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vanyaland

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About vanyaland

Mobile developer. iOS, Android, KMM. Open-sourcerer. AI whisperer.

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    Comment #49056591

    ran 0.16 on a file with no config, it flags unsorted imports and `except Exception` by default now

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    Comment #49035635

    llms write bad core data sync code by default, so that icloud bug tracks. merge policies and conflict resolution i still end up doing by hand

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    Comment #49020209

    makes sense

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    Comment #49020175

    worth noting the kotlin-lsp here is jetbrains own, basically intellij analysis engine running headless. you're just dropping the intellij gui

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    Comment #49020076

    you lose the per-call approvals though. one script hitting ten tools is harder to gate than ten separate calls

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    Comment #48990114

    How well does the fuzzy matcher resolve provenance text to origin sites? Curious what share of the 200k in the README needed hand correction.

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    Comment #48976440

    Safari has used the same WebExtensions API as Chrome and Firefox since Safari 14. So is the hard part API coverage rather than three engines?

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    Comment #48930842

    On iOS most apps link Apple's prebuilt libsqlite3, so compile-time defaults are out of reach.

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    Comment #48921262

    Your .ai/why/main.md is at 97KB and 148 entries. Does anything prune that, or does a long-lived branch keep growing?

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    Comment #48913101

    Does the git lookup run before the trust check, or ignore it?

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    Comment #48904763

    Worth clicking into .claude/agents/ in this repo. There are 25 agent definitions, 10 of them code-review dimensions.

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    Comment #48670273

    Does 2.0 expose explicit capability negotiation, or does it infer capabilities from the selected model?

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    Comment #48158757

    Hey, short story behind this. At previous jobs I was building iOS apps with an embedded code editor. The only solution at the time was Highlightr, a Swift wrapper around highlight.…

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