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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
Yes, they do it with the paths inside the `Edit(path/to/file)` tool calls as well. But I have not seen any links using the capability to link to line numbers. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/iss
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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
Thanks for explaining :) > First, you open source the code that's running in the enclave, and pin a commitment to it to a transparency log (in our case, Sigstore). This means you have reproducible builds as well? (source+build-artif
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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
I think CLI code agents (eg. Claude Code) should render the line numbers in their diff view as links, opening that line in your editor of choice. You can also make your own scheme-handler easily (on Linux at least). I have a `niri:/&#x
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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
"Most important 3D-knitting offers the promise of customization, or as we call it, the chipotle effect. Size and fit are the number one reasons people return clothes purchased online and in person. In the next few years, maybe even mon
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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
How is it then much different than trusting the policies of Anthropic etc? To be fair you need some enterprise deal to get the truly zero retention policy.
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by olejorgenb 7mo ago
> I understand the many reasons why that's not possible Isn't the only reason that the UI effectively freeze under high memory pressure? If the processing involved in the core parts of the UI could be prioritized there's n
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by olejorgenb 8mo ago
900+ donors on github ( https://grapheneos.org/donate#github ) is not *too* bad, but likely not enough to cover a full salary.
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by olejorgenb 9mo ago
> I don't see how they get around "procuring them" from 3rd party dubious sources Yeah, isn't this what Anthropic was found guilty off?
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by olejorgenb 9mo ago
There's also Berty https://berty.tech/features/
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by olejorgenb 10mo ago
> Or does it, like Typescript for JS, only exist because of extreme antipathy towards C++? Typescript exist because people want a type-checked language.
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
Not really - my Dell Precision (Ubuntu Certified even) frequently have problems going to sleep. To be fair - technically it doesn't wake up in the backpack - it fails to sleep in the first place. But if you don't pay attention you
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
A real life case where someone try to force a vendor to release the kernel source code: https://sfconservancy.org/copyleft-compliance/vizio.html
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
> And then toggle between that and the AI agent? Yes - Do you want to split a dock vertically? - Do you want to open the panels inside an editor split? - Do you want to detach the panels as separate windows? ( https://github.co
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
> What I mostly want from Zed is the ability to see the outline panel at the same time as the directory panel You can do this now by moving one of them to the right dock (right-click the toggle-button)
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
They use it quite a bit in Zed though. What do you count as "not very interested"?
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by olejorgenb 11mo ago
From the review section: Nikos Q: Linux Desktop support? A: Hi, Linux is not officially supported but can absolutely work with the Beyond 2. I'd suggest joining the Bigscreen Beyond Discord server for more information Thanks By Bigscre
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
How is it materially different from using each char (or each byte) as the token?
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
https://archive.ph/RQxKM
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
> Early adopters are already experimenting. Descente Japan, known for technical sportswear, was among the first to prototype AiryString in 2022
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
Published 4 years ago, yet it show this new product unless I'm mistaken.
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
I don't think these are designed to "discovering" complex type inheritances. They are designed for code which are more or less fully typed, as opposed to PyCharm which cobbles together a bunch of heuristics to try to make sen
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
Serena MCP does this approach IIRC
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
How did you get "one glass bottle: ~1000 Wh"? [2] does not cite energy use, only CO2 emissions
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
Typescript is magic: https://kysely.dev/docs/examples/select/aliases const persons = await db .selectFrom('person as p') .select([ 'first_name as fn', &#x
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
One Australian company conducting research: https://www.magellanstemcells.com.au/about/ "Phase III for Clinical Efficacy Trial – beginning in 2025 Our product MAG200 has successfully completed Phase I/II of a
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
https://physicians.dukehealth.org/articles/stem-cell-therapy... Which countries is it a available/approved in?
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
"But, imagine what this does for inflammation. That is 7 pounds of fluid you are no longer carrying and pumping against. It's basically a gallon. The first round of keto I did, I lost a ton of weight the first month (~20 lbs), and
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
"It won't catch all of them, of course. My point is that it is invalid to say that it won't catch anyone." Sure, but wouldn't they quickly learn once people are getting caught?
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
There's no timeline view in this timeline analysis tool?
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by olejorgenb 1y ago
I wish they had some sort of include/composable file mechanism though

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