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cat-whisperer

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    Comment #49149909

    I would agree, but I recently read https://transformer-circuits.pub/2026/workspace/index.html which is quite interesting in it's own right. What are your thoughts on this?

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    Comment #49141655

    does go have enums?

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    Comment #48982089

    the funniest part of these AI detectors is that if I were to upload any of einstin's paper's they will all be flagged as AI-written. it makes sense because it's part of their train…

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    Comment #48370033

    I just updated the README :)

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    Comment #48368473

    in my opinion, bun and ghostty were the only product that were keeping zig afloat. Now, it's ghostty and flipper zero zig template

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    Comment #48322970

    these days I rely on auto mode. :) it's like trust-as-a-service

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    Comment #48322911

    when I clicked on this. I was hoping to see cloud providers. but it was a pleasant surprise

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    Comment #48322898

    yup, it's super old

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    Comment #48292048

    is it similar to vercel flags?

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    Comment #48279298

    I agree, this is how I solved one of the advent of code problems last year.

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    Comment #48279270

    this looks sick

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    Comment #48266142

    what about ETHOS : Error it's Mythos? lol!

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    Comment #48220929

    I used to use ghostty's applescript and built that into a claude skill. It worked like a charm. But this feels super interesting for programmability

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    Comment #47833702

    now that we have AI, and github is backed by microsoft. we should ask users to justify their stars. and then they should have a classifier

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    Comment #47618991

    all leaks are tied together

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    Comment #47604077

    can someone do DOOM in sql?

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    Comment #47591085

    omega and y are missing buddy! I was so looking forward to having them represented in APL

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    Comment #47379047

    it's like hyperswitch but for news material. that's pretty cool!

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    Comment #47353260

    I wouldn't have agreed with you a year ago. async traits that were built with boxes had real implications on the memory. But, by design the async abstraction that rust provides is …