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maleldil
8mo ago
Showing the prompts is not feasible when using agentic coding tools. I suppose one could persist all chat logs ever used in the project, but is that even useful?
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https://rimgo.bloat.cat/FRcXiSe.png https://rimgo.bloat.cat/TEmek6j.png You might be interested in https://libredirect.github.io/
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8mo ago
It's a challenge for PHP programmers. I imagine the relevant people would recognise that format.
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8mo ago
For reference, jq and python don't allow comments.
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8mo ago
Rejoice?
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8mo ago
"modern approaches to memory management" aren't enough for complete memory safety.
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8mo ago
`curl foo.sh | bash` works with any shell as long as bash is installed. `bash <(curl foo.sh)` doesn't work on shells that don't have that process substitution syntax (like fish, and I think nushell)
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8mo ago
Big-endian naming is great. I've adopted it since I first read it about it in matklad's blog.
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8mo ago
See the first IpAddr example here[1], where you have separate variants, both with string representations. You can't do this with std::variant. You have to use separate types. [1] https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch06
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8mo ago
These are not proper sum types, since you're limited to one variant per type.
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8mo ago
> ViM should be banned from all distros because it is literally nag-ware and charity ware It's a two-line message on the startup screen. How does that bother you so much?
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8mo ago
Is this what you want? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profile-guided_optimization
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8mo ago
Here[1]. This mentions async, but it affects every single use of IO functions. [1] https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-new-async-io/
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8mo ago
IME, Claude is quite good at generating Lua code for neovim. It takes some back and forth because there's no easy way for it to directly test what it's writing, but it works.
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8mo ago
The huge change that will be passing Io objects around like you have with Allocator.
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8mo ago
They just did a massive reactor that broke nearly 100% of existing code. Only an early language can do that.
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8mo ago
If you don't use CLAUDE.md, do you tell the agent to run pytest every single session?
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9mo ago
I'm assuming this is in the US? I'm curious why it's 2 months there but 3 or 4 (men/women) in the UK.
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9mo ago
Bloodletting is still a worthwhile treatment for certain conditions https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/resources/having-a-therapeutic-...
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9mo ago
That's for messages. The discussion was about email _addresses_. The former logically makes sense as an object, but the latter can easily be implemented as a raw string, hence the discussion.
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9mo ago
Ubuntu 25.10 uses 6.17[1], which was released in September 2025[2]. If you're going to complain about something, at least get your facts straight. [1] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/questing/+package/linux-
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9mo ago
r for uv run j for just I use fish abbreviations for this, as they expand to the full command in the shell history.
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9mo ago
I use ~/.local/bin for installed programs, and ~/bin for my own scripts.
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9mo ago
Don't think about the "financial advice" in isolation. Think of the incentives. Why did they write this post?
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9mo ago
If one of those meanings is "one who hides their support for fascism", it doesn't apply, as they've made public displays of support. It's just that most people know them for their technical accomplishments without d
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9mo ago
For the unaware: > Curtis Guy Yarvin (born 1973), also known by the pen name Mencius Moldbug, is an American far-right political blogger and software developer. He is known, along with accelerationist philosopher Nick Land, for founding
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9mo ago
Does Codex randomly decide to disable the sandbox like Claude Code does?
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9mo ago
Ecosystem isn't that great, and much of it relies on the GC. If you're going to move out of C++, you might as well go all in on a GC language (Java, C#, Go) or use Rust. D's value proposition isn't enough to compete with
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9mo ago
Humans can learn from new experiences. LLMs have to be retrained (continuous learning isn't good enough yet), or you have to fit enough information into the context while still having enough for the task itself.
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9mo ago
> I'm slowly accepting that Python's optional typing is mistake with AI agents Don't make it optional, then. Use pyright or mypy in strict mode. Make it part of your lint task, have the agent run lint often, forbid it from
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