Replying to @mattpocockuk
1 will create a memory leak because you're returning the result of the subsequent calls recursively, will keep allocating closures that are never cleaned up
Michael Arnaldi
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Michael Arnaldi
@MichaelArnaldi
- Replying to @theoYou're absolutely right! I apologize I should rollback the last changes I made, they are very dumb and I was changing something that already worked
- You should never ever use Effect! And more importantly you should never ever use Effect in the FrontEnd!Visual Effect is now Open Source 🫡
00:00 - I am here to tell you again to stop using Effect!!!
- So owning on my side, I was triggered by this post and reacted in the wrong way. That's on me and a known issue I have been working to avoid. Apologies for that.I thought Effect was supposed to prevent errors? Why is it breaking T3 Chat? 🙃
- took 3 years of attempts but looks like we were finally able to kill the need to use an adapter function and we can just yield* effects! PR: github.com/Effect-TS/effe…
- Hot take: The Actor Model is the Right Primitive for Agentic Behaviour, not Workflows. No I won't go into details just yet.
- What building Effect 4 is teaching us is that code simplicity almost always leads to better perf.When you speed something up by 100x, you often wonder if it's actually working lol.
- Blogged about the mental model of Effect and how it maps to React. If you know React and are curious about Effect this should be a good read:
- Please don't turn this into a dig to Next & Vercel, comments are already wild. If you are a developer you shipped bugs, period, be empathetic towards other developers.As it turns out this is a bug in Next.js production builds.
- should I stream wrapping the Vercel AI SDK with Effect for fun?
- Show me a piece of code that includes telemetry, metrics, graceful shutdown, bounded concurrency, selective error retries with capped exponential backoff and that is testable and easily composable with the rest of your code and I will agree that Effect is not needed.
- Replying to @MichaelArnaldiI am not gonna delete my replies because I don't really want to hide the history. I have been fighting burnout from open source entitlement for a long time and I perceived this post as such even though it was instead a frustration tweet.
