Cool Bits
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If you want to go deeper on TypeScript’s jump to native code, the Syntax Pod just interviewed Anders Hejlsberg and Daniel Rosenwasser – aka the John Stockton and Karl Malone of TypeScript. (If you’re not a big basketball fan, just know that those two players led the Utah Jazz to multiple NBA championships in the ’90s).
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Google launched Gemma 3, “the most capable model you can run on a single CPU or TPU.” The existence of a Gemma model implies the existence of Mark S and Helly R models.
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Developers vs. Managers is a live fireside chat that GitKraken is hosting to see who really has the best ideas for improving developer experience and productivity. I’m 90% sure there won’t be a live cage match involved, but you never know unless you watch. [sponsored]
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Embeddings (and how to create them) are perhaps the most interesting idea behind LLMs. In this video, Santiago will help you understand them from scratch.
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Aiden Bai just completed another side quest by launching same.dev, which can “one-shot” clone any website.
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Augment created the first AI coding assistant for large codebases. It helps you master your team’s most complex repos, it understands your team’s best practices, and it’s fully compatible with your existing IDE and other tools (VSCode, JetBrains, Vim, GitHub, etc). [sponsored]
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Daishi Kato wrote about how his state management library, Jotai conceptually functions like JavaScript’s WeakMap API. I also conceptually function like JavaScript’s WeakMap API in that I’m misunderstood and all my closest relationships end up in the garbage.
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Speaking of garbage, Nick wrote about how to avoid writing garbage code when using Cursor. Personally I’ve gone with a different strategy.
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The Web Almanac just dropped their chapter on JavaScript. It’s perfect for my family members who’ve read Bytes for years and still have no idea what I’m talking about.
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If you’re into freaky stuff (writing your own ECMAScript engine or an interpreter/compiler), How ECMAScript Engines Optimize Your Variables may give you some fun ideas.
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Cool Bits
-
If you want to go deeper on TypeScript’s jump to native code, the Syntax Pod just interviewed Anders Hejlsberg and Daniel Rosenwasser – aka the John Stockton and Karl Malone of TypeScript. (If you’re not a big basketball fan, just know that those two players led the Utah Jazz to multiple NBA championships in the ’90s).
-
Google launched Gemma 3, “the most capable model you can run on a single CPU or TPU.” The existence of a Gemma model implies the existence of Mark S and Helly R models.
-
Developers vs. Managers is a live fireside chat that GitKraken is hosting to see who really has the best ideas for improving developer experience and productivity. I’m 90% sure there won’t be a live cage match involved, but you never know unless you watch. [sponsored]
-
Embeddings (and how to create them) are perhaps the most interesting idea behind LLMs. In this video, Santiago will help you understand them from scratch.
-
Aiden Bai just completed another side quest by launching same.dev, which can “one-shot” clone any website.
-
Augment created the first AI coding assistant for large codebases. It helps you master your team’s most complex repos, it understands your team’s best practices, and it’s fully compatible with your existing IDE and other tools (VSCode, JetBrains, Vim, GitHub, etc). [sponsored]
-
Daishi Kato wrote about how his state management library, Jotai conceptually functions like JavaScript’s WeakMap API. I also conceptually function like JavaScript’s WeakMap API in that I’m misunderstood and all my closest relationships end up in the garbage.
-
Speaking of garbage, Nick wrote about how to avoid writing garbage code when using Cursor. Personally I’ve gone with a different strategy.
-
The Web Almanac just dropped their chapter on JavaScript. It’s perfect for my family members who’ve read Bytes for years and still have no idea what I’m talking about.
-
If you’re into freaky stuff (writing your own ECMAScript engine or an interpreter/compiler), How ECMAScript Engines Optimize Your Variables may give you some fun ideas.
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about your company?
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