TypeScript devs gather to morn the destruction of the profession and also have fun: a.k.a. the next MiTS meetup! October 20th.
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🫂 to @bradzacher and the typescript-eslint team.
Some points I want to make regarding the RFC:
* The whole premise is based on <ESLint needs control over its core dependencies>.
* I believe the typescript-eslint, typescript and the oxc team is open to collaborate with the eslint team.
* It's generated by AI. There's a lot of contradicting terms and unverified claims.
* The parser is written by AI. I find the code difficult to read and understand. I worry about its conformance against test262 and TypeScript.
* The parser has a ts version AND a Rust version, they need to be kept in sync by AI.
* The Rust version is unusable in Rust. It cannot be used as a Rust crate.
~60% Fable cost cut by transparently turning the code into an image and having the model OCR it. WILD idea. also hilarious. github.com/teamchong/pxpipe
~60% Fable cost cut by transparently turning the code into an image and having the model OCR it. WILD idea. also hilarious. github.com/teamchong/pxpipe
Seems unlikely though. If encoding images of text is more efficient than text tokenization, you'd think frontier labs would have been doing that for a long time.
~60% Fable cost cut by transparently turning the code into an image and having the model OCR it. WILD idea. also hilarious. github.com/teamchong/pxpipe
lol, for now. depends if it's cheaper because it's more efficient or cheaper because gaming the pricing model. if the latter.. probably a ToS endgame in sight.
VoidZero, the team behind Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc, and Vite+, is joining Cloudflare. Vite stays open source, vendor-agnostic, and built for everyone. cfl.re/3Q1XYSX
what the hell is going on with @deno_land. did you notice? the level-up on their videos lately has been pretty incredible. super fun while still very educational. it's so so hard to make a 45-minute technical launch video so enjoyable.. yet here we are...
a few of us at MiTS were talking about this in the context of another company's recent entertaining video with apparently not so accurate database benchmarks and it came up that Deno's had similar levels of fun but apparently without the data integrity issue