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by cube2222 2y ago
No worries, that makes sense! And thanks for contributing :)
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by cube2222 2y ago
Terraform is not OSS, it switched to a source-available license over a year ago. OpenTofu[0] is the OSS fork though. [0]: https://github.com/opentofu/opentofu Disclaimer: involved with OpenTofu
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by cube2222 2y ago
FWIW, Apple’s AI “private cloud compute” is Apple Silicon-based, and it’s a core part of some of the security guarantees offered. See [0]. [0]: https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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by cube2222 2y ago
The introduction of the much more sane omitzero (in addition to the current omitempty) to the stdlib JSON package is quite nice.
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by cube2222 2y ago
Not just on the roadmap! With OpenTofu as of the latest release you can already use constant variables in places like module sources and versions, backend configurations, and even in order to for_each on providers! Disclaimer: involved in O
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by cube2222 2y ago
They are collaborating by making sure they’ve read and understood the code that was generated, and usually edited it, too. Sometimes, when e.g. making an ad-hoc visualization or debugging tool, one may emphasize that they just had AI genera
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by cube2222 2y ago
Other than the things others mentioned, with the ultimate plan you can use Claude with Kagi web-search, which is not something that the Claude web app supports, I believe.
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by cube2222 2y ago
So, I wanted to like this, but frankly the quality isn't fantastic. The text to speech is alright, but it lacks almost any emotion, and it reads everything literally, which when the article/pdf has a weird layout, or has figures,
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by cube2222 2y ago
As other commenters have mentioned, there's `jj undo`, but you can also configure a set of immutable commits (by default it's the main branch and heads of untracked branches) and jj will stop you from changing those unintentionall
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by cube2222 2y ago
Regarding streaming replication, these days you might want to also consider a “disaggregated storage-compute” setup, like AWS Aurora, or Neon (which is open-source I believe). Re partial indexes - those are great, though you have to be care
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by cube2222 2y ago
Kinda similar to how Anthropic was able to achieve golden gate Claude or even maximize/minimize features like “buggy code” via analyzing concepts in activations and manipulating them[0]. [0]: https://www.anthropic.com/n
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by cube2222 2y ago
Generally, most things jj does can be done in Git, it's just much more pleasant / seamless / consistent in jj - maybe with the exception of the "Working on Two Things at the Same Time" pattern[0], that one might b
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by cube2222 2y ago
Can confirm this. I’ve also configured my jj to use the goland/intellij terminal command for diff viewing and conflict resolution, so I can still use the (imo great) visual tooling built into JetBrains IDEs.
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by cube2222 2y ago
You can customize the immutable commits option to specify which commits you want to be blocked from changing. By default that’s only the main branch and un tracked remote branches. For me that makes sense as I’m generally fine with constan
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by cube2222 2y ago
I think I agree for the most part in practice. The vast majority of changes I make are on the nondescript (or actually description-containing) @ changes / "branch" tips, and then either become described changes, or get squash
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by cube2222 2y ago
Yeah, `jj git push` acts as an equivalent (according to my experience and understanding) to `git push --force-with-lease`, always. You don't have to pass an explicit --force, nor an explicit lease-related argument. As you say, rewritin
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by cube2222 2y ago
I think you could achieve this with a variation of the "Working on Two Things at the Same Time" pattern[0], also explored more widely here[1] (with e.g. using private commits). Basically, just have a local-only merge-change that c
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by cube2222 2y ago
> There is no vault integration, at least on Mac I'm not sure when it was added, but now if you set `git config --global credential.helper osxkeychain` then it will work for jj, too.
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by cube2222 2y ago
So, I've felt pretty much like you - that is, I was happy with git, never really had major problems, and was generally content. Which meant that even though Jujutsu was on my radar for a while, it took me until now to take it for a spi
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by cube2222 2y ago
We are kind of actually there already. With a 200k token window like Claude has you can already dump a lot of design docs / transcripts / etc. at it.
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Jujutsu VCS: Introduction and patterns(kubamartin.com)
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by cube2222 2y ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$120k We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable i
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by cube2222 2y ago
Like I said, I’m using Zed’s AI integration, which means I can easily reference other files, and have it edit code inline. I also reuse the bulk of the prompt across usages. There’s no finding and no pasting, in general.
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by cube2222 2y ago
continue.dev, aider, Zed’s AI assistant are all free and will work with a local Ollama installation. You will of course need an insanely beefy and expensive machine to run any useful models at reasonable speeds, which would likely cover API
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by cube2222 2y ago
Yeah this seems to be similar to my experiences. I use Zed’s AI assistant with Sonnet, and will generally give it 10-20k tokens of sample code from elsewhere in the codebase, shared libraries, database schema, etc. and more or less have a v
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by cube2222 2y ago
Important note from the paper - the resolution is limited to 384x384 currently.
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by cube2222 2y ago
Just to include this in the discussion, here's some major features that have been added over the last year (but there's a huge amount of small ones too): - End-to-End State Encryption - lets you encrypt your state-file end-to-end,
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by cube2222 2y ago
Sure, same as I'm probably pretty bad at going to the library and looking up information there, with the advent of the internet. In practice, this lets you reasonably process the knowledge from a lot more papers than you otherwise woul
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by cube2222 2y ago
This comment was very helpful and exactly what I wanted to know opening this discussion, and made me chuckle on top of that, thank you!
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by cube2222 2y ago
It’s worth noting that this splits countries into three levels - first without restrictions, second with medium restrictions, third with harsh restrictions. And the second level, for some reason, includes (among others) a bunch of countries

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