Astra has a serious problem of having zero respect for my github actions limits. One shot project, I didn't even see the result yet, and each run already takes 1h30m

so you are saying that he has 🥁🥁🥁🥁 skill issues?

and she's hot af btw

I think I want something that doesn't do only the distribution side, but also discovery, docs hosting, etc..but Im open to a registry with something else as the backend

I'll take a look, I actually never tried it. hey @grok how nix compares to something like crates.io?

hey @grok , I need to make a package manager for Silkla.ng, how do I make one that doesn't suck like npm?

I'll write a proper post mortem from this experiment later, but in summary. - Code looks bad, `unsafe` everywhere, likely an attempt to stay 1 to 1 with a C code base. Which is a fair. - It found 6 real bugs on QuickJs, which I'll upstream later - It implemented everything, including Regex and Unicode. - It is SO F* COOL... As the @twominutepapers guy says, what a time to be a live. Note: I hate @ChatGPT cybersecurity checks with all my heart

Twitter is a hurtful place even when you come here just to share the silly things you vibed on your free time.

I'm not sure how omp counts these but the "messages" column doesn't look right

Lol, Astra did it ALL in ONE COMMIT

THIS IS SO COOL!!

1 1/2 day later: ✅ Compression algorithms ✅ HTTP/2 ⚠️ WASI 1/2, needs some cleanup 😱 QuickJs rewrite. Ugliest code and backlog grows larger every time I look, but let's keep pushing..

What is it, then? Honest question. I call both a "harness" because I don't know what else to call the not-a-harness case.

What happens if ask Astra on Extra High when your resets are about to expire: - Full rewrite of QuickJs in Silkla.ng - LZMA, LZMA2, and XZ decoding - Raw DEFLATE, zlib, and gzip encoding. - full HTTP/2 support - WASI 1/2 support as a target? Let's find out!

users, lol

writing a compiler is a sequence of : "Oooooh, thats why they did [thing that I hate in another language] this way"

lol Claude.. "near linear time" O(nn) complexity,

is llm.txt still a thing?