Forwarded from Lex Fridman
I did an impromptu training session with Elon Musk for a few hours yesterday. I'm extremely impressed with his strength, power, and skill, on the feet and on the ground. It was epic. It's really inspiring to see Elon and Mark doing martial arts, but I think the world is served far better if they train martial arts but not fight in the cage. That said, as Elon says, the most entertaining outcome is the most likely... I'm there for them, no matter what.
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My frectonz.tech 😔 domain name expired. I got it from the GitHub Student pack. I guess i am gonna have to go back to using frectonz.netlify.app until i get another domain.
And for Trantor Early adopters
This also affects trantor since i was using a subdomain for it (trantor.frectonz.tech) it is no longer accessible for now. So, it is best if you remove the tracking script from your page.
And for Trantor Early adopters
This also affects trantor since i was using a subdomain for it (trantor.frectonz.tech) it is no longer accessible for now. So, it is best if you remove the tracking script from your page.
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Zig is moving off of LLVM
This is a very big undertaking. Using LLVM as a codegen backend (the piece that actually generates the binary for a specific target) has become the norm for every new compiled language. And for good reasons, LLVM offers a rich set of industry leading optimization for speed and size far beyond any other build tool and allows the programming language to easily interop with C/C++ code.
Rust uses LLVM as its codegen backend and moving off of it has been a stated problem for a long time, there's still work being done on this area.
The Zig folks have once again proven that they are one of the smartest and the most capable people in the programming language community. Although it seems like from reading the comments the Zig community heavily relies on the C/C++ interop feature so the proposal might get dropped.
File for Divorce from LLVM
This is a very big undertaking. Using LLVM as a codegen backend (the piece that actually generates the binary for a specific target) has become the norm for every new compiled language. And for good reasons, LLVM offers a rich set of industry leading optimization for speed and size far beyond any other build tool and allows the programming language to easily interop with C/C++ code.
Rust uses LLVM as its codegen backend and moving off of it has been a stated problem for a long time, there's still work being done on this area.
The Zig folks have once again proven that they are one of the smartest and the most capable people in the programming language community. Although it seems like from reading the comments the Zig community heavily relies on the C/C++ interop feature so the proposal might get dropped.
File for Divorce from LLVM
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Frectonz
I have been working on this project actively for approximately a week. Today i am making the repo public. 🎉 I know there isn't much there yet but checkout the readme, checkout the code and more importantly leave a star 😁. I just realized that all of the…
Trantor has gone private again. The project is not in a place where it can accept contributions for now, that's the main reason i made it private. I have also decided to make it primarily a SaaS although it will still be self hostable.
I am currently working on implementing the following
- auth services
- feature flags and A/B testing logic
- simple database API
- payment processor (I will explain how this works in the future)
- revamped UI (might release a design system called
I am currently working on implementing the following
- auth services
- feature flags and A/B testing logic
- simple database API
- payment processor (I will explain how this works in the future)
- revamped UI (might release a design system called
frectonzUI)👍8
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Frectonz
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On a serious note here is a good article about this
https://github.com/readme/guides/finish-your-projects
https://github.com/readme/guides/finish-your-projects
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Finish your projects
Starting a project can be full of excitement, hope, and blissful productivity. Finishing that last ten percent, however, can feel like too much. Here’s how to get past that and actually finish.