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"Parse, don't validate" caught on in JS. The encoding side is still very early, with messed-up outbound data in the majority of projects - new article on that.
Feat: @colinhacks, @EffectTS_, @Rich_Harris, Typia, and others.
A retweet would help a lot 🙏
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Now that Schema Benchmarks has been officially released for 7 months, I thought it'd be useful to look at how it's improved over that time, and how it's helped the ecosystem!
schemabenchmarks.dev/blog/7-…
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A new article. Shared some thoughts and design decisions I applied when shaping Sury v11.
dev.to/dzakh/i-have-designed…
I have designed libraries professionally for 5 years
How AI did NOT change anything, and why?
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Dmitry Zakharov retweeted
After co-inventing ChatGPT, I kept asking myself: why have superhuman chat models not led to AGI?
I’ve spent the last 2 years in stealth building a new way to train models (RLCD), and a new type of frontier AI model that we are releasing today: Jev
• 20-200x faster
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• Frontier composable intelligence optimized for decisions
AFAICT the shortest path to AI-based economic revolution
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Thanks. I didn't enjoy writing much before, but after @GergelyOrosz's recent tweets, I gained an interesting insight.
Nowadays, as our job has become managing AI agents, the act of writing is the artisanry we "lost" in software development.
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Sury x @nuqs47ng = A match made in Heaven!
The schemas' composability, with a neat adapter architecture from nuqs. I don't know, man; this looks just beautiful to me.
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There's an interactive example in the docs by the way nuqs.dev/docs/parsers/commun…
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This is what I do instead of writing articles. By the way, it's 99.1% Google's test-run conformance and 4-10x faster than Protobuf-es
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From time to time, I look at a friendly competition between Valibot vs Zod. Usually, Valibot wins in many directions, but today I found its weakness.
Who could have guessed that Zod is the FASTEST library in terms of TS type performance 🔥
ALT Zod 8.5x faster than Valibot
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Don't mind Sury being slower; the DX is worth it.
For @arktypeio funs, it's at 27_049 instantions which is 27x more than Zod. But very impressive, considering what the guys do.
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Inspired by @ssalbdivad's Attest, I decided to add TS inference comparison to Schema Benchmarks.
I really like what @eskimojo built, and I think having an enhanced benchmark like this is underrated for the JavaScript community.
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Declaring and paying monthly taxes - the most annoying thing I always had, but not annoying enough to create a Playwright script.
Automated with @bot now. I'm happy.
At this point, I'm happy that I have a secondary bank account I don't afraid to have drained 😅
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New motto:
Schema for everything - faster than hand-written code.
Merging final PRs this week, and I promise a stable v11 release. Super excited about this one and the features I left for minor releases.
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I've started experimenting with @poteto's pstack this week.
Don't have an opinion yet, but worked well for burning the remaining subscription tokens 😁
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I tried @grok Build this week.
This is the coolest TUI I've used so far. Literally no difference from the GUI. Maybe a con for some people, but for me it's a lot of inspiration and a very smooth user experience after mostly using Claude Web.
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