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> I don't really think that this is true, in the way that it's written. Well, it's true when it's written badly (eg. the same way as when somebody writes in-line "shellcode" by doi…

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Feels like we're having a computer world Jane Goodall moment.

Yeah. It does this. Pretty consistently and replicably depending on the issue, in fact! Yet I can point exactly where it fails. Why are we not showing the bad choices? On my comput…

I loved the character sheet example! Fun!

Jesus! Claude could've told this guy all these things. People underestimate how much the average malloc implementation does and how many considerations it makes. Or how much IO suc…

i really like the superset CFG idea, but the following are noteworthy for anybody planning to read the article: - ~4.75x runtime speed increase (significantly slower than box64, fa…

Claude often does things in more detail, and even better, than I would, in the first pass. But I don't understand how anybody stands comments generated by an LLM? It's seriously th…

Rust library. Includes an example launcher. Fully documented, available on crates.io and docs.rs. Ready for your agent to build your own program launcher.

> Also sorry to sound egotistical but I think I was an outlier that drifted into doing educational things, many or most kids will spend every moment they get just playing video gam…

Same for kernel drivers

This doesn't sound like a particularly difficult problem for some scenarios. It's definitely convoluted as it comes to memory obtained from the stack, but for heap allocations, a d…

or you could use something like caddy (https reverse-proxy, local cert), and have a dedicated ws running in the background that serves your files