qudat

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by qudat 9mo ago
I don’t really understand how you got that from my post. I can and do drop in to refactor or work on the interesting parts of a project. At every checkpoint where I require a review I can and do make medications by hand. Are you complaining
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by qudat 9mo ago
Have you tried https://github.com/steveyegge/beads
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by qudat 9mo ago
As far as I can tell as a heavy coding agent user: you don’t need to know any of this and that’s a testament to how good code agent TUIs have become. All I do to be productive with a coding agent is tell it to break a problem down into task
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by qudat 9mo ago
You can be as specific as you want with an LLM, you can literally tell it to do “clean code” or use a DI framework or whatever and it’ll do it. Is it still work? Yes. But once you start using them you’ll realize how much code you actually w
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by qudat 9mo ago
Meh. What I’m doing with coding agents is what I’ve been doing for years: TDD except I use prose to describe what I want instead of writing every line of code and then spend more time in review/qa
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by qudat 9mo ago
Animating accordions is almost always a bad idea because the content length can make it unbearable. In general I find animations on the web overused and unnecessary
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by qudat 9mo ago
I run https://pico.sh where we don’t ask for email. Even on our website we instruct users to generate a token so if they do lose their key they can use it to recover their account. People regularly lose their ssh keypair and als
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by qudat 10mo ago
Andrej talked about this in a podcast with dwarkesh: the same is true for the internet. You will not find a massive spike when LLMs were released. It becomes embedded in the economy and you’ll see a gradual rise. Further, the kind of impact
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by qudat 10mo ago
When you are at the age to notice your parents well being, you are no longer a young kid. Little kids are extremely demanding, both physically and mentally. That’s not to say it gets any easier, but when you aren’t sleeping for 4 months it
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by qudat 10mo ago
I have a dotfiles git repo that symlinks my dotfiles. Then I can either pull the repo down on remote machine or rsync. I’m not sure why I would pick this over a git repo with a dotfiles.sh script https://erock-git-dotfiles.pgs.sh
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by qudat 10mo ago
check out a range-diff approach using patchsets: https://pr.pico.sh
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by qudat 10mo ago
Totally agree. I see it all the time: https://bower.sh/death-by-thousand-existential-checks
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by qudat 10mo ago
They honestly should charge for it.
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by qudat 10mo ago
I’d rather figure out how to stop taxing people and place the burden on companies entirely. Make it progressive like income tax but make it based on revenue not profits.
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by qudat 10mo ago
Markdown is readable as-is I didn’t see the need to add more complexity here.
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by qudat 10mo ago
This is a great reason why letting websites have direct access to git is not a great idea. I started creating static versions of my projects with great success: https://git.erock.io
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by qudat 10mo ago
You just tell it the problem and it'll fix it. It's almost never been an issue for me in Zig.
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by qudat 10mo ago
Are you using it only on massive codebases? It's much better with smaller codebases where it can put most of the code in context. Another good use case is to use it for knowledge searching within a codebase. I find that to be incredi
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by qudat 10mo ago
Insert before 4: make it generate tests that fail, review, then have it implement and make sure the tests pass. Insert before that: have it creates tasks with beads and force it to let you review before marking a task complete
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by qudat 10mo ago
I think generics ruined the language. Zig doesn’t have them
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by qudat 10mo ago
I want to add a `zmx switch` command to detach+reattach to another session. Still thinking through the impl.
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by qudat 10mo ago
Great point! I'll add a comparison to the readme. To answer your question directly: abduco does not restore terminal state or history. All it does is force a redraw on re-attach. This works for some programs but for many it does not
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by qudat 10mo ago
much appreciated!
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by qudat 10mo ago
I run a similar site ( https://pico.sh ) with public urls and thought the same thing for us. The public suffix has some fuzzy limits on usage size before they will add domains (e.g. on the scale of thousands of active users). I do
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by qudat 10mo ago
My next step is to package this tool so people can easily install it.
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by qudat 10mo ago
That's fair, but the same argument can be made for Go's verbose error handling. In that case we could argue that `try` is magical, although I don't think anyone would want to take that away.
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by qudat 10mo ago
I'm excited to see where this goes. I recently did some io_uring work in zig and it was a pain to get right. Although, it does seem like dependency injection is becoming a popular trend in zig, first with Allocator and now with Io. I
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by qudat 10mo ago
Yes this completely replaces `shpool`. I totally understand your concerns for creating new terminals for short tasks. I generally lean towards `nvim` terminal buffers to solve that issue. Or I have a `term` session open that I can quickly
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by qudat 10mo ago
libghostty is stellar! I’m using it for my session persistence for terminal processes tool: https://github.com/neurosnap/zmx When users reattach to their session we render the terminal state and output from ghostty. Su
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by qudat 10mo ago
Text search has been merged on main

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