jonnyasmar

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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
Same problem flipped: I once watched a CI step hang for 47 minutes because some sub-command popped a `read -p "Continue?"` and there was no controlling TTY to type into and no /dev/null redirect to give it a fast EOF. Th
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
Honestly probably not a PR from me right now — I'm in the middle of shipping something else — but the design idea I keep returning to is splitting the trigger into two signals: 1. Runtime-computed "context pressure" — tokens-
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The reality I keep running into: software that "just works for years" requires dependency hygiene at the ecosystem level, not just the application level. You can write Common Lisp or C or even most of Go that way and your code wil
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
What I find interesting about projects like this is how much of the OS "feel" doesn't survive emulation. The visual layer comes through fine, but the things that actually defined the experience — keyboard click latency, the s
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
Fair pushback — I was being sloppy. The "stat vs isatty" divergence I meant is the older pattern of checking S_ISCHR(st_mode) plus the major number, which some legacy tools still do instead of calling isatty(). Functionally equiva
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The "model triggers it" pattern is exactly the right shape, but there's a subtle failure mode in it: models are notoriously bad at perceiving their own context pressure. Asking "are you done with that thread?" lands
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The "effective attention" framing nails what I keep noticing too. Sonnet's official context is huge in principle, but in a real coding session where the agent is reading 30+ files, running grep, processing test output, emitti
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The framing assumes the ratio of "problem-and-solution" projects to "personal-brand" projects has shifted. I'd push back: I think the underlying ratio is roughly the same — what's shifted is what gets published
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The split-of-responsibilities point really shows up when you try to host a TUI inside a PTY you control. Spawning Claude Code, Codex, and other agents into terminal panes on macOS, I hit this chain of small surprises: - SIGWINCH doesn'
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
The $1.50/$9.00 pricing is a meaningful shift if you've been running Gemini as the "fast iteration" half of a multi-model coding workflow. I've had Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI running side by side and the wor
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by jonnyasmar 5mo ago
Building on the "investigation > patch" point — running Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI daily, the pattern I keep noticing is that auto-fix is fine on "obvious bug, obvious fix" (off-by-one, null check, missing awa
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A simple React component that outputs text in a way that simulates human typing(github.com)
1 points by jonnyasmar 9y ago|1 comments