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by xlii 4mo ago
> No tracking, no network calls, no surprises. Won't comment on a project (though idea seems interesting) but this in README is a tell for me ;)
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by xlii 4mo ago
Just checked it out (hat off to my friend who gifted me almost unlimited access to Z.ai) and it's quite darn good. I'm running different projects in ChatGPT 5.5, Claude (Opus 4.7/4.7) and GLM 5.2 is nice - worth evaluating yo
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by xlii 4mo ago
I would argue that Oban isn't overengineered. If so should we also consider PostgreSQL overengineered? It's a shame OP decided to use Elixir as base, many ecosystems don't have mature task queues (e.g. for Rust I had to roll
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by xlii 4mo ago
Champagne bottles are popping at Google and OpenAI today.
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No One Can Compare LLMs(xlii.space)
1 points by xlii 4mo ago|0 comments
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by xlii 4mo ago
Yes I can. That's also the reason why I can compose at all. The analogy would be like: I don't know how pink color is named, but I can say it's pretty. And on the output: I don't know what colors I used, but the image is
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by xlii 4mo ago
Tip: you don't have to recognize sounds in order to compose music. I have aphantasia and can't memorize sounds or recall them. For decades I thought I'm deaf (Ockham say hi). But I picked up piano, play for 3 years, can'
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by xlii 4mo ago
This is aimed at so called pato-streamers (from pathological). Till now nothing could be done about them as they claimed it was dramatizing only. No law prevented streaming fake-rape (and streamers were smart and implied the act while being
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by xlii 4mo ago
I'm associated with big contractor-providing company and it's clearly communicated that response should be given within 4 hours of receiving. It never got to the paper but they have way more people to connect than the sample.
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by xlii 4mo ago
There's SIP. Claude can't install kernel extension and you can. (... and it just hit me why Apple requires specific reboot procedure to disable it)
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My Favorite Zig Feature(xlii.space)
3 points by xlii 4mo ago|0 comments
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by xlii 4mo ago
Thank you. If you encounter any bugs don't hesitate to fill in a bug report. Love getting feedback from the actual (i.e. non-myself) users :)
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by xlii 4mo ago
> We’re deeply disappointed that our EU users won’t have Siri AI on iPhone or iPad when we share our new software releases later this year I really enjoy this lag. Apple with the whole DMA made iPhone completely dull to my eyes. Previous
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by xlii 4mo ago
Many, really, but there are few I'm especially proud of: - https://github.com/exlee/pikchr_pl - DiagramIDE (diagram amiga-style workbench where you can script Pikchr diagrams using TCL, Prolog, Pikchr or - recentl
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by xlii 5mo ago
It's like world smallest (and funniest) superpower. While people are still tying their shoes I'm ready to go. It feels a bit like magic when you touch the laces and they're just made.
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by xlii 5mo ago
I've made one for Phoenix (as per - it creates a cycle), though unstable compilation is a wider issue. https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/issues/6697 In case you want to see files affected I mad
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by xlii 5mo ago
There's dialyxir which is wrapper to Dialyzer and I found it work fine on pure (non Phoenix) code. As for how the problem manifests: even obvious contract violations stops being shown (making it feel like "Dialyzer is useless&quot
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by xlii 5mo ago
No I'm not. This is often brought up. I spent 3 months analyzing failures caused by - what looked like - dirty builds but was caused by unstable compilation order. Which is quite obvious. The solution is dynamic dependency resolution b
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by xlii 5mo ago
Example: https://xlii.space/eng/from-rust-to-ruby/ The thesis that you're making is biased. Huge tech corps can move away from Rails, but it's similar to argument of "why the most successful people
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by xlii 5mo ago
Dialyzer fails to successfully report errors when there are circular dependencies. Circular dependencies are nigh unavoidable in Elixir (IIRC bootstrapped Phoenix has 3 or 4) and outside of interfering with Dialyzer it impacts on compilatio
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by xlii 5mo ago
If that's third then I have fourth. Self plug obviously, but figured that I'd like something between smart autocomplete and an agent - an autocomplete that has wider context. Called it rik, and it's on GitHub if anyone's
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by xlii 5mo ago
I disagree. Having worked across many disjunctive domains the value of "expert in domain" is greatly exaggerated. It's not like search engine doesn't exist nor that it cannot be easily absorbed. Quite often becoming expe
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by xlii 5mo ago
Is Betteridge's law of headlines irrelevant today? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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by xlii 5mo ago
Not surprised at all. Imagine Internet forum/StackOverflow etc. and a objectively bad description or attempt to a solved problem. Pleasantry and back pats won't encourage the change while harsh words will either make poster go sil
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Show HN: rik – Limited Agent Edition(github.com)
1 points by xlii 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xlii 5mo ago
facepalms Weird that searching for it didn't yield any results, though I stand corrected. However it seems that select is the actual "root" of documentation. Filter sends to find_all, find_all sends to filter or select.
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by xlii 5mo ago
I'll piggyback on something someone else here on HN commented (can't cite, sorry!): I can immediately recognize vibe coded projects by their visual design. It's a weird skill but after seeing website, screenshot etc. I need o
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by xlii 5mo ago
Thats a great summary of the piece and a reason why I decided to share.
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by xlii 5mo ago
I won't be as harsh because I have years of experience in Rails and didn't develop harsh feelings against it but moving from Rust/Go/Zig/TypeScript (which I used lately) to Ruby ain't smooth ride. Discoverabili
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by xlii 5mo ago
Post ain't about project written in LLM (and Rust one have 6 months in good ol' craft code) but about contrast between two variants. While personally I'm skeptical about LLM usage (and vibe coding in general) I'm not goi

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