Jdstanhope

6 ms·

1.
by Jdstanhope 1mo ago
This is exactly the case for "porting" Bash to Rust. There is a huge amount of existing tests that can be leverage and when in doubt you can run the same code in bash and Huck and compare the result and then fix the issue.
2.
by Jdstanhope 1mo ago
As few people have mentioned you have to guide the AI to clean up stuff, it doesn't seem to choose that on its own. If prompted it can come up with a lot of things to clean up.
3.
by Jdstanhope 1mo ago
Please check out the code and let me know what you think. I have driven a few large refactorings that I don't think Claude would have done on its own. The two big ones were related to handling tokenization and parsing (Claude's or
4.
by Jdstanhope 1mo ago
I was going to say that it's pretty much exactly like working with an experienced software engineer ... except it never seems to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. It will happily fix the same class of bugs over and over
5.
by Jdstanhope 1mo ago
I have been using Claude to build a clone of Bash in Rust ( https://github.com/jdstanhope/huck ). It has been goin going on now for 81 days, 2600 commits and I have covered a good chunk of the features such that I can so
6.
by Jdstanhope 4mo ago
Working on analyticmind.io to help small teams with the decision making process. I feel like I've lived through a few too many decisions that didn't make sense to me or the rest of the organization.
7.
by Jdstanhope 8mo ago
Is there an example of something built with this other than itself?
8.
by Jdstanhope 4y ago
Don't forget to look for the pieces of gum that have been painted everywhere. https://theculturetrip.com/europe/united-kingdom/england/lon... .