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Huh? You have the following call stack (top to bottom): a -> b -> c -> d Function "d" does IO, so a, b and c need to pass that IO down. It's the same as with async in terms of virality. If I understood correctly, the
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That's pretty much impossible comparison to make. Workflow between two is very different, aider has way more toggles. I can tell you that Aider using sonnet-4 started Node.js library in otherwise rust project given the same prompt as c
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Usually it boils down these questions (this is given you have some sorts of AGENTS.md file): - is this code that been written many times already? - Is there a way to verify the solution? (think unit test, it has to be something agent can do
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Yeah, I don't know why I linked that as an example. Wanted to show structure of a patch. Each commit of a patch already has everything ready to be processed and chunked IF you keep them - small, atomic, semantically meaningful. As in d
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, that's what git-patch is: https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/denoland/deno/p...
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Only if you count 1.9.2 as the beginning. What is being talked about is Unicode by default and maybe Unicode tooling (i.e. can correctly iterate over emojis and not just bytes)
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Because filenames (and all other strings) are just bags of bytes on unix based systems.
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by 0x457 1y ago
You're confusing language and runtime environment. SVG lets you use ecmascript of some version in its <script> tags, it obviously doesn't provide browser api available to you from javascript in a browser.
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but SVG embeds ECMAScript...
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I have a whole rc plane printed out of PLA-LW and PETG for interface, model used a lot of supports. Still in one piece. My only print issues with x1c: - I forget which plate was used for petg and which one for pla and mix them up - Revo noz
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Sometimes it splits edits to a single file into way to many fs_write(s) and often get stuck not being able to apply edits. It also so conservative with using your machine resources: kept trying to run test suit with a single worker, like co
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I've printed _many_ parts with multi-material using AMS: PLA, PETG, different support materials. Never had a single failure. It's wasteful, but never had issues. > And manually switching isn't feasible if you're tryin
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Well, it outputs a chain of thoughts that later used to produce better prediction. It produces a chain of thoughts similar to how one would do thinking about a problem out loud. It's more verbose that what you would do, but you always
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oh it's fore sure is. But I use amazon q almost exclusively. One thing that gets me out of this state: when I have to do the math on "should I just do it myself" vs "keep refining prompt/context until this thing fin
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I do it like simultaneous exhibition in chess: - Multiple repos or independent changes in monorepo - First round of changes idgaf about anything beyond public interface and unit tests - I review public interface and make changes if nee
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by 0x457 1y ago
Yes, but you could print incompatible materials before just fine. It was just either time-consuming (manual change) or time-consuming and wasteful (AMS-like systems that cut filament)
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What you're looking for a printer with tool changing capabilities such as Prusa XL or DIY like Voron with mods.
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Sure, but what it provides can be built quickly if purpose built on top of Spring AI (i.e. your use case and not a framework)
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You might like zellij more than tmux.
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> It's time we acknowledge that the purpose of most UI "progress" or "change" is sales. It's such a stupid argument. Also wrong, because the purpose for everything that company does is profit.
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Advantage is - you know don't have to run your own cloudflare solver which may or may not be more expensive than pay-per-crawl pricing. This is it, this is just "pay to not deal with captcha"
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IMO these agent frameworks do very little in terms of value add. Main thing they do is handling tool calling and some prompt wrapping and maybe naive chat history managment. If a Java shop can figure how to do that in one day, then it'
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by 0x457 1y ago
And whose lunch is it eating?
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Well, I'm happy about sandboxing. Idk what is your issue? 8k tokens?
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When I use amazon-q for this, I make it write a plan into a markdown file, then I clear context and tell it to read that file and execute that plan phase by phase. This is with Sonnet 4. Sometimes I also yeet that file to Codex and see whic
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Someone thought this would reduce marketing budget, since they now cross-promoting.
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Hmmm, sorry, but I don't care about install base of wayland in a highly controlled environment (how many different monitor panels you ship is probably less amount of displays with different DPI in my living room right now).
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If you have two monitors with very different DPI, for example, I almost poke my eyes out when I tried 5k and 1440p together, you only have two choices: render for 5k and scale down to 1440p or render at 1440p and upscale to 5k. Well, you ca
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Is it actually in Wayland or is it "implementation should handle it somehow" like most of wayland? Because what is probably 90% of wayland install base only supports communicating integer scales to clients.
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> I'm against it creeping into an existing eco-system for no reason. There is a reason: tools that exist today are awful and unusable if you ever wrote anything other than python . : I'm saying it because the only way I can s

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