It is also my first choice now. Especially due to built in SQLite support. Also recently needed to write a simple script to dump some data to S3. Found out that bun has built in s3 client too...

It works great on adding stuff to an already established codebase. Things like “we have these search parameters, also add foo”. Remove anything related to x…

Exactly. If you can give it a contract and a context, essentially, and it doesn't need to write a large amount of code to fulfill it, it can be great.

I just used it to write about 80 lines of new code like that, and there's no question it saves time.

Congrats and thanks to the team and I wish the best for them. Nuxt is a fantastic framework.

I don't like the Vercel involvement a tiny bit though. Wish it was Cloudflare or something else. Hope I'm wrong.

I ask in complete earnest: is that your honest reaction to seeing it, or did you hype it up for your comment? Personally very little could evoke that kind of reaction from me. Maybe a little, "oh, that's an interesting thing to be turned on by" but for the most part, who cares?

I can't remember the time when I was so innocent that forced mpreg breeding wasn't shocking.

I mean, it's fiction. If a writer can't explore the depths of human behaviour there, then where?

The only uncomfortable thing there are the explicit references to Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson. I do take exception to using real people in fiction if you proceed to heap abuse on the characters which you model on those celebrities. (The story seems to use only the given names, but the tagging makes the link explicit.)

Obviously, you can refer to real world famous people in fiction — it would be silly to write a book about 2025 America and not mention that the president is Trump if it includes political themes — but there are limits.

AIUI AO3 has an “anything not literally illegal goes, as long as it’s fanfic” policy, so does get a certain amount of this sort of thing.

You remember the Supernatural line "Together? Don't they know we're brothers??" "They don't care." This was the site. Sweet cheese and crackers. <https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Dean%20Winchester*s*Sam%20W...>

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I seem to like cursor agent with sonnet. Or even copilot agent with sonnet. The editor integrated agent feels better.

For example they can react to in editor linter errors without running a lint command etc.

Claude Code can also do that if you pair it with the VS Code extension.

The Model Y refresh happened this quarter and they basically had no deliveries for a month or something. Probably had an impact.

I'm not sure how this goes in the long term though, likely to worse. For example BYD sold almost twice the number of cars in the same period and they don't seem to be slowing down.

BYD is definitely slowing down. They are cutting prices to increase domestic demand and have cut back worker shifts at their Chinese factories from three to two per day.

I'm afraid that customers are more price-sensitive now, and a BYD definitely can sell for less than a Tesla.

That was last quarter.

Same here. Tried to implement a new feature on one of our apps to test it. It completely screwed things up. Used undefined functions and stuff. After a couple of iterations of error reporting and fixing I gave up.

Claude did it fine but I was not happy with the code. What Gemini came up with was much better but it could not tie things together at the end.

Sounds like you can use gemini to create the initial code, then have claude review and finalise what gemini comes up with

Yup. These apps are not used in isolation and I find it funny that the tech people argue which is better and why.

The one everyone uses is better.

If you dont have a way to move masses, it does not matter.

> If you dont have a way to move masses

Or the guts to say "I'm going this way, I'll be happy if you join me" and follow through

I’m in Turkey no UK or US so I can only speak for here. It’d be like denouncing electricity and saying join me. Good luck with that.

Its not friends and family. Our office administration basically runs on a WhatsApp group. I just sent a location to a plumber using WhatsApp. They dont know / use / want anything else.

At best, you might get some close people to use Signal or whatever but you have to use whatsapp to function.

Especially American people won’t understand that because I believe iMessage and SMS is still the de facto standard. That would be WA here.

So you don't go vote in elections either? Because "if you dont have a way to move masses, it does not matter."

I feel fine if AI was used to add features to an established software. Let it loose on the linux kernel for what I care. It still somehow feels icky to use it to build something from scratch.

Ironically it wouldn't be very useful for Linux kernel development (would be very hard to out it in context) while it is more suitable for new projects written from scratch.

This of course not considering the quality or anything else.

The worst thing is issues without any visibility.

The other day I was toying with the MCP server (https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk). I default to bun these days and the http based server simply did not register in claude or any other client. No error logs, nothing.

After fiddling with my code I simply tried node and it just worked.

It definitely works in bun just fine. I have a production built mcp server with auth running under bun.

Now if you convert the request / response types to native bun server, it can be finicky.

But it works fine using express under bun with the official protocol implementation for typescript.

Actually writing a book about this too and will be using bun for it https://leanpub.com/creatingmcpserverswithoauth