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michlim
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Comment #39472801
Here's the 2min tldr: Warp is a fast, Rust-based terminal. Key features include: 1. Modern editor that lets you edit input like an IDE 2. Input and output are grouped in blocks for…
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Comment #39472694
It's opt-out. Users can opt out before sign up or after sign up.
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Comment #39470467
Mich from Warp here. Telemetry is completely optional in Warp.
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Comment #35481199
This is really sad. I found comfort walking in public because I assumed if I’m stabbed/mugged, people will help me. I’m wrong.
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Comment #35400254
> With this strategy, GC pre-funds a company’s S&M budget. In return, GC is entitled only to the customer value created by that spend, and GC’s entitlement is capped at a fixed amo…
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Comment #35372761
tldr; My teammate solved a bug by finding a detailed commit message in Chromium’s repo. High-quality git commits are an underrated form of documentation.
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Comment #35366456
I like the concrete advice here on how to navigate distrust: 1. Lead with your bias. 2. Avoid cheap shots. 3. Be your own biggest critic. 4. You can still talk shit about software,…
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Comment #35339187
I agree with this take. Moreover, it takes a seasoned software architect to verify that the code generated is correct, clean, and idiomatic. Someone still needs to shepherd the mac…
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Comment #35339057
> There's actually a growing body of evidence that shows the emergent ability of LLMs to reason (the so-called "chain of thought" ability) arises only when LLMs are trained on huge…
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Comment #35339030
This is probably one of the most sincere and personal product announcements from a corporation I’ve read.
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Comment #30925446
Warp engineer here. Thank you for the kind words. We do want to support linux once we get the product experience right. We decided to build in Rust and set up a UI framework becaus…
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Comment #30923538
Warp engineer here. Really appreciate your ideas here! > Warp's more visual completion is super welcome. Does it work with the shell's standard completion scripts? It does not. But…