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library maintainer, h3js

[Reve @Revenode]

@saltyAom Its probably because your codegen is pretty fast :)
The cost of eval even when aot is about the same

[Reve @Revenode]

@wiretransfer @saltyAom I want gpui to win

[Reve @Revenode]

@trueadm Did u guys keep lazy destructuring?

[SaltyAom @saltyAom]

>new framework claimed to be faster than Elysia
>run the benchmark
>not faster than Elysia

Ok but this one is very misleading in the worst way I have ever seen

[Reve @Revenode]

I checked the code of morojs
This is nowhere close in performance to any fast http framework out there
Probably 100% vibe coded too don’t ever use this unless you want security issues

[SaltyAom @saltyAom]

>new framework claimed to be faster than Elysia
>run the benchmark
>not faster than Elysia

Ok but this one is very misleading in the worst way I have ever seen

[TANSTACK @tan_stack]

TanStack Virtual now has first-class chat support: end anchoring, append-follow, stable prepends, and streaming messages that stay pinned when they should.

The modern web is now a lot of streaming UI on top of lists, so this needed to feel boring 😉

https://t.co/qX9sbphpJJ

[Reve @Revenode]

@OlexGameDev In zig u can do
struct Duration {
value: u32;

pub fn fromSeconds(…)
}

So if a function asks for a duration u can do
f(.fromSeconds(0.25))

[Reve @Revenode]

@zebassembly @clawrence121 @voidzerodev If u only need assertion u should try typebox Type.Script

[Casey Muratori @cmuratori]

@DemetriSpanos Also worth noting that this is not the first generation that was taught that "close enough is just fine". The previous generation was taught that "nowhere close is just fine", and this generation is effectively being taught that "close enough to nowhere close is just fine".

[Reve @Revenode]

@meekaale lol nice

[Reve @Revenode]

@FabianHiller Interesting 😃

[Ben Dicken @BenjDicken]

Never mind, query planner papers got hands.

[Reve @Revenode]

@TylerFCloutier Its a lot faster if u use Bun APIs

[Reve @Revenode]

@antirez You can use this for code to work in runtimes that doesnt allow eval() (porffor, static hermes, cf worker, …)
There are a lot of libraries that use eval() to achieve better runtime performance like Typebox, Ajv, Elysia, …

[Reve @Revenode]

@antirez I did this recently
https://t.co/fe9wayUCMm
You can do eval() at startup and use a build tool to prebuild all the eval code
Basically code generation but way more flexible (and a lot faster to build) than anything else in JS

[Reve @Revenode]

@Bobini2 @ForrestPKnight Why is it a bad thing?
It will be open source when jblow release his game

[Reve @Revenode]

It seems to be slower only in Bun tho maybe ill keep eval()

[Reve @Revenode]

I accidentally added 800ns overhead for JIT in the last versions lol

[Reve @Revenode]

@exvillager https://t.co/fe9wayUCMm
Its an ahead of time compiler for eval()

[Reve @Revenode]

@Bobini2 @ForrestPKnight Then whats your conplain?
Im mentioning Jai there