like others said its pretty hard to go wrong these days. One thing I'd say is newer models are almost always better than older ones, irrespective of whether you're optimizing for cost, speed or accuracy. Personally GLM 5.3-Flash is currently my favorite balance of those three things
@typecraft_dev Agree π― script writing is one of the very few things Iβve found that AI is actually pretty terrible at. It seems to have no idea how to write something to be entertaining and retain human attention. I personally love that this is the case
@kenwheeler funny you mention this - I have a Telluride and I test drove a Range Rover one time. Asked the salesperson riding along with us how it is better than the Telluride. He literally did not have an answer
Bun 1.4
- Fixes over 2,900 GitHub issues
- +1,517 tests from the Node.js test suite
- Reduces idle CPU by 5x
- Reduces memory usage by up to 35%
- Starts up to 50% faster on Linux
- Rewrites Bun in Rust
Thank you everyone who contributed since Bun 1.3!
https://t.co/3YjnuhjE8s
After being AWS-pilled for 10 years I just learned what GitOps is. Which ostensibly became popular 5 years ago?
Man I am late to this party but I'm sure glad I made it
Ever wondered how to build a serverless compute platform in Rust? π
In his latest video, @CodeToTheMoons walks through the architecture behind Spacefare, sharing the technical decisions, implementation details and how Rhai and Boa made the project possible.
Watch now π
https://t.co/i2qIPNQlm9
Just successfully taught my 5yo and 7yo how to ride bikes while GLM 5.2 chugged away inside on a big change.
AI makes me uncomfortable too. But there are clear, unambiguous wins
For years, I thought DynamoDB was both brilliant and convenient.
- Schemaless
- Serverless
- Cheap
What's not to like?
Well, turns out, it's only cheap for a while. And the schemaless nature of DynamoDB quickly starts working against you...
One of the stupidest decisions I made.
Instead, I ditched DynamoDB and went with some boring old tech.
Let me explain π