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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Yes and even if all they do is ask it to stage an empty room picture with furniture and decorations it will make improvements like adding a doorway to a room that doesn’t exist.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
I know, its so confusing. Its almost as if the bun rewrite to Rust has absolutely fuck all nothing to do with Anthropic's product strategy.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Bun was not ported to Rust for performance reasons and its not clear to me how anyone can think it was. The reason they've given is memory safety.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Yes the idea is cool but this could really hammer usage, especially just leaving it up to the agent to decide when to do it. I'm not surprised though, considering the github account is named "Vibecodelicious" and became activ
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
The more important thing about issues & PRs is that they explain why the code is the way that it is. Knowing why the code is the way it is, is almost the entire reason we have a repository to begin with. They belong to the code, not som
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Issue and PR content are not social artifacts, they belong in the repo or at least its hosting instance. Likes and activity feed are the sort of thing that belongs in the social layer.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
This looks like a much more sensible design for code repos: all the artifacts live in the repo.
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It also has a pretty fundamental design flaw: issue /PR comments belong to the server where the commenter is hosted, not to the repo. I’m sure they will find a workaround but finding that reduced confidence they actually understand the
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
If they were a few weeks behind, Moonshot would release a Fable level model in a couple of weeks.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Movie distribution is a completely different game - the studios and distributors have far more leverage. These decisions are not made by Sony, and they can’t negotiate contracts that would give them that power for all content people would l
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Has Sony yanked a game? I know they have delisted some but I have not heard of one ever being removed from a user’s library and couldn’t find a reported instance of that happening. Sony’s agreement with game publishers does not leave them t
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Yet people have been “buying”games from Steam the same way for more than two decades…
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Your description does sound like ADHD to me but even a diagnosis and treatment is only one part of what you’ll need. In addition to a therapist I think you really need a mentor to help you navigate the professional side of things. There are
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
This is about a bond issue - a large drop in value there so soon after issue is far more unusual and much worse news.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
No, read the report. It will call an executable called git.exe in the untrusted repo.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
> syntax highlighting, typechecking, linting, automatic git refreshes In most languages, none of those things involve execution of code in the repo. In languages that do - for example Elixir - it prompts you to trust them first.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Cursor is an editor. Why is it executing untrusted code when a folder is opened? Opening a folder is not equivalent to executing a script contained in the repo. How can you think that is ok?
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
You think opening a git repo I just cloned should execute code in that repo?
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
If you pay someone for internet access you are paying for most of that, and I’m guessing you paid for the switch and router in your own house. But I was talking about the software running on your computer that your code invokes.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Personally I’ve been forking a lot more OSS and modifying it for my own use with little regard to contributing back because I haven’t read any of it myself and am not going to make public claims about it. It used to be I’d spend hours or da
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Could you share a link to an example? I couldn’t find any PRs you merged this year.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
The software you have generated for your personal use is a micro fraction of all the software that it uses directly and indirectly to fulfill your needs. The rest is OSS maintained by someone at no cost to you.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
I doubt that is what happened, but this is where I quit reading so I did not evaluate the rest of the article. I'm assuming the previous section was either largely written by hand or it was much more carefully edited.
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
It was poorly justified up-front but frankly I did not need the examples to understand Jarred’s frustration. What I found helpful were his explanation of how the interaction with JavaScript’s garbage collector created unique challenges for
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
This paragraph is written by AI. I did not notice it earlier in the piece: > The piece about the migration process is very cool, with details that are reusable. No complaints, I think that’s the real contribution here. I particularly lik
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
People keep asking this but I don't see how this is even a consideration - it isn't going to have AI voice if AI didn't write it. To some extent humans have picked up some of these tells but part of the writing process involv
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
The regular voting system is not enough because posts can't be downvoted and for some reason many people are not bothered by the notion of reading something no one bothered to write. The issue is complicated by the fact that there can
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Evaluating substance takes time - perhaps more than was invested in the article to begin with. So these tells are very distracting because as soon as I see them I wonder if the person who prompted the LLM even bothered to read the output. I
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by jeremyjh 3mo ago
Is it? There is no example of what the compiled output looks like in the website or github. Just because its bash doesn't mean its suitable to be maintained in bash.
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You aren't really comparing apples to apples here. Anything you can do in bash/jq/curl you can do in python 3.x with only the stdlib. If you confine yourself to that, its still a better dev experience and can be run in any OS

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