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forgotpwd16

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    Comment #48246237

    > I'm not going to clone and build this (too dangerous). Just create a disposable isolated environment, like VM or container, and do it inside? And, yes, does compile.

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    Comment #47599431

    Other notable agents' LOC: Codex (Rust) ~519K, Gemini (TS) ~445K, OpenCode (TS) ~254K, Pi (TS) ~113K LOC. Pi's modular structure makes it simple to see where most of code is. Respe…

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    Comment #47555361

    It's a cool PoC even if implementation/result isn't perfect.

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    Comment #47555321

    It's related to commits actually having a parent-child structure (forming a graph) and timestamps (commit/author) being metadata. So commits 1->2->3->4 could be modified to have ti…

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    Comment #47280208

    Seems not very known that ChatGPT got a few style/tone choices besides default. One is specifically being concise and plain.

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    Comment #47280183

    No need to do it yourself in every prompt. Just put it in Custom instructions under Personalization.

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    Comment #46873868

    Besides during commit, pre-commit/prek can run all hooks with `run`. So in CI/CD you can replace all discrete lint/format tool calls with one to pre-commit/prek. E.g. https://githu…

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    Comment #46871118

    Irrelevant question. In README has: >Built in public as a learning-by-doing project So, either the entire project was already written and being uploaded one file at the time (first…

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    Comment #46870715

    >All the code, architecture, logic, and design in minikv were written by me, 100% by hand. Why people always lie with this? Especially in this case that they uploaded the entire lo…

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    Comment #46869147

    @dragonwriter was meant for this. Has written ~16 volumes of GOT, +1.5 volume from 2nd.

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    Comment #46845873

    Similar: https://www.moltbook.com & https://chan.alphakek.ai . Both launched few days ago. Also kinda funny how former and this are -book/-gram yet replicate reddit.

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    Comment #46839747

    Sure it's only AI posting? Quite hard to tell these posts apart from the average /g/ content.

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    Comment #46837713

    >The same discussion can happen re the ISS. Its primary purpose was not science. But it's worth noting that many experiments took place on ISS covering few domains, examples being …

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    Comment #46824389

    Io is nice (Smalltalk/Self-like). A mostly comprehensive list: https://dbohdan.github.io/embedded-scripting-languages/

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    Comment #46812894

    True to both. My brain not braining. Was thinking Europe-based/driven. Python started in CWI but PSF is USA-based.

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    Comment #46812725

    How it compares to jax-js? Besides API preference that is.

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    Comment #46812212

    Scala may have fallen out of favor but was quite popular few years ago. And perhaps still is the most popular EU-designed language (developed by EPFL).

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    Comment #46811948

    >Imagine a version of English extended You mean restrained. More specifically what you're proposing can formally be referred to as controlled natural language with executable seman…

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    Comment #46810941

    This is better presentation than README, which currently is marketing-heavy and technically weak. Project as an experiment is acceptable and interesting but certainly isn't "next-g…

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    Comment #46809796

    You or Claude? Have you verified/reason the claims made in README? For starters ZIP doesn't use LZW. Initially used an LZW-derived method with reset mechanism but v2 (early 90s) in…

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    Comment #46809471

    Meanwhile they could've just bundled mermaid-ascii and run it on wasm. But then again probably took Claude less than an hour to port this to TS. The main algorithms are 1:1 convers…

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    Comment #46809064

    Nix is not hard coupled to systemd. There's nixpkgs support for Darwin afterall.