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You mean except the bugs in the zig version and any future CVEs?

This is the exact reason I stopped using Bun for new projects. Terrible project governance. TS 7 is a good example of what a responsible team that cares about their users should have done.

Gaming

Is there a way to try it without using your Google account or giving them your phone number?

what else can you expect from these sort of companies

Screens don't count?

Without new models how would AI companies compete then? Other features can easily be copied (eg Claude Code, ChatGPT, etc). If AI services are a commodity then they can only compete on price.

I've been using Photoshop since CS1 (was a Corel user before that). Photoshop and Illustrator CS6 were the last good versions. Very snappy and with probably 99% of the features I use today. Every…

Inference is probably the cheapest part of it all. The buildings will last for years, decades even, but the GPUs need to be replaced every 2-3 years in perpetuity.

> Are Bun users happy with this? I've gone back to Node. There was a poll on r/bun with about 2000 votes and only about 30% of users voting they were going to use the Rust version. Can&…

People who protest in Russia tend to have fatal accidents.

This 100%

> Now, suddenly, it’s completely normal to have to pay $100 or $200 per month in order to do software development And those prices are still subsidized. OpenAI, Anthropic, etc are nowhere close t…

Why does Mozilla keep diluting their efforts into stuff like AI? From the outside it looks like they barely have resources to keep Firefox competitive.

If precision is important then non deterministic AI is simply not a good tool.

> it’s increasingly difficult to maintain these projects without AI It's pretty much impossible in a project of this size. IIRC Postgres has over 1M loc.

Well either Claude cannot fix those bugs or it can but the Bun team decided to not fix those bugs on purpose. Not sure which is worse.

> Well, the answer is "Anthropic, with claude code" Anthropic is not exactly the hallmark of engineering excellence... quite the contrary. > But yes, of course there will be new bug…

> LTS is more relevant if there was any kind of compatibility that was broken Do we know 100% for certain that this isn't the case? No. In fact it would be naive to think a rewrite of this m…

Java, Node, and .NET have LTS versions all of which are free to use. > Or are you expecting open source maintainers to do free work for no particular reason? Free work? Last I heard Anthropic had…

Who in their right mind would immediately migrate their production apps into a complete re-write of a runtime? It would be naive to think there aren't new bugs or changes in behavior introduced i…

Personally I don't care that they used AI to rewrite Bun to Rust. Even if 1.4 is not good enough it will probably get better over time. What has pushed me back to Node is seeing how amateurish th…

I've been impacted by a couple of bugs in Bun.SQL and lo and behold these were only fixed for 1.4. Presumably Claude could have fixed those in the Zig version but the Bun team decided to not do t…

> Compiler errors are a better feedback loop than a style guide So essentially this whole re-write was about making Bun LLM compatible.

what about new bugs introduced after the rewrite?

+90% of Astro is still written in TS

Astro is a backend project...

It's very cool to see the JS ecosystem reducing dependencies and I hope this trend continues. Astro has gone from 247 deps in v6 to 190 in v7. https://node-modules.dev/#install=as…

Looks like Microsoft is desperate for more cash to burn on AI and making drastic decisions like this. Sure the Xbox division wasn't doing amazing but still had $24B of revenue in 2025. For refere…