It sounds like having to look after a 2-year-old child who's constantly getting into trouble and hasn't yet learned the ability to learn from its mistakes...
Posts by fratschi
there is no use if there is no mass, no energy, no information.
to move a void faster than light you need to move something out of the way faster than light...
Just disvovered that signing a #JWT with #ed25519 is faster, the JWT is smaller and has ~128bit key strength compared to ~112bit RSA 2048.
Using the ring crate for signing simply great.
github.com/briansmith/r...
Sorry... Tried to evaluate #surealdb to many times and ended always with a segfault.
I promise to not try it again and not contribute to the 100 segfaults per year π
I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Apr 13th 2026 (Easy), in 04:59
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needs a small update in my opinion:
BASIC -> Python
COBOL -> OOP like in C++, Java etc.
#Claude entire source code leaked...
We live in interessting times π«£
dev.to/gabrielanhai...
#Github availability has droped significantly since #Microsoft aquired it π€
damrnelson.github.io/github-histo...
Finished my .NET trip today.
Build a blueprint for k8s services that can produce or consume #azure #servicebus messages as BackgroundService.
Added some interfaces to make the stuff fully unit testable so you don't need k8s nor ServiceBus for local development.
I'm happy to code in Go the next time.
Pizza time... Coding has to wait until monday π
Need to build a base for Services that operate on AZ ServiceBus in #.Net π«£
Going back to OO, DI, Framework magic etc. feels like a burden when your main languages are Go and Rust.
Separating Unit Tests far away from the code feels so wrong...
Since I don't do any Android development it was very easy (for me): I just replaced Java with Golang and enjoy it's blazing fast compiler π
I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Mar 9th 2026 (Easy), in less than 7 minutes
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"An engineer who reaches for Copilot or Claude at the first sign of difficulty never builds the muscle of sitting with a hard problem."
blog.bryanl.dev/posts/ai-sen...
sure... otherwise it would quickly become a bit to warm...
blame the llm... well... its a strategy π€£
I steer clear of everything JetBrains produces...
Allocating on the Stack in #Golang
go.dev/blog/allocat...
#Rust #debugging survey 2026
blog.rust-lang.org/2026/02/23/r...
WHAT??? Thats awesome!
jvm is more like a black hole...
Holly Cow...
Chasing an error for 2h while proxying the communication of a #JavaFx app...
Nothing wrong in my golang proxy. I just need to resize the Azure VM to 16GB because #Java eats up the memory and then silently crashes...
Java is so π‘ππ€¬ wrong...
A fool with a tool is still a fool... No technology will change that. CCD's are cheap and apple does not produce them. Anyone can buy a good CCD and slap great optics on them. Apple is standard consumerware for high prices and far away from being "special".
LLMs are incapable of doing the work by themselfs.
They need a human that constantly give them work and controlles the output.
That creates a high workload and will lead to many burned out people π€¨
hbr.org/2026/02/ai-d...
Claude creates its own C compiler. Looks great...
But like every LLM "creation" it looks only good on the surface. Code from CCC that is 2-5 magnitudes slower than GCC's code is just a disaster.
harshanu.space/en/tech/ccc-...
The biggest obstacle is the steep learning curve.
To understand a normal rust program, you need to understand roughly all the rust features and this takes time because there are a lot of them and each feature has many options/variations.
There is no learn rust in 72h yet...