dolmen

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by dolmen 5mo ago
But this isn't "technical" writing. This is member of a community talking about the state of that community. Jargon is expected. Even more, this what I look for, even as a foreigner.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
May I ask about your trust issue regarding Google models? Is it about quality issues (lack of guardrails, agent runs dangerous commands)? I have seen first-hand Gemini-cli going out of the project directory and using my home directory as a
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Yes. It definitely lacks the hourglass mouse cursor experience!
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Definitely. That's what a good translation is. But then, agents can work on removing each unsafe one by one and this will bubble issues.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Bun is owned by Anthropic. This is just marketing budget.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
"at the same time" is a recipe for failure with coding agents.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
I guess that the next release of Claude Code will use that runtime. No later than next week.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Claude Code uses Bun as its runtime. If this has been merged, I expect that Bun-rust is good enough to power Anthropic's internal agents to do live testing.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Does that mean that from now your coding agents working on the Bun codebase are themselves running on that rust-Bun runtime?
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by dolmen 5mo ago
So just a scam.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
This is assuming the LLM can produce an accurate response.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
Also: Anthropic bought Bun to not depend on node.js. But now they are dependent on Zig which is a moving target and is hostile to them because not accepting their contributions.
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by dolmen 5mo ago
JSON is structured (not plain text to be analyzed by an IA). JSON has JSON Schema. In addition, JSON is easier to parse and to map to common data structures of programming languages.
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by dolmen 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47939579
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by dolmen 6mo ago
> Regardless of whether GitHub is here to stay or projects find new homes, what I would like to see is some public, boring, well-funded archive for Open Source software. Something with the power of an endowment or public funding to keep
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by dolmen 6mo ago
You're asking/trusting an agent to do powerful things. It does. In every session there is the risk that the agent becomes a rogue employee. Voluntarily or involuntarly is not a value system you can count on regarding agents. No &q
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by dolmen 6mo ago
My favorite font of the time was ISO 9x16: https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/font?ibm_dos_...
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by dolmen 6mo ago
My current frustration with Markdown is that Gemini is very bad at producing them. Just because gemini.google.com uses Markdown for its output, it doesn't seem to be able to properly output Markdown from Markdown: always corrupted. Jus
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by dolmen 6mo ago
I remember fondly of a raster talk at FOSDEM about 20 years ago: playing videos inside a terminal. Amazing!
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by dolmen 6mo ago
I would question the framework design: the method is called "UpdateUser", so it should be executed in a transaction, so it should be a parameter of the service, and the transaction logic handled by the framework. func (s \*Ser
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by dolmen 6mo ago
zmosh is zmx+mosh https://github.com/mmonad/zmosh
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by dolmen 6mo ago
Anyway, when I first saw the VeraCrypt thing this morning my initial reaction was “I wonder if Iran uses VeraCrypt”
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by dolmen 6mo ago
On a GitHub project, agents must just be considered untrusted external contributors.
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by dolmen 6mo ago
Or ask the agent to write a Dockerfile (to abstract the build environment) that builds CUPS and all your stuff around it directl in WASM, instead of targeting x86 and then emulating x86 with WASM.
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by dolmen 6mo ago
Also: goeval https://github.com/dolmen-go/goeval
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by dolmen 6mo ago
There is a 8 months old open ticket, with an official answer, here: https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/eudi-wallet/wallet-developmen...
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by dolmen 6mo ago
It would be much more interesting/efficient if the LLM had tokens for machine instructions so extracting instructions would be done at tokenizing phase, not by calling objdump. But I guess I'm not the first one to have that idea.
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by dolmen 6mo ago
I have no doubt that LLMs can be as good at analyzing binaries than at analyzing source code. An avalanche of 0-day in proprietary code is coming.
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by dolmen 7mo ago
https://go.dev/doc/toolchain
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by dolmen 7mo ago
That's not how that works in the Go ecosystem: you don't get that dependency upgrade unless you explicitly upgrade the dependencies of your project. The Go toolchain uses the "Minimum Version Selection" algorithm. https

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