exidex

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by exidex 1mo ago
Just as with any kind of programming I want to be able to detect as much amount of issues as early as possible. That includes issues like invalid queries (both on syntax and types level) but also stuff like will specific transaction isolati
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by exidex 1mo ago
I think, the reality is SQL being simply to old to coexist with a web app use case. All the nice things that article talks about are not possible to nicely integrate with SQL. Current development is done by either writing SQL by hand or by
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by exidex 2mo ago
Um, did they announce opensource firmware without providing the source?
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by exidex 3mo ago
People are biased by definition
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by exidex 3mo ago
Larger types are supported, there is A notion of tearing. According to JVM spec even long and double could tear, not sure about practical implications though
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by exidex 3mo ago
I have converged on a workflow that is just what I was doing before, but use LLMs just for boring or tedios parts. General guidelines are: only single agent at a time, small targeted queries, understand what you are building, if something w
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by exidex 4mo ago
Not sure why people praise Minecraft for this. This is huge feat of Wayland, and was possible because devs took time to consider use cases outside of current norm, and why it took so long to migrate the ecosystem. People liked to bitch abou
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by exidex 5mo ago
"The bottom line" is the new "Its not just X, its Y"
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by exidex 5mo ago
My choice is to not do a PhD and just invest as much or as little effort in the topic as you like
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by exidex 5mo ago
That is only because there is no viable platform to build similar gui-based tooling on
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by exidex 5mo ago
This is the idea I had in mind since initial wasm release but wasm wasn't ready then but now it is. Glad to see somebody is working on this. If executed properly this could be the last windows manager that people will ever need
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by exidex 6mo ago
I was more thinking in terms of creating a benchmark which would optimized during training. For regular projects, I agree, you have to count that anyway
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by exidex 6mo ago
Now you have to count defects
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by exidex 6mo ago
Add that to a long list of side projects I would like to do "at some point"
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by exidex 6mo ago
Pantograph[0] seems to be a more recent attempt to implement the same idea. It is still not a general editor but generalizing it to ranges of tree selections looks promising [0]: https://pantographeditor.github.io/Pantograph
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by exidex 6mo ago
And I am sure that people have been complaining about the hand gymnastics you have to do to press those shortcuts since around that time as well
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by exidex 6mo ago
There are certainly different possibilities of where the line would be drawn. I am not that familiar with vim internals, but I don't consider file management to be part of vim editing model. And we are only talking about editing model
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by exidex 6mo ago
I didn't really spent time thinking about it, because from reading their issue tracker, I very much doubt neovim would consider something like that. Partially because of how much of it is already vim specific and it would be very diffi
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by exidex 6mo ago
It's a shame that editors are build around the editing model, so much time has been wasted by recreating everything. Neovim is a perfect editor in many aspects but editing model is not one of them, in my opinion. Helix or even Ki would
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by exidex 6mo ago
To some extend that is true for any opinionated piece of software. But that is a beauty of opensource don't use it if it doesn't match your idea of how that software should look like
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by exidex 6mo ago
Having been in the community for some time, it is just how the authors are, very enthusiastic about the wording. They like to come up with some wild terms explaining different behaviors and reasoning behind those behaviors, like "posit
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by exidex 6mo ago
Have you tried Ki Editor[0]? It seems to be more into direction that you are looking for. It is not as mature as the rest of the editors but the editing model is definitely an improvement from ux perspective [0]: https://ki-edito
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by exidex 9mo ago
What a grim future, just chat with a bot without ever seeing the code
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by exidex 2y ago
There is https://github.com/SixArm/usv which is exactly that, but with special unicode characters
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by exidex 2y ago
> I couldn't find the SWR hooks though. What do you have in mind? > Also, the interface isn't pretty atm. Agreed, creating pretty UIs is not my strongest suit if I am completely honest, and could use a help with that. But I
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Show HN: Gauntlet – Raycast-inspired open-source application launcher(github.com)
4 points by exidex 2y ago|3 comments
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by exidex 2y ago
They said it is waiting for some feature from project Valhalla. Not sure which one though