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by qudat 10mo ago
I’m curious, how do you know it was inspired by tiger beetles impl? They look very similar so that makes sense, just curious on the order of events. Also I tried using libxev for a project of mine and found it really broke the zig way of do
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by qudat 10mo ago
I do the same thing for libraries I’m using in project. It’s a huge power up for code agents. Like you mentioned, agents are insanely good at grep. So much so that I’ve been trying to figure out how to create an llmgrep tool because it’s so
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by qudat 10mo ago
I’ve been using beads for a few projects and I find it superior to spec kit or any other form of structured workflow. I also find it faster to use. I tell the agent the problem, ask them to write a set of tasks using beads, it creates the t
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by qudat 11mo ago
Nice article. For easily exposing private services to the internet I’ve been using https://tuns.sh which lets you run ssh tunnels. It’s nice for a zero install solution.
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by qudat 11mo ago
I’ve done spec driven development using a bunch of markdown files. That works fine but what I have found really works is using beads: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads I’m letting the agent help me draft the specs an
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by qudat 11mo ago
To pile on, if I wanted an actual language to do config work I would prefer bash for simple scripting. I started using riverwm and I love its take on config. Use whatever language you want because configuring it is just running a sequence o
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by qudat 11mo ago
Based purely on this blog post it looks like they are trying to compete against notion but with an IDE extension
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by qudat 11mo ago
Wasn’t that Alyx?
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by qudat 11mo ago
I was hoping for a zfold
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by qudat 11mo ago
Yes. I full time code on a corne and notice only improvements to ergonomics. Once you memorize the layers it's superior because your layers can place brackets without reaching. All those special characters we use all the time are on
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by qudat 11mo ago
i love my corne, it's such a joy to use.
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by qudat 11mo ago
Charm was my introduction into the world of ssh apps which prompted me to create https://pico.sh SSH apps serve a similar UX to web apps which I just think is a great idea for many use cases. Needing to install a cli tool just t
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by qudat 11mo ago
When you start doing git surgery where there are commit chains that need to stay logical is where JJ starts to shine. If you are constantly editing previous commits and placing code in your working area into those previous commits and rebas
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by qudat 11mo ago
IRC is having its second wind as far as I can tell. Libera is very active and it offers an experience that is unlike the over-stimulating chat apps like discord. Some projects have both a discord and an IRC channel and when you compare the
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by qudat 11mo ago
Does that include multiplayer? As far as i know, multiplayer was killed a couple years ago, which is actually what i meant by “works on Linux”
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by qudat 11mo ago
Nvidia drivers are already much better now. How old is your card? I have a 2080ti and once you get through the initial setup it works fine
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by qudat 11mo ago
Yea, all the really popular online games are gonna be in that 10%. All i want is rocket league :( At least tf2 works
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by qudat 1y ago
> LLMs are a more complex and expensive trick The more I think about this, the more I think the same is true for our own intelligence. Consciousness is a trick and AI development is lifting the veil of our vanity. I'm not claiming
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by qudat 1y ago
Agreed. You want to run htmx at a company where the business requirements change every month? Good luck but you’re going to end up rewriting it and have a much harder time hiring.
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by qudat 1y ago
They exist and being developed but the use case is so small when their users have internet. I don’t really understand the argument either: local-first and offline modes are non trivial to get right, it’s not automatic even with a framework.
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by qudat 1y ago
I’m not sure i could disagree more with a statement. Reacts innovation is simple: view is a function of state. Before that we had to construct the ui imperatively where we managed state AND ui transitions to state changes. Now we mostly jus
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by qudat 1y ago
If I was stuck on Mac and wanted Linux for my dev machine, I would go the VM route. I did that over a decade ago and it was great. Asahi, while a heroic project, was always going to struggle long term and I wonder what kind of battery hit y
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by qudat 1y ago
The danger is using your GPUs as leverage to build more data centers, which it seems some companies are doing. That’s going to hurt when the hardware value goes to zero and banks start collecting on debt
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by qudat 1y ago
The reason why it’s so hard to define intelligence or consciousness is because we are hopelessly biased with a datapoint of 1. We also apply this unjustified amount of mysticism around it. https://bower.sh/who-will-understan
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by qudat 1y ago
These frontier model companies are bootstrapping their work by using models to improve models. It’s a mechanism to generate fake training data. The rationale is the teacher model is already vetted and aligned so it can reliably “mock” data.
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by qudat 1y ago
Wow nice! How does this compare to libxev?
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by qudat 1y ago
As far as I know it only uses sonnet 4.5
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by qudat 1y ago
I’m using it. It’s expensive but it’s awesome
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by qudat 1y ago
Yes it lets you generate a tree for any revision
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by qudat 1y ago
This is a really cool project and I’ve been following it for awhile. I’m also keen on breaking up the code forges monopolies. I’ve been dipping my toes into this space mainly because I think code forges as they exist are trying to solve mul

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