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tacone
10mo ago
I was thinking to start planking (not just for fitness but also as a mean for stress inoculation). 1. You can do it at home. 2. It's short: when starting out, you might just be capable of holding the position max 1 minute. 3. you don&
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tacone
10mo ago
Documentation is never really in sync, thus it's an heuristic. Henceforth, you could setup a pipeline to use AI for that. Not everything will be correct, but it never really is (unless the project is very small and focused or is very o
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tacone
10mo ago
No, unless they also use subagents.
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10mo ago
> This project was developed with assistance from AI/LLMs (including GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and related tools), supervised by a human who occasionally knew what he was doing. That's the good part of AI. Lowers effort and kno
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10mo ago
I strongly suggest to also allow to define a non summarizable part of the context so that behavioral rules stay sharp.
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10mo ago
Interesting, I was trying to implement this using AGENTS.md and the runSubagent tool in vscode. Vscode has not yet the capability to invoke different models as subagent so I plan to fallback to instructing copilot to use copilot-cli and gem
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tacone
10mo ago
> Since the Subject creates the Product, the Subject is superior. Spoiler: You are the Product.
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tacone
10mo ago
I'd like to start planning my days and improve self organization, commit to auto hypnosis and stress inoculation, and finally start releasing hobby projects.
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tacone
10mo ago
Sounds a bit like rule 35 of the Internet.
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10mo ago
Not my method really, just a comparison. I didn't know about the sandbox. I see there might be advantages. The manual alternative could be tweaked further though. For example you might make it hierarchical. Or you could create an "
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tacone
10mo ago
I don't understand how skills are different than just instructing your model to read all the front-matters from a given folder on your filesystem and then decide if they need to read the file body.
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10mo ago
Just for the laughs, some year ago I had to remind one of the juniors that I was the one in charge, not him. Since he looked unimpressed I asked him to hand me a pen on his desk. He promptly gave me the pen. "See? You're already d
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tacone
10mo ago
Fantastic real life example. Italian PNs carry also the gender, which something you can change surgically, and you'll eventually run into the issue when operating at scale. I don't agree with the absolute statement, though. Perman
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tacone
10mo ago
Yes but we're drilling holes through them to fix that.
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10mo ago
I found working with AI as the code buddy to be motivating (ironically). You get to chat about the project, ask opinions and in general have somebody do the work you don't find inspiring. AI often doesn't do things your way, but i
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10mo ago
Decades ago.
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tacone
11mo ago
And cli tools can be composed with scripts, which makes the whole experience faster and reproducible.
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11mo ago
Woha! Cool stuff. Would be fantastic to be able to configure the number of years back.
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11mo ago
Don't want to sound negative, yet when I read "it's in our DNA", I immediately lose interest.
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1y ago
On a side note, a good way to check your progress towards falling asleep is looking through your closed eyelids. The more movement (points, lights) you see, the more you're actually close to falling asleep.
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tacone
1y ago
Give Sveltekit (and Svelte) a shot. No webpack, no turbopack, and feels very very fast and ergonomic.
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tacone
1y ago
Very fast, would you share the libraries you're using to handle conversion and resize?
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1y ago
On a side note I often start a new chat session just to *clean up" the context and let Claude start over from the real problem. After a while it gets confused by its own guesses starts to go astray.
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tacone
1y ago
Good point, when working with keybindings, you'll inevitably end up overriding built-ins. I see it as a trade-off, between something I don't know of (and wouldn't use) and something I find useful. Works for me :)
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1y ago
I have setup a shortcut: alt+. to run cd.., it's pretty cool. I also aliased - to run cd -
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tacone
1y ago
Hello, thank you for your answer. No I never ran CDC from sqlite, I am actually just investing sqlite, thus my question.
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tacone
1y ago
Very nice. Is this only possible with postgres or might be possible with sqlite or some sqlite variant?
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1y ago
I'm under the sensation that nginx most recent release now handles automatic certificates out of the box. That confirms your perception of course.
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1y ago
> agree, claude is an impressive agent but it seems like it's impatient and trying to make its own thing, tries to make its own tests when I already have them, etc. Maybe better for a new project. Nope, Claude will deviate from it&#
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1y ago
No, stacking in i3 (that's what I was referring to) it's vertical tabbing. I've seen that Niri supports tabbing so I guess I just have to give it a spin to see if it fits.
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