hood is a good source of rustish domain specific best practices too … if you are ok to see lot of “unsafe” code and clever tricks

Comment · 25 days ago
it’s on the correct path. i use rust for geo spatial and the gap with c, c++ closing rapidly or negligible in most cases

from https://github.com/pola-rs/geopolars/tree/main

Comparison with GeoPandas

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! GeoPandas — and its underlying libraries of shapely and GEOS — is an incredible production-ready tool.

GeoPolars is nowhere near the functionality or stability of GeoPandas, but competition is good and, due to its pure-Rust core, GeoPolars will be much easier to use in WebAssembly.

Comment · 1 month ago
I personally use both, and keep using both. There are much more Golang job in the market now. Noone planning to ditch Go in my network or unhappy with it. Highload E-commerce, logistics, etc are way easier to write in Go IMHO.

Discover a very good niche for Rust - geo spatial analytics. Would not do it Go or Python. LLMs gave a huge boost to Rust too. Claude produce a very high code ... if designed right. Lot of feature complete libraries now.

Both will do fine

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Comment · 4 months ago
Extremely happy user of Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, tsdown, Oxlint, and Oxfmt.

I do have lot of hardforked packages, and dont want to look back. Everything just works.

If you confused by the naming, start from Oxlint https://oxc.rs/docs/guide/usage/linter Rolldown https://rolldown.rs/

Did very little changes to tsconfig during past 6 months adoption

My day-to-day process - get the new package unless it some antd6, echart or some rendering engine or geo spatial lib, clean up with Claude, strict and unify type system and align it with my vite, tsconfig, oxlint tastes. The result - no need to follow libs bloat and supply chain attack issues. Easy to read, easy to fix.

Comment · 4 months ago
exactly! allowlist or some sort of marketplace or app store like you like or not
Comment · 4 months ago
appreciate all your work Hydra, Kratos and my favorite small RBAC lib - ory/ladon

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