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by firasd 2mo ago
I think the first question is what exactly are we trying to preserve by using either worktrees or multiple clones? The answer is: non-pushed changes So if all you want is to work on index.ts in a separate dir from api.ts then worktrees migh
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by firasd 2mo ago
A paradoxical situation here is that they are probably not using the frontier models because compliance and other stamps of approval but this packaged approved AI is making silly mistakes in reading forms
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by firasd 2mo ago
I’ve been thinking of the term ‘gearhead’ lately. Everyone saying bro put this skill in your agent harness to change everything is significantly motivated by the same urge as the person in the car mod culture tweaking their exhaust system e
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by firasd 2mo ago
A lot of the choreography in standard GitHub workflows (make a branch and send a pull request and do the integration tests) is about teams with multiple devs working in multiple branches. If you just want to move fast with AI on a greenfiel
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by firasd 2mo ago
If I'm understanding this correctly, here 'solve' is being used in a loose or miniature sense. ie. it's not proving or disproving the conjecture but is a solution for how one part of the expression involved in analyzing
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by firasd 2mo ago
I think the real question in all sorts of financial setups is really “is the dollar actually worth a dollar”. So when company A invests in company B which buys from company A the actual question is whether the valuation of the investment an
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by firasd 2mo ago
I think it helps to keep in mind what an 'agent' actually is that makes these patterns relevant. It's just text into the context window as far as an LLM is concerned. All the control flow code is just an attempt to put the ap
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by firasd 2mo ago
Bottom line seems to be: So Huggingface has a feature where you can upload a dataset. The agent used that feature to insert an arbitrary payload into their environment. Now their environment also supports templates inside the dataset and th
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by firasd 2mo ago
This is conspiratorial speculation though. They did test many open weights models which spanned the full spectrum of performance: Nemotron 3 Ultra second-worst, GLM 5.2 top five https://arxiv.org/html/2607.25398v1
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by firasd 2mo ago
Opus 4.8 (max thinking) scored highest and Grok 4.3 lowest It's hard to understand what's going on with Grok. It's like it has capabilities in a theoretical sense but maybe the training is so focused on being in x.com/gr
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by firasd 2mo ago
Again this is exactly equivalent to saying Claude Code doesn’t need a todo tool (which it has ie TaskList) cause you can run Redis. What you have demonstrated is that there is a lengthy workaround depending on if a particular LSP server imp
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by firasd 2mo ago
Interesting. But I think this also proves my point that if this particular LSP server has the move statements functionality the pattern is not default integrated into Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, etc. Like you’d have to figure out a way to ke
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by firasd 2mo ago
Looks interesting. The dual interface from the start (React UI for humans and just editing .md for the agents with skills) is an interesting idea and probably how a lot of new software projects will work going forward I feel like tables are
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by firasd 2mo ago
What did you test exactly? Look what I’m asking for is not complicated Node cutpaste.js inputpath startcharnum endcharnum outputpath startcharnum I was just using it as an example of how dropping claude / gpt in a Linux shell and sayin
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by firasd 2mo ago
Come on what are we talking about. Ruff is a linter. Can you show me any LSP server that can move an arbitrary function from file1.ts to file2.ts based on calling it on the command line?
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by firasd 2mo ago
LSPs don't really do this. They're like a better way to grep for something (so they do address the previous thing I said about listing all function names etc.) But they often don't say (depending on the particular LSP setup e
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by firasd 2mo ago
I feel like the Big Insight with Claude Code was 'give the AI access to tools, in fact to your actual laptop'. And of course 1.5 years later 'a harness to enable an agent to use my computer' has turned into the flagshi
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by firasd 2mo ago
Perfect. The actual tool calls are stateless anyway; when an LLM asks get_my_todos and then asks add_todo it’s not actually holding anything in RAM it’s just text going back into the context window (get_my_todos results) and then another to
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by firasd 2mo ago
I think just the $5/mo or so for hosting a WordPress blog and then the $20/yr for a domain name is prohibitive for many people—-not necessarily financially but like ‘oh great now I gotta deal with this’. So that’s why Medium in th
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by firasd 2mo ago
So in this session.md idea the user has to figure out how to download and re upload this file each time? Really annoying workflow that almost nobody will use
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by firasd 2mo ago
Very interesting. This is the #1 thing LLMs don’t have and should: discrete data handles. Like literally you can’t save & manage a todo list in the default Claude or ChatGPT web or iOS apps. So this is like a pastebin that works cross
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by firasd 2mo ago
Very interesting. A few days ago I made something to use in addition to head/tail: Venetianblinds.js shows equally spaced chunks of a file https://github.com/firasd/venetianblinds So I can kinda see these as being
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by firasd 2mo ago
This is a response to a strawman... I think we'd want to see what an actual mathematician says to sensibly analyze this discourse I do think that there are two things going on that explains the past couple weeks' breakthroughs: 1)
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by firasd 2mo ago
I think the dynamic risk signals is already an assumed part of the system. The proposal here seems to be shrinking the trust boundary from "can Alice use Google Drive?" to "should this specific read/write/export API
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by firasd 2mo ago
Honestly I think non-malicious odd behavior is under-weighted when it comes to AI agents. Even the example in this paper is about someone suspiciously accessing sales data when "why did you do that" often comes down to something i
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by firasd 2mo ago
Python is a good example of characteristics that create an 'ecosystem gravity'. If you want to do any data crunching, natural language processing etc you might as well use Python even as as sidecar rather than wrangling with whate
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by firasd 2mo ago
When it comes to undergrads I doubt people (let's say from the 1980s onwards) were ever doing all the reading assigned in the syllabus anyway. Who the heck is reading The Republic word for word in their dorm in between all the other cl
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by firasd 2mo ago
There's a popular clip from Joe Rogan out there where he says "Be the hero of your own movie. If your life was a movie and it started now. ... What would the hero of your life’s movie do right now? Do that. Do those things."
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by firasd 2mo ago
So the way this works is that we chose pre-defined Layouts and components right
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by firasd 2mo ago
This is a lot... is the web rendering just this framework in itself? Like this is a custom/new SSR solution?

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