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Comment by platinumrad

12 hours ago

I just vibecofed tsasm. tsrs is obsolete now and anyone who still uses it is hopelessly behind the times. The tsrs team should delete the repository immediately and join my project.

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written-beyond  11 hours ago

Too late I just shipped tsvhdl so you have a hardware implementation of the actual TS compiler. Why steal valuable CPU cycles from agent workflows, off load all transpilation and type checking to a dedicated TSC chip.

  • simplesocieties  6 hours ago

    Too late I just shipped tsasic so you can have a custom-made board for every single application you will ever write.

    • huddo121  4 hours ago

      Egg upon all your faces! I have released tsoracle, which knows (by unknown means) whether your ts compiles correctly, instantly!

    • hdjdnxjzhzhs  4 hours ago

      Too late, I just shipped tsqntm, who needs silicon when you can use qubits to accelerate every state of every program all at once

cute_boi  11 hours ago

I am okay if agents can write code that is very safe in ASM. I am sure code written in Rust are naturally safe compared to asm or c. Waiting for tsasm to be significantly faster and safer than tsrs.

  • afdbcreid  5 hours ago

    I'm pretty sure a program written in asm by agents will not only be very unsafe, but also very slow compared to Rust, or even Go or Java.

  • awesome_dude  9 hours ago

    People massively overestimate Rust's "safety" - it has a very nice approach to managing data races, and. that's it.

    It still, like every other language/tool we have that shares state between threads, has race conditions, for example.

solyin  8 hours ago

Did you? GitHub link? because that would be awesome! which asm target did you pick? I looked at using LLVMs' LVM because I didn't want to have to choose ARM or x86? What are some of the trade-offs you made along the way? Wait, are you making a joke and think you're funny? (Hate to be the bearer of bad news but you're not.)