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mergesort
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About mergesort
I love writing: professionally at build.ms and personally at fabisevi.ch.
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Comment #47620708
And here I've been using Maybelline for nothing!
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Comment #47618956
Sorry, when I say I think I have a balanced take on AI what I mean is that I do my best to weigh both the pros and cons of this technology as opposed to a more extreme behavior lik…
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Comment #47615675
Hey there! I'm not sure I have a universally applicable answer, but I can do my best to map out some things about my process and flow that hopefully help a bit and answer your ques…
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Comment #47612811
Hey there, post author here. I think if you read deeper into my blog post history you’ll see that I have a reasonably balanced take on AI. I generally think this will be a very imp…
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Comment #47612656
Heya, post author here. I just want to say that I actually agree with your surprise. In the piece what I’m trying to articulate is not that this can go on forever, but that I’m gen…
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Comment #47612596
Heya, post author here. I would say I’m not trying to be apologetic for the idea that software quality is diminishing, especially cause I became an indie developer because I care a…
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Comment #47609946
Heya, post author here. I think I was just wrong about this assertion. I got into a discussion with a copyright lawyer over on Bluesky[^1] after I wrote this and came away reasonab…
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Comment #47609925
Hey there, author of the post here. I actually agree with this! That is in fact why I used the word maybe — my comment really was meant to be more speculative than definitive.
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Comment #47609919
Hey there, author of the post here! I actually wrote this piece myself on my phone while I was out for a walk this morning. It was initially meant to be a quick note more than a fu…
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Comment #46408353
To be honest that's most of my pitch for Codex in the blog post. Codex works great without any configuration, and amazingly with. If you want to spend less time configuring then ma…
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Comment #46408332
I've only skimmed it since I'm between Christmas and a longer vacation that starts in 24 hours, but this actually looks really neat! I'll definitely take a closer look to at these …
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Comment #46403117
You raise a couple of really good questions! 1. I find Claude Code's handling of the context window to be pretty poor, and one of the reasons why I use it for smaller things versus…
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Comment #46402185
Thank you so much! That’s very kind of you to say. :)
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Comment #46399220
Hey there, article author here! I spent a lot of time writing up a comment that talks through my process so I'll just lazy link it here if that's ok. [^1] But the truth is I do bui…
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Comment #46399211
That does sound like a good article! Sadly I've never written it and probably won't because I think a lot of that stuff doesn't provide as much value as people assume — which is wh…