Jake

supercomputing @xai (prev core technologies @discord)

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@samlambert Very true.

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@advaithj1 not discoverable at all anymore btw.

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@dinkin_flickaa comments that tell what the code does, no.

comments that tell why the code does, probably?

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@jonobelotti_IO @modal Rookie numbers

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@HeinrichKuttler I feel called out here

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javascript developer figures out how to unset variables.

incredible things happening in the world of next(dot)js

[Shu @shuding]

TLDR: It frees up to megabytes of RAM for some real world Next.js App Router apps, especially content heavy sites.

[Jake @lolpython]

@Bensam123TV @MarioNawfal How? They literally post detailed repair instructions for everything online and you can buy every part directly from them.

https://t.co/4GgN2A3aPG

https://t.co/PhK5oxsQqE

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@IceSolst it does not do this on windows. you are wrong. for base "host" update (electron, chromium, etc...) it distributes a diff, using the same mechanism that chrome uses for self updates (courgette).

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@bunjavascript Terrified to use a JS runtime who's GitHub sees a dozen of segfault issues reported weekly.

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@glcst we just need simple KV lookup. And no it's not. Just a cache that can be rebuilt.

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@mitchellh HMR for react is pretty good too.

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@mitchellh @HeinrichKuttler @dhh FINALLY!

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@cdngdev fortune favors the bold

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@mezz_mc @mitchellh

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@grabbou I would not trust hermes as a sandboxed JS runtime tbh. I don't believe hermes intends to be a sandboxed runtime of untrusted code.

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@wesbos the mac updater is very not good :(

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@theo "wasting their botnet" or... using a single python process doing some for loops