fourthark

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by fourthark 8mo ago
What is your argument? There are a lot of bots, therefore humans are no longer in charge?
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by fourthark 8mo ago
But only if there is a competent compiler engineer running the AI, reviewing specs, and providing decent design goals. Yes it will be far easier than if they did it without AI, but should we really call it “produced by AI” at that point?
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by fourthark 8mo ago
“This is key!”
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by fourthark 9mo ago
Can't tell what this demo is streaming, looks like a static line but it's working hard on something. It can't seem to decide whether to display the top number in red or green either.
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by fourthark 9mo ago
Third possibility negates the first two. Also, did VB6 put anyone out of work?
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by fourthark 9mo ago
Maybe you have JS disabled? I see it flash from Jan 22 to Jan 21. :-)
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by fourthark 9mo ago
You can have it write the specs and tests, too, and review and refine them much faster than you could write them.
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by fourthark 9mo ago
Maybe not quite as simple but you can save and /resume lots of sessions in CC and switch between them quickly.
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by fourthark 9mo ago
The end product is... just the website? I feel like I'm missing something.
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by fourthark 9mo ago
Thankfully there is a Typst port of this package! https://typst.app/universe/package/fleck/
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by fourthark 9mo ago
The policy in TFA is a nicer way of saying that.
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by fourthark 9mo ago
It's not that hard to fix the area problem with sunburst charts, by decreasing the radius for outer rings. E.g. https://github.com/vasturiano/sunburst-chart
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by fourthark 10mo ago
Yes as lostdog says, it’s a new feature that writes plans in plan mode to ~/.claude/plans. And it thinks it needs to continue the same plan that it started. So you either need to be very explicit about starting a NEW plan if you w
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by fourthark 10mo ago
But PowerShell 5.1 is still the one that ships with Windows.
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by fourthark 11mo ago
It will get pattern matching when JS does. Not certain yet but in progress. https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pattern-matching
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by fourthark 11mo ago
True, you have to add guardrails outside the LLM. Very tricky, though. I’d be curious to hear your response to simonw’s opinion on this.
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by fourthark 11mo ago
Yes that’s the point, you can’t protect against that, so you shouldn’t construct the “lethal trifecta” https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/the-lethal-trifecta/
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by fourthark 11mo ago
We probably wouldn’t be here without it!
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by fourthark 11mo ago
Weirdly, I’ve found that when that happens I can close Claude and then run `claude --continue` and now it has room to compact. Makes no sense. But I have no idea what state it will be in after compact, so it’s better to ask it to write a co
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by fourthark 1y ago
Most people don’t take this opportunity, though.
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by fourthark 1y ago
> It’s a lot easier than working with actual people because you don’t have to worry about offending or discouraging them But you have to worry much more about confusing LLMs by introducing contradictory ideas or talking about too many th
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by fourthark 1y ago
Yeah if it’s obscure stuff you might have to guide it, show it just the relevant code / context. Outline the design for it. They seem autonomous but often aren’t.
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by fourthark 1y ago
Argh
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by fourthark 1y ago
I’m curious what you mean. It’s a language with an open source implementation. Others can and do implement parts of the language - e.g. Pandoc implements a parser and evaluates Typst.
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by fourthark 1y ago
Seems like training would be a better match, where you need tons of compute but don’t care about latency.
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by fourthark 1y ago
Don’t worry, this is false and the article says so.
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by fourthark 1y ago
AcmeScript!
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by fourthark 1y ago
You aren’t addressing the argument, which is that the word Deno is not similar to the word JavaScript. Also Deno is not claiming that trademarks are bad, they’re claiming that JavaScript is a commonly used term.
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by fourthark 1y ago
Think they meant their C++ bindings for Luau, not Luau itself.
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by fourthark 1y ago
That's fair. I guess I've had various reasons to count time, and every once in a while check how well I count time, and if I didn't, perhaps I would start to count time faster. Thanks for the reference and clarification. Seem

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