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Well, mostly because you can now task an LLM with writing the docs.
You also have to expose the API in the first place.
the LLM writes that too
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#132I'm curious why `npm` is used to install a `rust` binary?
NPM as a cross platform package distribution system works really well. The install script checks the OS and Arch, and pulls the right Rust binary. Then, they get upgrade mechanism out of the box too, and an uninstall mechanism. NPM has become the de facto standard for installing any software these days, because it is present on every OS.
I think there has been an influx of people vibe coding in Rust because its "fast" but otherwise they have no idea about Rust.
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#133I'm curious why `npm` is used to install a `rust` binary?
NPM as a cross platform package distribution system works really well. The install script checks the OS and Arch, and pulls the right Rust binary. Then, they get upgrade mechanism out of the box too, and an uninstall mechanism. NPM has become the de facto standard for installing any software these days, because it is present on every OS.
"NPM has become the de facto standard for installing any software these days, because it is present on every OS."
What?!? Must not be in any OS I've ever installed.
Now tar, on the other hand, exists even in windows.
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#134[flagged]
Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of a single paragraph with "LLM-isms", this one included (i.e. "the X angle here is real -").
I've been noticing this a lot more often here. And everywhere. I'd like it if I could flag accounts as definitely or likely AI so I don't bother parsing them out over and over.
I guess I could build a browser extension to allow for that easily enough.
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#135Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of a single paragraph with "LLM-isms", this one included (i.e. "the X angle here is real -").
I find this form you're commenting on less annoying than people starting posts with "this." What a stupid way to say "I agree."
> I find this form you're commenting on less annoying than people starting posts with "this." What a stupid way to say "I agree."
This.
:-p
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yeah just like they’ve slowly won at cloud over AWS and Azure. oh wait
I mean, they are? GCP usage/revenue is growing faster than AWS and Azure. Mostly driven by Gemini pushing folks onto the platform and them deciding "why not move everything else too".
Wait, I am curious how Gemini "pushes" devs to GCP.
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#137[flagged]
Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of a single paragraph with "LLM-isms", this one included (i.e. "the X angle here is real -").
Yes, it most likely is. Click on the "x hours ago" and then flag the comment. That's the best way I've found to deal with these.
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#138Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of a single paragraph with "LLM-isms", this one included (i.e. "the X angle here is real -").
I find this form you're commenting on less annoying than people starting posts with "this." What a stupid way to say "I agree."
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#139Claude Opus 4.6 couldn't figure out how to use it to write to a Google Sheet (something to do with escaping the !?) and fell back to calling the sheets API directly with gcloud auth.
Can you tell it to write to /tmp/s.py instead of trying to execute it inline?