wild_egg

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by wild_egg 1y ago
There's an argument to be made that this gap is actually highlighting design issues rather than AI limitations. It's entirely possible to have a 100k LOC system be made up of effective a couple hundred 500 line programs that are c
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by wild_egg 1y ago
The mac one is pretty limited. I paid for a similar tool as above and the LLM backing makes the output so much better. All my industry specific jargon gets captured perfectly whereas the Apple dictation just made up nonsense.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
It's not ambiguous though. The behaviour is very clearly defined in the language spec. https://go.dev/ref/spec#Selectors As far as language specs go, Go's is really quite concise and I strongly encourage ever
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by wild_egg 1y ago
This is exactly how I've been using it the last couple years and it's incredibly nice.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
The thing I'm stuck on is that, yes, the proof is correct. But what guarantees do I have that the proof or theorem is actually representative of the program I'm trying to specify? And beyond that, what guarantees are there that th
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by wild_egg 1y ago
No dog in this race but, as an outsider, it's always seemed really odd that some countries (Japan sticks out) are allowed to prioritize cultural preservation but European countries are not.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Didn't RC drop DHH from RailsConf because of his views? Seems weird to think they're collaborate on a coup or whatever is being suggested here.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
The copyright holder is free to grant use under any license they like to whoever they like. It's rare but I've seen a number of projects over the years that have a hard copyleft license along with a line in the readme like "W
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by wild_egg 1y ago
You're right that immediate mode is great and makes life so much easier but for most use cases, React is very much a "retained mode" framework. If all of the valuable state in your app has its source of truth on the server (m
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Lots of packages out there using SIMD for lots of things. You can always drop into straight assembly if you need to as well. Go's assembler DX is quite nice after you get used to it.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
I mean, it is just plain text inside some XML tags. It'd be weirder if they treated it like text in a photo
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by wild_egg 1y ago
I have a bunch of homegrown CLI tools in my $PATH that are only described in the CLAUDE.md file. My subagents use these tools perfectly as if they have full instructions on their use but no such instructions are in the subagent prompts. Thi
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by wild_egg 1y ago
It's kind of funny but the "concept design" as described is actually just well-designed OOP. If your OOP code is a soup if Nouns, you and your AIs are all going to have a bad time.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
We're talking about a $2.5T company. Literally every example in this thread is already negligible to Amazon already without circuit breakers. Implementing that functionality across AWS would cost orders of magnitude more than just simp
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by wild_egg 1y ago
> Advances in the browser standards are slowly removing the need for most client side JS altogether I probably wasn't clear enough when I said this. If you're talking about waterfall requests in module loading, you've miss
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Advances in the browser standards are slowly removing the need for most client side JS altogether so standardizing on some concept of bundlers would be a step backwards. Vast majority of web dev projects have zero need for an SPA framework
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by wild_egg 1y ago
They had a 56 hour "quality degradation" event last week but things seem to be back to normal now. Been running it all day and getting great results again. I know that's anecdotal but anecdotes are basically all we have with
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by wild_egg 1y ago
You know, it's ok to say that you're out of your element and don't have direct experience with the thing you're commenting on. SQLite is easily the best scaling DB tech I've used. I've moved all my postgres wor
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by wild_egg 1y ago
It only freezes your application if you've misconfigured it.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Lisp was absolutely meant to be used that way.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
The workflow for long running lisp images is really unclear to me. It's so trivial for the code in the image to get out of sync with what's on disk. Are there good tools that I'm overlooking for exploring the current image st
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by wild_egg 1y ago
What? Why are you backing up the WAL? sqlite3 source_database.db ".backup backup_database.db" Now the WAL content is rolled into your new backup file. Stick a timestamp in the backup file name and run this as a cron job e
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Didn't we just have the opposite conversation? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44909599
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by wild_egg 1y ago
> "dealing with WAL" What's there to deal with? You turn it on with a pragma and forget about it.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
It hasn't been promoted that way for over a decade at this point.
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by wild_egg 1y ago
I mean Rails also makes it easy to accidentally nest further queries inside your `find_each` block and end up with the same problem. Your team can have rules and patterns in place to mitigate it but I'd never say "Rails makes this
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by wild_egg 1y ago
CL is strongly typed but not statically typed. The compiler generally doesn't complain ahead of time that your function is going to do math on a string because it was called incorrectly. Typically a runtime condition will be signalle
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by wild_egg 1y ago
I asked about "worse", not "home-grown". Anyways you have a false equivalency there. Something being "less developed" doesn't automatically make it "worse". On the contrary, projects with larger
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by wild_egg 1y ago
> they end up with home-grown but worse options This seems wildly subjective. Can you give some examples of how Omarchy is worse? I find using macOS to be generally frustrating and cumbersome to use and I'm regularly confused when p
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by wild_egg 1y ago
Technically correct

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