InstancedBatchedSkinnedMesh with GPU mixer. jsfiddle.net/cbenn/Las0poyu

The growing complexity of software is not the worst thing. In fact it is completely natural, just as the growing entropy of a system. The worst thing is the people believing it is absolutely necessary and not only refusing to fight it, but actually defending it.

How to reference TS type definitions from package.json: github.com/codyebberson/type…

There’s a golden nugget in the ticket x.com/howardl3/status/170670…

Let's celebrate 35k stars!

I wonder how the guy who misspelled Referrer is doing.

CSS margins scare me terribly, so I made a video about it youtu.be/KVQMoEFUee8

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This level of obsession with performance is why Bun is faster. @jarredsumner optimizes for the little things.. that could be hard to measure up. But they add up quickly.

Why is bun/biome/turbopack/<devtool with a focus on perf> _such_ a big deal? Why does a few seconds matter so much? As a product engineer, iteration speed is EVERYTHING. It literally multiplies runway. Do you see it? ime, In every non trivial project for the past 10 years, here's what's taken time to land code in CI (besides writing it): - install deps - build code - lint codebase - typecheck - run tests Mentally imagine one version of this takes 2 minutes, and other takes 20. Someone drops a review on your PR ("NIT", they say. Hmph.) So you commit it and wait again. Do you see the problem? Sure, you can throw caches at it, but beyond a point even loading/saving those take time (and money!!). We'd assumed our tools are as fast as they can get, so when product engineers, whose everyday work (read: do the above 10s of times from 9-5) come across a tool that reclaims their time, they associate it with FREEDOM. Do you see it? They can ship faster, spend more time with their family, get professional accolades, and focus on the things that help them ship. I'm not joking about this impact even a little. It helps them spend more time with their family. This isn't tech navel gazing. I'm speaking from experience. So bun comes along (for 1,2,5). Turbopack tries to be more holistic and makes a fast tool but also great caching. The bloomberg gang are going to solve 4. Biome might solve 3. And the impact is theoretically for _millions of developers_ across the world, since they're all working on conventions/standards. A PR that would take hours to land now takes minutes. Do you see it? It's a big deal.