sudhirb

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1. 31.▲
   by sudhirb 1y ago

   Interesting! I also wonder if jj helps coding agents to be better able to resolve merge conflicts which I've anecdotally found can be painful with the current crop
2. 32.▲
   by sudhirb 1y ago

   I really like the design of this! This is perhaps a bit more of a philosophical point but I think that I find the separation of quantity and ingredient perhaps a little arbitrary - in many cases they're coupled tightly e.g. I've o
3. 33.▲
   by sudhirb 1y ago

   It saddens me to think that the rise of LLMs means cool new(ish) tools like this may never get widespread adoption. I find myself personally a little unwilling to engage with jj as I expect LLMs to be much more fluent with git, though I not
4. 34.▲
   by sudhirb 1y ago

   A more naive but less complex way to avoid overflows would be to use the original factorial expression but work with logs - in a rough experiment with python for k=10^8 and N=10^17 (numbers plucked out of thin air), the calculation takes ~2