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Nice but I still prefer JuliaMono.

Nice, but I am also looking for something like "Rust for C programmers" - more suitable for the current era.

RIP Deno. Goes into the bin, after Bun.

Please somebody explain what is this good for. Is it a similar tool with Claude Code or Antigravity ?

What about those 30% of audience to update their browser? On our web platform, the team currently displays a message along the lines of: 'Please update your browser; this site relies on features incompatible with your current version'.

Ok man, for me it's PhD math. Waaaay above my high school level math. Perhaps you will write a version for layman like me, without advanced math and rather with more verbal explanations and animations.

I would have liked to understand this, but the math behind it is overkill. One may need a PhD in aerospace to digest it.

Strange though... I spent my window after a couple of prompts and effective API time of 13m. Out for 4 hours and a half (why that?). The next day, today, I've tried to repeat the experience - even worse: one prompt for less than 10mins... and then suspended for 8 hours and a half. WTF?

Self improving AI is pure dystopia. Anthropic won't build the singularity, AI itself will build it through self-iterations. Read Yudkowsky's book "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies".

We we all be left behind my friend. Soon enough.

It's obvious why...

I can't confirm this. Having utilized Opencode for a large project over the past 10 months, with multiple models and agents, we've never run into such 'cache stability issues'."

I have several small SaaS apps running on Rended and Railway. I would like to host them in EU. Wondering if there are similar "managed" PaaS options here. I found none.

Yes: I do say Rust was a struggle and go is a relief. Yes: rust has very little in common with go. Yes: Rust is very explicit and go is not. Yes: Other people find go refreshing because the syntax is more limited and it looks simple on paper. So, you're right.

IMO: Go is a very "productive" and clean lang/platform when comparing to Rust. It's depends what you're using it for. In my case (for concurrent backends) Go came as a bliss. And that was before AI (vibecoding).