Arthurian

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by Arthurian 1mo ago
Opening this in a new tab right now, definitely reading it later! Definitely. 100%.
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by Arthurian 2mo ago
In your experience using your plugin (and the other tools that do something similar like herdr), does it make doing a larger volume of work feel more manageable? In my experience thus far, surfacing/managing session state is only part
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by Arthurian 3mo ago
The under-performers and coasters just don’t read their code, in my experience thus far it’s been pretty transparent. PRs aren’t a perfect gate, but they’re one of the only ones we have right now, and it’s pretty clear who’s putting in the
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by Arthurian 4mo ago
A thought I’ve been chewing on regarding this…. What if “what do we get out of this?” was built into the tool that we use? Something like a personal agent that you carry with you from job to job and that accumulates capabilities along with
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by Arthurian 6mo ago
I recently used clause code to help me learn nix + home-manager! For anyone considering it - it’s been fun, genuinely useful in my day to day, and I can’t recommend it enough - I now have a source controlled tool kit that I can take with m
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by Arthurian 7mo ago
2cents from a kid who grew up in a NASA family during the shuttle years - As others have commented, NASA’s baseline objective is to not kill astronauts. My understanding of their ethos growing up was that there was absolutely no excuse not
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by Arthurian 11mo ago
We all know the value of a project like Voyager - if the US government fails to support it and it puts the mission at risk, do any pathways exist for this to become a publicly stewarded project? Have there been any other major government pr
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Do any pathways exist for Voyager to become publicly maintained?(theregister.com)
4 points by Arthurian 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Arthurian 1y ago
Yep, it’s all totally pointless so why bother thinking and dreaming of a way out, right? Even if the ideas in this post are a little unrealistic in the face of modern convenience, it’s productive to talk about it. Is there something else w