If this happens, and it is likely that if the cost of using AI increases in the United States due to increased taxes, legal restrictions, or reduced government support, some users and businesses may migrate to Chinese AI models.
Raymond Baghumian
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Many popular applications built with the Electron framework will likely migrate to Rust in the future.
What matters is that AI has made working with Rust easier, so we can expect to see more Rust based software emerge going forward.
most would keep the web UI though 😅 tauri is rust but still renders html, it just uses the system webview instead of shipping a whole chromium
for my own preferences when it comes to mobile app development I go with expo
Genuine question that I've been wondering. Rust does everything by having built-in checks and allowing only for very explicit unsafe cases when necessary.
Why can't AI simply build those same sorts of checks in any language? If not now, then in the exact same future you're…
Discord plans to rewrite and redesign its platform from Electron to the Rust Language.
Implementing a WebView as a desktop application is sheer stupidity!
Tue, Nov 3
In the near future, programming might become a luxury profession not due to a shortage of programmers, but because of the high cost of accessing powerful AI models and high quality tokens.
Mon, Nov 2
Implementing a WebView as a desktop application is sheer stupidity!
Discord plans to rewrite and redesign its platform from Electron to the Rust Language.
I’m not sure if heavy users will be able to afford the costs which exceed $100 under this new subscription model.
This approach will likely deplete tokens at a faster rate.
https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001625-understanding-chatgpt-and-codex-usage-limits
Sun, Nov 1
Given Sam Altman’s recent remarks, I find it hard to believe that hardware prices will see any significant decline by 2035 (?).
This goes far beyond the rising cost of RAM, CPUs, and GPUs. We are potentially facing a serious threat to digital independence.
If computing power…
Sat, Oct 31
He felt threatened by open source model weights fearing that users might run them on their own systems instead of using AI services!
In an interview, an OpenAI executive stated that having the world’s RAM sitting in people’s home computers where it is only in use about 5% of the time is "really bad," and that this memory would be better located in data centers.
These people are delusional. Let's give them all the memory and then see how far they get when no one has devices to use their services. If AI wipes us all out, I hope there is a screen in the afterlife to watch how long it is before they start eating each other because they…
In an interview, an OpenAI executive stated that having the world’s RAM sitting in people’s home computers where it is only in use about 5% of the time is "really bad," and that this memory would be better located in data centers.
He felt threatened by open source model weights fearing that users might run them on their own systems instead of using AI services!
Fri, Oct 30
Essentially, AI companies are facing a serious challenge regarding return on investment in the short term, caught between the need to retain users and the risk of losing them.
When a company provides $500 worth of free tokens to its heavy users, it is effectively covering this…
Thu, Oct 29
@nunomaduro feat: track post views once per session
Display view counts on posts and count each post once per browser session.
https://github.com/dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh/pull/1300
GitHubfeat: track post views once per session by Rayiumir · Pull Request #1300 · dev-null-sh/dev-null.shfeat: track post views once per session Display view counts on posts and count each post once per browser session. Summary by CodeRabbit New Features Commit cards now display a view count, and ...
Wed, Oct 28
A serious word for those of you under 18.
My dear friends, saying that you have no interest in studying and want to drop out of school is, in effect, sabotaging your own future.
If you lack a proper education, fail to develop problem solving skills, and leave school without…
Tue, Oct 27
It seems that AI is dealing a heavy blow to the world of freelancing.
Read the reports:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/07/29/3334963/0/en/Fiverr-Announces-Second-Quarter-2026-Results.html…
GlobeNewswire News RoomFiverr Announces Second Quarter 2026 ResultsStrategic shift towards upmarket: Transitioning from a transaction-oriented marketplace toward a trusted work platform for higher-value projects.Early...
Programmers might not be able to afford the $200 cost for Claude.
You could use DeepSeek instead; it offers a Windows client, and console usage starts at just $2.
The output is impressive even better than Claude's!
ChatGPT Luna 6 Copilot is decent when it comes to writing tests, but it is quite confused and slow when it comes to writing code.
Even if you provide it with the most sophisticated prompt, it fails to grasp it entirely and ends up making a mess.
Microsoft offers buyouts to around 60,000 employees to contain costs
https://www.reuters.com/technology/microsoft-is-offering-buyouts-around-60000-employees-business-insider-reports-2026-10-26/
Mon, Oct 26
Reddit is a paradise for psychopaths.
r/opensource now bans projects that use, are built with, or are made for AI. Projects must also be at least a year old, have multiple contributors, and be posted by an English speaker. Posting AI-generated content (“LLM output tokens”) can get you permanently banned. Non-English…