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pyrolistical

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    Comment #49204844

    Umm I have an extra 35, do you have layer 6?

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    Comment #49162945

    Then fix it using the llm

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    Comment #48954481

    I like putting the stdin before the command < file grep abc

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    Comment #48915969

    Except Claude remembers in it memories. You need to clear that too

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    Comment #48852654

    It’s open source. You take ownership of it for your deployment and stop relying on continued free work. You can use llm to pull in updates as they are released. It’s not gpl, so yo…

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    Comment #48838582

    Yeah but they turned it into something unreadable. Call it a skill issue if you wish. I just haven’t found another language that just makes sense. Zig doesn’t hide anything from yo…

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    Comment #48835496

    I predict we may be heading back to self implementations based off of papers since it is now cheaper to do so with AI coding agents. Yeah they kinda suck and make mistakes right no…

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    Comment #48826511

    That would require someone who knows what they are doing, hence this service

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    Comment #48825876

    Within an order of magnitude. I would call this awash

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    Comment #48677286

    And then you can get AI do a nicer port of SDL.zig and you get way better decls. Proper enums, proper tagged unions, and often reading the docs can allow the AI to distinguish T * …

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    Comment #48594634

    What do you mean? By the time you have kernel access like that you’ve already won.

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    Comment #48561565

    I’ve been yak shaving the interfaces not the implementation. I used ai to convert c headers into in nice zig code. Then I link to the library. It’s cheap to use zig translate-c to …

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    Comment #48438863

    Expose the sync queue to end user and train them to understand if they attempt to close the tab with a pending queue they will get the ugly prompt warning them

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    Comment #48349347

    The prefix cache is working properly 100k doesn’t prefill more than once

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    Comment #48245324

    We should port the zig std lib as a c lib

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    Comment #48219516

    You can also write Gherkin in markdown and have test fixtures for each given, when, then

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    Comment #48173575

    So robo taxis are going to stalk us?

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    Comment #48150388

    Crappy managers don’t know (or actively avoid) how to measure business value from individuals. So they need you to be in the office so they can physically see if you are putting in…

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    Comment #48074963

    As a human I make typos all the time

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    Comment #48012131

    I love coding with bun. It comes with everything. For my projects I don’t even need any additional dependencies. I use vanilla dom and sqlite

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    Comment #48005734

    You don’t know what you don’t know

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    Comment #47958121

    I don’t get it Why write: EqPoint.eql(a, c) When you can write: Point.eql(a, c)

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    Comment #47925445

    A sovereign wealth fund makes sense if fund with profits from exploiting our natural resources. That is how Norway did it

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    Comment #47910980

    Protip. Claude can generate state machine diagrams via mermaidjs blocks in markdown. These render in GitHub flavoured markdown

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    Comment #47867554

    I attempt to solve most agent problems by treating them as a dumb human. In this case I would ask for smaller changes and justify every change. Have it look back upon these changes…