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5mo ago
I can't imagine doing this to my own code base lol. I suppose only after Anthropic gave me a lot of money I'd say hey fuck it let's find out
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Same, just gonna stick with node. On the other hand, the trial by fire will be interesting to see... long term I can only imagine the kinks will surely work themselves out
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Residuality is very interesting. Have you used it in practice?
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5mo ago
I mean... seems like a no-brainer
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5mo ago
There's no way GameStop is buying eBay... This is noise. eBay is actually a competent engineering organization
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At a hackathon for my school recently a MS employee was a judge. ALL he wanted to tell me was that I should give VSCode another shot: "It's good now". You can't blame the dog, only the environment surrounding the dog.
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6mo ago
It's never the dog's fault
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6mo ago
Beautiful
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6mo ago
yes, generative slot machines are isolating. You say you "wish there was a chance"? As if there isn't?
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6mo ago
It's almost akin to eating without thinking... just a waste, no nutrition. Additionally, damaging.
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6mo ago
wow.. this would be cool. Instead of just.. guessing "shapes"
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6mo ago
I've never heard anyone say we can solve long-term memory by extending context to infinity. Curious about sources for this?
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Yes, the "desirable difficulties" are gone in many areas Honestly, quite a tragedy for many. Myself, I have to be constantly fighting against this to slow myself down
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6mo ago
Was thinking similarly... Without the friction, you're unable to explore the space, the space doesn't even exist at all... So it's not even clear where you're going from or where you'll arrive at.
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6mo ago
Never been a better time to Emacs
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6mo ago
but what about DDD
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6mo ago
Right, the argument against: "how is this any different than splitting into single commits?" is simply: In general you want just one level above a commit which is the PR
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I once threatened Claude have to learn JJ after doing some crazy git rebase gymnastics. The problem is clearly that I don't know jj
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6mo ago
Elixir, a language for AI-coded apps
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6mo ago
prob not that much better, it's still just a transformer. still gonna have those random misses, still gonna need a lot of hand holding in certain domains
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6mo ago
Their harness might be behind
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Wait what Edit: from the end of the article > How This Happened Full disclosure: this section exists because I was shitposting on X about Lisp being slow. Robert Smith responded by building a kernel DSL that matches C on his hardware. I
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6mo ago
Great write-up with provenance
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6mo ago
close
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6mo ago
nice but can't be only text based
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6mo ago
close
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6mo ago
yep but spec isn't the root
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6mo ago
need both
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6mo ago
One such example is IRIS. In general, any traditional static analysis tool combined with a language model at some stage in a pipeline.
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6mo ago
The gstack is also pretty interesting.. well, not really
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