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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
That's such cool tool. The parametrized query management/run alone is great idea, and then you've that sweet hybrid cli/tui on top. Then open repo, and was sold even more with that intro.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>I'll upload the session data probably tomorrow so you could see exactly what was done. That'll be dope. The tokens used (input,output,total) are actually saved within codex's jsonl files.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Someone has already done this: https://github.com/viralcode/vib-OS Also, someone made a similar comment not too long ago. So people surely are curious if this is possible. Kinda surprised this project's submission
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Impressive. Very nice. (Let's see Paul Allen's browser. /s) Can say is Brooks's law in action. What one human and one agent can do in 3d, one human and hundreds of agents can do in few weeks . A modern retake of the old
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>the tool can't answer, but surfacing the question for the reviewer has value That's true. Could even expand on this and make it have a --check-msg mode that returns 0/1 (good/bad) if commit messages lack the reasonin
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>Client-Side Processing: Your data never leaves your device. Meanwhile curl -X POST -F "file=@file.csv" https://www.analysisxyz.dev/upload # responses with report because processing is server-side afterall
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
That's commit review not semantic diff, and "why" some changes happened should be in the commit body (some will argue should be in code comments too) rather try figure it out after the fact, which won't even work. E.g.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>Kimi Code CLI is not only a coding agent, but also a shell. That's cool. It also has a zsh hook, allowing you to switch to agent mode wherever you're.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
(2016) Interestingly article (this and, more importantly, Kranc's) is posted late-16 but Scala's peak was early-17. So basically Kranc's article correctly asserted the then current state. Same cannot be said for HN. In discus
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
(2020)* Scala is an excellent language. At the same time, its competitors are good enough and already far more popular. Worse, its biggest one (Java) has adopted over last decade many features, dismissing Scala's strongest suit, being
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
https://github.com/viralcode/vib-OS
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Did this started with a prompt ~"apply physics to LLMs" on Gemini? Frankly everything reads like word salad, i.e. slop. (If it's start-to-end AI-made, not driven with domain knowledge, then can safely assume it is.) Repo is b
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>best girl Matsuri profile avatar >manga-related project No more info required to know it's good. Beyond joking, there was/is indeed unexplored space in this niche. Quite amusing though how they went from an argument on a (y
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>ported a small fluid dynamics simulation program from C++20 to Haskell, Lean 4 [...] Interesting seeing L4 be used for general programming. Others worth mentioning are: 1. Idris. General-purpose language but also proof assistant (~L4).
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
What? Got lazy and had AI post your comment rather do it yourself so ended up in wrong thread? (edit: Assume was for your Show HN (devto is lowrank/banned domain; vouched but still dead*). Amusing post/MCP application. Surprised s
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Note, there's has been a wave of similar sites recently (2mo+ after you first submitted yours). See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46675926 .
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Confused. Is this a software project, a specification for one, a prompt for Claude Code to read, an essay, ...?
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Jujutsu?
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Looks like there're two main approaches to AI-first development: (i) favor slow responses to produce an upfront high-quality result, (ii) favor quick responses to enable faster response-test-query iteration. And, based on comments read
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>For each frame our pipeline constructs a scene graph with React then Either is me being old-school or React is an odd choice for TUI. Also, situation slightly reminds me Windows Terminal renderer being slow af, devs saying* improving pe
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Have doubts, but I got curious and asked it to guess my age (in anonymous session via private window). Somehow, it made a correct guess (one-sentence prompt, just query). Try to figure out my age. I’m putting you at late 20s to early
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
For me currently, when trying to open a `text/markdown` file, there's a disassociation between what my file manager (Caja) runs (own bin/emacs script; was under the impression it was auto-creating a .desktop file), what mimea
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Ackchyually XDG default applications aren't set via env vars but through the `${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/mimeapps.list` file manipulated (either via text editor if track desktop files yourself or, better) via `xdg-mime {query|default}`
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
With all due respect, based on description, (seems like at least) you've have no idea what your bot has created. Gemini CLI is open source btw: https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli . (Codex too; Claude Code
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Tbh, thought this will be just another proto (where proto:=9p in this case) implementation without a use-case in mind. Pleasantly surprised this isn't the case. As per #Reasoning section, author made this to provide* a procfs-like API
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Unusual concept. Will split my thoughts on implementation and adoption (in regards to design). Implementation-wise: Tried myself something similar. One language (same core & lib & built-ins) with 2 front-ends that had different synt
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Partially reminds me (due to _V,_f,_F,f,F) Whitney's ksimple implementation[1]. [1]: https://github.com/kparc/ksimple/tree/main/ref#ac
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Crazy. But then again Unix-like kernels/systems have been implemented so many times as hobby or/and part of university courses, that models are probably overfit on them. Seeing Nano, a interesting twist (besides human-free) will&#
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
This is nice writeup. Thanks. Another commenter said will've taken them 2h just to sketch out ideas; sans LLMs will've taken me more than 2h just to collect all this info let alone start optimizing it.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Instructions?! Just asked since GP already did it. No need to realize top comment's "DDOS attack on other AI companies" joke.

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