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There's a few obvious suggestions -- discuss design tradeoffs with the AI extensively, make sure you understand all your code, and understand the refactorings. I think using Comman…

> Heh, personally I fixed this by just adopting the sleep cycle my body wants of going to bed at 04:00/05:00 and going up at 11:00/12:00, life is much better now when I just accept…

Most days I don't ship 20 PRs. But I think my record is 30. Three things made that possible. The first, obviously, is having Command Center. The second is that a lot of those were …

Hi Fizzadar, On the one hand, it is true that the website code was pushed 0 minutes before this announcement went up. On the other hand, I tested just now on two different phones a…

Hi egamirorrim, The basic answer is that it runs locally. If you turn telemetry off and don't use our free Gemini credits, it's trivial to verify that no traffic goes to our server…

Thanks! The final moments before this launch announcement consisted of me twiddling my thumbs while waiting for our designer to upload any version he could get ready in time that i…

In fairness, I did most of these interviews last summer, and I know some people have changed. And while I did go a fair bit outside my network to interview people, there are all so…

We have a referrer program Doug has not signed up for it.

In honesty, that's not a bad idea, and we hadn't thought of that. It's pretty expensive to measure even for small programs. It's also more of a relative than an absolute measure, i…

And indeed, I think we're the only agentic coding environment with jj support. The most difficult code in the 1.0 release is some gymnastics to avoid the appearance of a concurrenc…

Ooh. The answer is probably more interesting and philosophical than you expected I can tell you that we do extensive testing, we figured out how to objectively measure the code qua…

Hi HN! We’re Jimmy and Ray. Jimmy is a Thiel Fellow with a Ph. D. from MIT who has worked on programming tools for 15 years; Ray became VP of Sales at a $2B company when he was 19 …

I started playing didgeridoo 10 years ago for precisely this reason. Sleep apnea already cured by weight loss, but I knew by air pathways were prone to it, and I never wanted it to…

> This is pretty damning for OpenAI I don't see how. Cases are decided by facts and law, not feelings -- except to the extent those feelings are probative of state of mind, which i…

Sounds like a fun life :) Have found in that roadmap things that would help me personally like making async functions dyn-compatible. Have not found the deeper stuff I thought you …

This is getting pretty funny. In this branch of the thread alone, I've seen the defenses of: (1) "Rust is fine, you're just expecting the affordances of a GC language." (2) "Rust i…

Oy. It is also a common experience that, when I struggle in Rust to use a pattern that's common in nearly every other language or find another way to achieve the same goal, people …

I respect that your experience is different. Please respect the fact that I do not understand how one can like Rust without giving up caring about modularity. I have pretty good re…

Just investigated -- looks like this works now! Yay! For this family of examples, had been completely stymied by AsyncFnOnce not being released yet. IIRC it had been in the works f…

*`dyn Writer`. `impl Writer` can only be used in function parameters. This was one of the example approaches I gave. This works...at first. The problem is that, if you want to add …

> Look up "callback hell". Basically they encourage spaghetti. Ah. I think you're confusing the general idea of a callback with one particular style of use. "callback hell" refers …

Good suggestion. I think started doing that kind of thing towards the end of my days with Rust. It's been close to a year now, and don't remember how well it worked out.

Interesting. But when I search `"roadmap 2026" rust`, I only get results for the video game. Am familiar with Linear Haskell (and actually went on a walk through Tokyo with one of …

Thanks! Very helpful. Pain is still there, but surfaced early.