10+ years of coding and I just learned today that `cd -` will take you back to the previous working directory...
makes you wonder what other hundreds of shortcuts I haven't learned
Is this just what I should be expecting in the javascript ecosystem on the backend at this point? I refactored my project to hono + bun which starts off around 50mb, but after a few days it's somehow up to 300mb memory usage after a few days. Like when exactly does the GC kick
Let's breakdown his peak engineering response.
His app, which does background removal in the browser, using wasm, takes about 9 seconds to process 3 images on my M3 MacBook Pro, 11 cores, 16gb ram, probably decent GPU. He obviously runs them in some type of task queue (as you
I work 9-5, have a family, manage to publish videos consistently, work on side projects, run 2-3 miles daily, but you can’t even finish watching one 30 minute coding tutorial.
You don’t need guidance.
you don’t need a mentor.
You need discipline.
Remember when mongodb came out and everyone got so hyped and started using it just to end up switching back to sql?
Remember when microservices got hyped but now the industry recommends use a monolith first?
Remember when graphql came out and everyone started hyping it up until
The dumbest take I've heard is when people get upset that people fork MIT license code, build something new on top, and make money.
If you don't want people to "steal" your code, don't release it with a license thats says "do whatever you want with it.".
10+ years of coding and I just learned today that `cd -` will take you back to the previous working directory...
makes you wonder what other hundreds of shortcuts I haven't learned
Nextjs might be the only framework I’ve used where clicking on a link on localhost often takes more than 1 second to actual load the next route.
This should be instantaneous, especially since my database is local.