I'm looking forward to this. But it does amaze me how Microsoft with all it's power takes years to complete the port to a different language and bun does it in 7 days. Crazy times
Basically we are seeing now an "inverse Hofstadter's Law" where doing something with an LLM takes less time thanexpected even when you take into account this law.
I am a Rust developper myself but I really love Zig and Bun. I am just overly curious of all this.
(Disclaimer: I don't know the first word about law)
But I have been thinking about this quite a lot recently (mostly because I get angry at the power states sometimes have over individuals). Would the distinction really matter in this case?. I would think that in a "civil law" contry things could be even worse for the aggressor
This is exciting! TypeScript has gone a long way (indeed JavaScript!). I wonder how difficult for the many other tools like Deno, Bun, etc will be to integrate this
I am working on IronCalc[1]. A spreadsheet engine. We are not an alternative yet. As it is not a finished product. But, if we are successful, we should be a good alternative to traditional spreadsheet software.
Oh wow! I wouldn't have expected this so many years later. Mordel's conjecture implies asva special case that for all n>=4 there are only a finite number of solutions to Fermat's equations with relative prime numbers.
Brings me back!
Interesting! I am building a spreadsheet and the next few months will be building the collaborative side of it. I think many of the things that work for text don't necessarily translate for spreadsheets.
The "engine" is the computational part of it. And it is completely separted from the UI. You can use it from Rust, Python, nodejs or from the browser and eventually from a destop app.
The important thing is that is all those cases the engine is the same. I
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