Is there an english version of this?

I recall back in the mid 2000s when i saw many "rewrite in rails" apps. Its just hype, and it will die out in a few years when something new comes out.

Does anyone use claude with custom agents? IIRC they banned the use, and only allow claudes own agent.

You can use Claude with other harnesses at API costs, but you cannot use it with your Claude Code sub. That's changing next month though, I guess https://support.claude.com/en/articles/15036540-use-the-clau...

I use Claude Code with GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, Kimi K2.6 and Xiaomi MiMo V2.5 Pro.

Probably in the six figures.

Depending on the model I could easily see it approaching 7 figures since Mythos security scans have been 6 figures already and don't require nearly as much output.

Why would it be? There is projects like Roc that did the opposite, they went from rust to zig, as they (had to) use lots of unsafe rust. And before you ask, no it was not an AI generated rewrite.

that is the point. rewrite is fine when - you take your sweet time doing that - you still know full well the codebase

that will ensure the new codebase can still be well understood and can continue to grow in foreseeable future

or you can just vibe the whole experience if it is a legacy project with all the specs and edge cases known.

since bun rewrite is neither of the case, it will be a crapfest soon enough.

RIP Bun.

Im feeling like i won the lottery that i picked deno over bun a few years ago for a bigger project.

This hits hard, specially for PHP. Previously we had devs "who only knew" PHP, and once they started vibe coding most have started using Go.

As a benefit i find that static types help AI to make correct/better decisitions than you see in PHP (where types are mostly only class types, nominal or primitive [lol no generics])

But its pretty much true, i will forsee a fall in dynamic languges, as the usecase is pretty much void and null.

There seems to be a surge in compile to Go projects recently. To me this signals that the runtime / stdlib of Go is one of the best out there (when going the GD'd route), but the surface level (syntax) is too simple/verbose and lacks the expressiveness developers want.

So far Lisette (http://lisette.run) seems to be the best/most active version of a compile to Go language out there.

That does look pretty good. I don’t love the mixing of PascalCase / camelCase and snake_case, though.

Thats just a pragmatic design decision for Go interop, as Go went nuts with public being UpperCase.

Theres no camelCase tho? Snake case and PascalCase fir Go modules interrop.

I'll be happy is Lisette succeeds, but I like Soppo (https://github.com/halcyonnouveau/soppo) for staying closer to Go and not introducing this mismatch.

“let data = io.ReadAll(file)?”

That’s Pascal case any way. Looks sort of camel case with the “io” being lower case.

Yes. PascalCase for Go, snake_case for Lisette. I find it quite good actually as i can see what hooks into the Go ecosystem instantly.

Ofc you can write your own wrapper, but so far i have not bothered.

Horrible. More recent (i wont post any links) are the reddit community (i wont name it here) where some girl did self harm by cutting to her thigh. It was not the "usual" skin deep cuts, but this girl cut all the way to the bone. Some things you wish you can unsee. The most horrible thing i have seen on the net.

I recall back in the late 90s when someone showed me this site, back when no one had own computers. This one pic of some cars crash (i think) where some unlucky dudes face was basically caved in, while he was still alive. That image was burned to my mind, and it still haunts me to this day.