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by neomantra 5mo ago
One non-obvious reason is that an important aspect of their community is to shepherd new contributors [1]. LLMs crushing everything would reduce that. More obvious is all the toil for maintainers dealing with LLM PRs (broadly it’s an issu
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by neomantra 5mo ago
They've been back and we're all taking them further than ever before! For the past few weeks I've been wrapping up Booba [1], which is developer tooling to combine BubbleTea and Ghostty in WASM deployments (using ghostty-web)
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by neomantra 6mo ago
Mixing metaphors, there is signal and noise. You can keep asking for noise, but the suggestion is to not train your neural networks with it as it will impair your inferencing. That said, we all have our own cost and reward functions...
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by neomantra 6mo ago
Just yesterday I was looking for a free-as-in-freedom image to embed in my repo, and this gem popped up again! I'm adding a BubbleTea Picture widget to ntcharts. So the example is a (retro art of (retro art redone on retro tech)) do
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by neomantra 6mo ago
The repo doesn't say it, but the Author noted on the Gophers Slack #showandtell that the style was inspired by SwiftUI. That VStack example shows it quite well.
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by neomantra 6mo ago
I used the word firehose, which is typically reserved for streaming data and is a whole other very interesting problem space! Big Data vs Fast Data. I’m just noting for interest that firms are applying transformers and other networks at th
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by neomantra 6mo ago
> MCP tools don't really work for financial data at scale. One tool call for five years of daily prices dumps tens of thousands of tokens into the context window. I maintain an OSS SDK for Databento market data. A year ago, I naive
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by neomantra 6mo ago
While I’ve had tremendous success with Golang projects and Typescript Web Apps, when I tried to use Metal Mesh Shaders in January, both Codex and Claude both had issues getting it right. That sort of GPU code has a lot of concepts and machi
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by neomantra 6mo ago
Huh?? You are replying to a comment about a Free Speaker who was murdered point blank on a US street for protecting another Free Speaker who was being pepper sprayed for exercising their Free Speech!
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by neomantra 7mo ago
She's definitely a bot with some kink!
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by neomantra 7mo ago
2026 was already quite interesting and now I have marked “Unstoppable Carnivorous Mushroom” on my Bingo Card.
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by neomantra 7mo ago
A subtle attack vector I thought about: We've got these sessions stored in ~/.claude ~/.codex ~/.kimi ~/.gemini ... When you resume a session, it's reading from those folders... restoring the context. Change s
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by neomantra 7mo ago
I think the main technological limitation is that other browsers cannot just-in-time compile (JIT) JavaScript or any other embedded language. Except in the EU. ETA: your link includes JIT; I’m pointing out that that’s why they don’t exist
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by neomantra 7mo ago
It's a grift tactic (even the exact type of laugh when he brings up Freud), but I agree with you that he's not literally grifting, more like a white-washing. Thanks for bringing up Meditations -- it was gifted to me three years ag
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by neomantra 7mo ago
Watching that again reminds me that this guy is so poorly educated and not learned. Sure he was an engineering student at UIUC and wrote a neato browser, but wow he does not know history or philosophy well. But he does the grifter trick o
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by neomantra 7mo ago
My mind-blown moment was when I was doing work like this and Claude started positioning the camera itself to get better looks at areas it wanted to improve.
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by neomantra 7mo ago
I gave a similar presentation in January which covers the AI features that emerged in 2025 that culminated in the step-function in capability in Nov'25 and where I went from there.... (certainly my GitHub activity is bright green since
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by neomantra 7mo ago
I agree with you, but also we will start sharing these conversation traces more and more. That's why it is important for redaction to be in the export pipeline. There can be both deterministic (eg regex) and LLM-based redaction.
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by neomantra 8mo ago
Building a TUI was easy before, especially with the great toolsets for their respective languages BubbleTea / Textualize / Ratatui. And thanks to those frameworks, LLMs can manifest useful tools. Similar to WebApps, it's onl
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by neomantra 8mo ago
That is great, thanks for sharing your work and that other link. Codex also supports OTel. I love that you made the OTel DuckDB extension last year and then were able to flex it months later for these pursuits.
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by neomantra 8mo ago
https://wethinkt.com The second bubble there is a tool for 3D visualization and analytics of Claude Code sessions. The sample conversation is the one that made the tool itself! That was a fun toy I learned a lot from. I’m not
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by neomantra 8mo ago
That's precisely how I refactored dank-extract from dank-mcp and finally got dank-data to archive CT canna-data every Sunday at 4:20pm Pacific. [1] https://github.com/AgentDank/dank-extract [2] https://
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by neomantra 9mo ago
Over the weekend I took pictures of the four walls of my office and asked Claude Desktop to examine them and give me a plan for tackling it. It absolutely “understood” my room, identifying the different (messy) workspaces and various piles
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by neomantra 9mo ago
My running joke after showing off some amazing LLM-driven work is... if you think this is impressive, I once opened a modal dialog on an Apple IIGS in 65C816 assembly I don't think you need to learn BASIC, if you know concepts like c
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by neomantra 9mo ago
An elderly friend had some identity theft and we went to handle it at the three credit bureaus… She has an old MacBook and old iPhone (circa 2017?). Apple no longer updates these OS’ even the bundled Safari. One of the bureaus, Experian I t
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by neomantra 9mo ago
I really appreciate all of his message -- responsibility and actual engineering are critical and can't be (deceptively) lost even though Pull Request and CI/CD workflows exist. I hate the term vibe-coding because it seems flippan
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by neomantra 9mo ago
I think my comment was misconstrued as siding either way. I didn't communicate it well. It's that it frames questions -- like you were exploring. Because of course we all buy prepared foods of all sorts from street vendors to fa
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by neomantra 9mo ago
I've been evangelizing vibe coding, because we are wielding something much more powerful now than even ~3 months prior (Nov was the turning point). Now that Prometheus (the myth, not the o11y tool) has dropped these LLMs on us, I'
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by neomantra 9mo ago
That is hilarious.... and to prove the point of this whole comment thread, I created reddit-kv for us. It seems to work against a mock, I did not test it against Reddit itself as I think it violates ToS. My prompts are in the repo. https
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by neomantra 9mo ago
I see what you are saying, and perhaps we are zeroing in on the importance of ground truths (even if it is not code but rather PLANs or other docs). For what you're saying to work, then the LLM must adhere consistently to that initial

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