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by didibus 1y ago
If you need to do A and then B in that order, but you're doing B and then A. It doesn't matter if you're doing B and then A in a single thread, the operations are out of sync. So I guess you could define this scenario as asyn
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by didibus 1y ago
I think asynchronous as meaning out-of-sync, implies that there needs to be synchronicity between the two tasks. In that case, asynchronous just means the state that two or more tasks that should be synchronized in some capacity for the who
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by didibus 1y ago
Didn't it just get better at next token prediction? I don't think anything emerged in the model itself, what was surprising is how really good next token prediction itself is at predicting all kind of other things no?
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by didibus 1y ago
This seems to only be impacting if you have the shell integration configured no? I don't have the hooks installed and the integration is disabled. I'm only using the q command for agentic coding, not for shell auto-complete.
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by didibus 1y ago
That's on the free plan. It's 1000 on the 19$ subscription, or 3000 on the 39$ one. If you go over the limit, it's $.04 / request.
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by didibus 1y ago
I'm talking about semantics yes, but also interpretation and the philosophy behind the term. Merit is defined as: > the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward It doesn't accid
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by didibus 1y ago
To each their own, and I absolutely agree with the prior poster about both existing making a lot of sense. It comes down to personal preference. I just wanted to point out the CLI has no less support for feature and context, just a differen
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by didibus 1y ago
That's for the shell auto-complete feature which I turn off.
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by didibus 1y ago
Very plainly put, you want a large middle class, and a rotating lower and upper class, with the various aggregate metrics from min to max, and everything in between to rise over time. In that state, you want to enlarge the pool of people wh
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by didibus 1y ago
Yes, but the value system behind these matters to prevent the very thing you are talking about. What I am seeing is that the value system behind meritocracy is too close to my liking to self-appointed superiority. I am rich and powerful bec
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by didibus 1y ago
I feel what you say is true only for auto-complete, which is no longer the ideal workflow for agentic coding. Otherwise the IDE doesn't know what it should include or not in the context, and you need an AI model to determine that. What
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by didibus 1y ago
The obsession with meritocracy needs to be toned down a bit. In my opinion, the very idea of merit is fuzzy and lives right beside corruption and bias. Merit is measured in imperfect ways, by other people, and fundamentally, we don't w
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by didibus 1y ago
For anyone wondering, Amazon already offers an Agentic coding CLI similar to Claude Code: https://github.com/aws/amazon-q-developer-cli It has a pretty decent free tier, and maybe the subscription is better value than
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by didibus 1y ago
They have a CLI similar to Claude Code already: https://github.com/aws/amazon-q-developer-cli
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by didibus 1y ago
That's all old news. Claude Code and even Amazon Q CLI can leverage all this context through MCP as well, with connecting to LSP servers, computing repo-maps or code indexes, integrating with linters, etc. In my opinion, CLIs have a hi
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by didibus 1y ago
They already have a CLI that is similar to Claude Code: Amazon Q CLI, you can download it here: https://github.com/aws/amazon-q-developer-cli It actually has a pretty decent free tier, and maybe the subscription is bet
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by didibus 1y ago
This makes me appreciate medium more, but also, I wish people just hosted their own blogs...
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by didibus 1y ago
Deps are unique in that they sell room temperature cheese curds next to the selection of chocolate bars at the till.
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by didibus 1y ago
I don't know Zig, but wouldn't such a change be a major breaking change where all prior Zig code doing Io wouldn't work anymore if upgraded?
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by didibus 1y ago
I think they were ideas being experimented for Spec2, but I think that's a bit on a hiatus.
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by didibus 1y ago
> I don’t review files that much anymore You don't review the code? Just test it works?
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by didibus 1y ago
Yes, it shows you the file diff. But generally, the workflow is that you git commit a checkpoint, then let it make all the changes it wants freely, then in your IDE, review what has changed since previous commit, iterate the prompts/ma
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by didibus 1y ago
What I understand they did is. You have two tasks: - Task 1 - 3h - Task 2 - 1h You ask the dev to estimate both. Then you randomly tell the dev, ok do Task 1 without AI, and Task 2 with AI. Then you measure the actual time it t
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by didibus 1y ago
That's pretty much what the study the article refers too did, and it found the use of AI was 19% slower.
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by didibus 1y ago
A few months added to all the subscriptions people are paying for and not using could easily surpass 100+ million in lost customer money. I'd still venture it makes sense to have a counter party looking at the financial harm to the pub
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by didibus 1y ago
I don't understand, they did an estimate and found it below 100$ million. That seems to have followed the process. An estimate can always be challenged and is just a best effort prediction. Now it seems this create a pretty flaky groun
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by didibus 1y ago
What's dumb is that no one cares about the 100 million+ that customers lost in paying for extra months of subscriptions they didn't use. I feel there should be counteracting rule, like, if customers impact is X$$ than it doesn&#x2
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by didibus 1y ago
You're in luck ;) https://jank-lang.org/blog/2025-04-01-jank-has-been-renamed/
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by didibus 1y ago
Kind of interested for someone to look into if hearing children noise is healthy, I could imagine it actually affecting one's hormonal response and such, but also maybe not.
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by didibus 1y ago
I feel this is another misplaced conception based on the Golden Age Fallacy.

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