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arikrahman
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Manus workflow uses three file approach via deliverables.md, taskplan.md, and notes.md. I use this combined with VSDD with my agents.
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Consent should be treated like a default deny-all ACL.
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I agree with the Christian group sentinment with certain caveats. They can be clique-y, but if you can find your niche, and it'll be the best time of your life. Also, most "non-denominational" groups do funnel into an ideolog
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I have instructed my LLMs to at least provide a comment per function, but prompt it to comment when it takes out things additionally, and why it opted to choose a particular solution. DistroTube also loves declarative literate programming a
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A great addition to the helix workflow, I knew something was missing from the movement -> action approach. This completes the trifecta.
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I'm hoping the next decade introduces more declarative workflows with Nix and work with docker to that end.
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So when they said Plasma TVs would be the next big thing, this is what they meant. Jolly good show.
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Uncle Bob made this concept clear to me when he introduced to me that code itself IS requirements specification. LLMs are the new intermediary, but the necessity of the word and the machine persists.
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I highly appreciate the Nix-first approach
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The perception seems to be that AI is only causing security vulnerabilites (see: openclaw injection in npm (Clinejection)). But the article's optimistic tone much reflects my own, and if it were all bad, then nobody would be using AI.
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Good luck and godspeed my friend
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Yes, I found init.el even more straight forward than nix and even home packages.
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Same here, I'm 22 and Uncle Bob sold me on the Lisp language. Reading SICP and Land of Lisp gave me a newfound appreciation for programming and design.
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Not necessarily harder, just add 'jdk25' to home packages. If you really don't want to use JVM you can use Babashka to start clojure and use it like you would bash.
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Interesting, I have taken a stab at maintaining a repo on the nixpkgs and using a --sparse approach, i.e. `git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse --branch nixos-25.11 https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs.git nixpkgs-dorion
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I was thinking the same thing. Since scheme is in the Lisp family, it should be straightforward to modernize it to something like Clojure, which is similar to Haskell as you mentioned. Being functional, but from a Java/Lisp ecosystem t
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Noctia* Gnome's Nautilus stuck in my mind gahh
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I don't know, dank-material-shell fills the same niche, and works better on NixOS out of the box, making it easier to setup while highly configurable. It seems broader than Noctalia in scope as well, so there are more components and th
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Interesting. In some benchmarks I even see flash outperforming thinking in general reasoning.
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Honestly I'm just glad that this declarative approach is steadily being realized. It hasn't hit mainstream adoption yet, but it gives me hope that this headline is making the rounds. Docker is, as the article describes, just a ban
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It's exceptionally more straightforward than people think and is listed as one command on AtlasOS's guide.
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Reminds me of the old xkcd strip about all the languages
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These days I see a lot of projects move to Codeberg, like Zig for example. Interesting to see how these product offerings will evolve over time.
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Sometimes the bugs are features, I.e, natural scrolling different and inconsistent between mouse and mousepad without third party extensions. Thanks Apple!
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You lost me at girlfriend, pal. But seriously, it's the living dichotomy between master and slave morality. There is a different system to live by when you're in the higher echelons of performance.