u/Dependent_Common_972

▲ 20 r/bun

Lot of criticism going on lately stating that Bun is becoming a bloated runtime and that Bun image would better be a Library or Extension.

In a nutshell: Yes the Image feature is a runtime lock-in, Yes you might not use it but it is shipped anyway just like lot of other features (Sqlite etc.), Tho those features are very handy.

My POV on the feature being a lock-in might be totally far from what I've seen been discussing online.

Imagine you start your project with a library A-Image later on a new lbirary has a better coverage of your needs we will name it B-Image, You decide to move to the new Library, You will Spend X time.

Hmm, So you are telling me that If I use Bun Image and I move to Node, I will need to migrate to a new Image Library and spend X time? Yes that's the cost always.

You don't wake up on a good morning and say let's use Node instead of X runtime, there must be a valid reason. Stop vibing/straying and write specifications. A good old saying states 'Weeks of coding can save you hours of planning'

Bun is defined as an all-in-one toolkit it doesn't claim to offer "POSIX" (portable) runtime.

Excuse my English,

Peace.

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u/Dependent_Common_972 — 11 days ago
▲ 81 r/github

I have been using GitHub for at least 15 years if not more.

The first lesson I learned using OSS on GitHub, if something is freely provided doesn't work the way it should be, I shouldn't unvalue it nor criticize the work instead I should either help improve it or simply use an alternative.

GitHub is being flooded with billions of PRs of trash code every single day burning your salary worth of compute in minutes just so someone with 0 coding knowledge can stash a 'Multi-billion dollar idea with No mistake' app, All blame to LLMs, GitHub still 'free' but doesn't work the way it should be, It cannot honestly, All blame to LLMs again.

I am guessing that if the founders were still running it, It wouldn't be 'free' or simply cannot survive the LLMs era.

If you complain about GitHub downtime/bugs and you pay 0$ a month, go use Gitlab or self host it.

Excuse my poor english (Not LLM generated),

Peace.

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u/Dependent_Common_972 — 14 days ago