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by corv 4d ago
I like your constructive outlook and I want to believe that we can now focus on the bigger picture, but I'm not really seeing it around me. Most everyone I know that's "AI-pilled" has spent the newfound capacity on throu
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by corv 8d ago
One could also try to leverage git notes but those don’t sync by default which causes its own kind of friction I’m interested to see if jujutsu changes the equation
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by corv 8d ago
Future so bright I need to wear sunglasses — at night
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by corv 8d ago
Very interesting! I may have explored a related approach but as an append-only log riding on source-control to sync state between checkouts (git trailer metadata specifically) https://gist.github.com/corv89/c506780881b2
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by corv 9d ago
thanks for sharing, I can appreciate those qualities
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by corv 10d ago
I’m currently using gbrain as provider-agnostic memory but miss how lightweight SQLite is in practice, so this is interesting!
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by corv 17d ago
Hard to keep track of a project that keeps renaming…
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by corv 21d ago
I imagine you're not from anywhere near former fascism or communism. What historical evidence do we have to believe that these newfound capabilities are going to be distributed equitably?
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by corv 24d ago
Goodbye, and thanks for all the fish!
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by corv 29d ago
I've been using Mouser but it keeps crashing on MacOS 27 beta for me and at 500MB+ of memory use it appears to be approaching the official app's heaviness... So this appeared at just the right moment for me, thanks!
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Beyond WASI: Running any Rust application in the browser with BrowserPod 3.0(labs.leaningtech.com)
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by corv 2mo ago
It’s got electrolytes
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by corv 2mo ago
Who is behind this site? Is this another frontend to Alibaba or a reseller in Singapore?
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by corv 2mo ago
A successful example of reigning in progress: electric bicycles intentionally speed limited for safety
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by corv 3mo ago
Netherlands actually
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by corv 3mo ago
The 'flash vs html5' chart looks strange juxtaposed with that conclusion
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by corv 3mo ago
Less space than a nomad. Lame. To be fair, I find the term to be as contrived as “performant”
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by corv 5mo ago
The iPad + keyboard combo is typically as heavy or even heavier than a laptop. It's certainly more expensive and restrictive. I have agree with the author's thesis here
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by corv 5mo ago
As a Pythonista I tend to agree. I had high hopes for Mojo but it's taking its due time to become usable outside the narrow focus of GPU programming, whereas Nim fits multiple niches surprisingly well.
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by corv 6mo ago
https://flugschriften.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/flugsch...
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by corv 6mo ago
Really enjoying this so far! I’ve replaced about 900 lines of raw SQL and got validation and dashboard for free. The only gotcha I ran into is that Ty didn’t recognize some of the generated types, but that’s also a young project so I’m will
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by corv 6mo ago
This wasn't a judgement on systemd but the fact stands that Linux has long abandoned POSIX compatibility, udev being another prominent example. I'd say this is what ultimately drives monoculture, which is a shame because diversity
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by corv 6mo ago
Systemd comes to mind, although it wasn’t as dominant initially
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by corv 7mo ago
Python is obviously too slow for web-scale
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by corv 7mo ago
When their questionnaire asked me for feedback I specifically mentioned that I hoped they would not reduce visibility to the point of Github Actions. I guess that fell on deaf ears.
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by corv 8mo ago
I’ve heard this before that common doses are unnecessarily high but why is that? Patents?
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by corv 8mo ago
Really goes to say something about starving artists
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by corv 8mo ago
I happen to use a Mac, even when targeting Linux so I'd have to use a container or VM anyways. It's nice how lightweight bubblewrap would be however. Consider one wanted to replicate the human-approval workflow that most agent har
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by corv 8mo ago
I like the bubblewrap approach, it just happens to be Linux-only unfortunately. And once privileges are dropped for a process it doesn't appear to be possible to reinstate them.
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by corv 8mo ago
You're right that blocking on every operation would defeat the purpose! Shannot is able to auto-approve safe operations for this reason (e.g. read-only, immutable) So the agent can freely explore, check logs, list files, inspect servic

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