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What "democratized computing" was cheaper computing and VisiCalc, not WIMP and GUI? But again, VisiCalc is intentionally limited, it's not a all-powerful environment, on purpose. I…

Almost all web chatbot providers have code sandboxes that they will run (limited) tooling for you. If you ask for it , it will run deterministic linters, formatters, format convert…

> the terminal is a scary place Isn't the the powerful, unlimited, unopinionated blank LLM text input waiting for your instructions eerily similar to a scary terminal? WIMP and GUI…

Problem is that bash is too sharp to handle to smart and gullible clankers without a sandbox - That I think everyone should be using anyways, for everything, even things not relate…

Aren't those speeds for the first few tokens, that, because of no context for attention to attend, are much faster to compute that the others? I expect the actual token speed to no…

Then have it summarise the meeting transcription over the entire week for the report next week . ftfy.

By the time the tokens start coming out 30h later you might need to use your laptop again...

Ok, this one will take just 30h (compared to that other project that would take 6.25 days) to start writing output tokens after you say hi in Claude Code.

Won't the answer (even for a pretty basic message like "hi") at SSD speeds take like a _entire week_ to _start showing useful output?_ (attempting to do 22k average claude code sys…

The funny thing is that JSON parsing is usually kinda unsafe in it's main target language JavaScript, and usually safe in other languages, because of the `__proto__` prototype poll…

> I don't think providing 90% of the structure you need is a failed abstraction. It is, when the "10%" is the actual hot queries that your system will use the most? Code right now …

I believe the main usecases for this is not requiring changing code, not requiring adding a reverse proxy in front of code I can't change, and "OSI"ish protocols (as in, not really…

If your files and folders are rw even in a encrypted form, you're still vulnerable to ramsomware if you don't have some sort of immutable ro backups.

> developers on any sufficiently large team will come up with extremely widely varied queries to access equivalent information. Ah yes, the famous database integration anti-pattern…

> ORMs are good for management and simple CRUD cases I for one think that "simple CRUD cases" is bullshit, those applications don't exist. In practice, System-of-Records systems ar…

> That is a hardware limitation Sounds like a intentional firmware (aka: software) limitation to me?

> The insert is upper boundable in advance A concurrent DML happening then suddenly your MERGE INTO WHEN NOT MATCHED INSERT/INSERT INTO SELECT is way larger that you thought? I tho…

But now you have a even larger problem that the initial problem you were trying to solve: trying to sieve thru millions-of-hours of just slightly tangential videos trying to find t…

The protections between users are reasonably strong. Android uses them with great success, by isolating every vendor within their own user. Things start going to hell when everythi…

How did you manage to get the Java LSP to do that? Mine just insist on re-parsing the entire codebase every time I view a file.

I will give you a class of programs humans wrote and they want improved: LLMs. Those were written by humans, and don't involve unsolved mathematics. Is your claim tht you just need…

> It's not a terrible idea; it's actually amazing. You got it wrong, the terrible idea is `pyxy-org/pyxy` >> invalid TypeScript. > If you don't happen to have react, preact or a si…

No, that is not TypeScript. That's TSX. If you don't happen to have react, preact or a similar front end library, and a appropriate bundler, it is invalid TypeScript. > That looks …

Jetbrains IDE, sure, they take their sweet time indexing your project, but once per start. The Java LSP is a egregious "thing" that takes 10 to 30s to read your whole project for t…

> I want to run a modern OS with modern features and still run any software that I already paid for 5, 10, 20 years ago. I already have a bunch of software that I paid for more tha…