kissgyorgy

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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
Codex is just terrible
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
This is simply not true. All personal paid packages include Claude Code now.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
MCP was specifically created so LLMs can have a better understanding (better context). An app or user needs completely different endpoints than LLMs.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
There is a global cache for all installed packages in the user home cache dir.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
Astral's tools are so fast in general, when you first try them out, you double check what went wrong because you are sure nothing happened. Same with uv. They are doing very nice tricks, like sending Range requests to only download the
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
> how soon before we start designing codebases for LLM agents to navigate more cleanly? It's already happening. Armin Ronacher started writing more Go code instead of Python because it understand it better. My coworker changed writi
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
You can select lines, which will be added to the context (can't do that from the console), it can show the edited files in the VSCode editor, not just in the terminal.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
The difference is huge, not even close both in quality and usage. Claude Code is fully agentic, meaning you give it a task and fully implements everything, produces surprisingly good, working code. Can test, commit, run commands, log in to
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
This was already installed when you ran Claude Code in a VSCode terminal, I guess the difference is that now it's explicitly listed on the VSCode Marketplace.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
The apps are so simple, so clear, no fuss, no ads, no nothing. Just the functionality you need from every app. Excellent work! This is the only project I immediately "donated" with the Thank You app.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
Probably that's why it's so good.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
I also noticed Claude likes writing useless redundant comments like this A LOT.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
It can use any command line tool very well. I just told him "Look up the status of the created systemd servive". It ssh-d to the machine, run "systemctl status", read the output and fixed issues based on that! That was t
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
I also made a component library which is more generic, can be used for ALL Python web frameworks: https://compone.kissgyorgy.me/ Components can be mixed and matched, Bootstrap v5 components is already in the works. I alread
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
I suggest to try Claude Code out and see for yourself. Solving problems is now cost fraction of the time. What took hours/days before, now might take MINUTES., it's insane. That's why anyone suggesting AI won't take your
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
Maybe NixOS spoiled me, but I would not copy system files at all. The only data worth backing up is app state and your files usually under /home or /var/lib/whatever.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
It's not a tiny bit at all. For checksum, the whole file need to be read beforehand, the metadata is just a quick lookup. It's order of magnitude slower and eats I/O too.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
Just put a form on a website and you will see why... CloudFlare provides the solution, not causing the problem.
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
It's a well known prompt trick to get better results. Scott Hanselman explained it like "You get to the nice corner of the internet."
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by kissgyorgy 1y ago
In Nix, you can do something like this: gitRef = with lib; pipe .git/HEAD [ readFile trim (splitString ":") last trim (ref: ./git/${ref}) readFile
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Landlock, cgroups on Linux
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Not at all.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
You can't solve people problems with technology.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I'm not into fonts at all either, but this looks like more crispier and more readable that I anything saw before. I don't know exactly why.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
Just accept any Unicode character. That's it.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
We do the same with Nix, the shebang line looks like this: #! nix-shell -i python3 -p "python312.withPackages (pkgs: [ pkgs.boto3 pkgs.click ])" With this, the only requirement is Nix on the system, you don't even ne
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I don't really trust tools I can't put my name in the name field in 2025. It's insane how almost everybody got such a simple thing wrong.
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
It's clear you never worked in a factory and you have just as much empathy as these CS grads. This kind of thinking why I hate capitalism so much. I worked in a factory multiple times and I can tell from experience nobody needs a stupi
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by kissgyorgy 2y ago
I would put it as simply as You write your blog for yourself, learning a lot in the process. If others read it, it's a bonus.
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