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ghthor
4d ago
My suggestion would be just to try it. Get an openrouter account, add 50$ to it and setup pi agent to use it with a cheap and fast model; I personally use 5.6-Luna. Run it on a throwaway system, pick a codebase you’ve always wanted to fix s
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ghthor
4d ago
This is where I’m at as well. It is incredibly liberating I feel very empowered
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5d ago
I personally went through the authors dilemma but came out different. I personally don’t care for the writing by hand, but absolutely do read every line produced by AI, because I take pride it a well designed and easy to understand system;
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ghthor
12d ago
Mine as well, it’s fast and keeps me in flow; and cheap!
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ghthor
13d ago
I use serena as an MCP for all LSPs and it works great. She does installs hooks into Claude reminding to use LSP tools.
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13d ago
I want the cheapest fastest model personally and at work. Stay in flow, edit like the wind.
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ghthor
15d ago
Tree style tabs, can never go back to a browser without them; Firefox only place with them (via extension).
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ghthor
17d ago
If you editing your system config with an LLM and tool calls, why wouldn’t you just use NixOS. At least if the agent broke your system, you can basically recreate it from scratch in under 30mins (some things still might be outside the syste
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21d ago
Same, all I need is speed to execute editing faster than I could in vim. Luna is cheap, intelligent enough, and fast enough I don’t lose the sense of flow.
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ghthor
27d ago
The WASM extension me like. Would be great to get that into mainline.
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ghthor
1mo ago
Guess this means graphite is also going to be part of spaceX, what a weird turn of events here. Guess it’s good GH is actively working to support stacks
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1mo ago
Good name for an S3
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ghthor
1mo ago
This is 100% real; it’s why we can’t have nice things. It’s why email is a Sisyphean task to host yourself, spam spam, abuse, you name it, it is real and it will come for you.
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2mo ago
This is stacking but with getting no help from the platform tooling or UI. Your ready and stacking feels great. I’m a 2 year user of graphite and it really makes work a lot more fun not managing all the PR, bases, etc. make good commits, sp
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2mo ago
I’m a pretty clean committee. About every graphite stack I’ve worked on for the past 2years has been single commit per PR. The tooling managing all the rebasing and PR bases is great.
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2mo ago
Yep, this exactly
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2mo ago
If you make good commits and each of them is a valuable unit of work; having tooling that can manage rebasing them and creating a reviewable PR for each is super valuable for maintaining momentum and making reviews easier.
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2mo ago
This is it, but also, because there was no way of asking a reviewer to review a single commit and then merge only that commit out of 2+ commits without a lot of ceremony, work streams had to be completely orthogonal to parallelize anything
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2mo ago
MCP is good for isolation / security domain. I don’t what my business analysts to pull down a read only DB credentials and make my DB network accessible to them; but I can proxy into a private DB through MCP and guard the MCP with oaut
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2mo ago
I think Nix can help you here; as you can delegate all the make/cmake/ninja handling to Nix package derivations and you final package can consume a bunch of .a files from them.
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2mo ago
I don’t think the product is all bad; my co is using it and I feel like it is giving us some useful signals about our internal dev UX that my team can action on; we own the base level dev tooling.
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2mo ago
We’ve done pretty basic stuff like expose a bunch of data sources over MCP and our nontechnical employees are now able to answer questions and build interactive data visualizations they would never have been able to do before. I think this
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2mo ago
This is a very exciting project; love writing go with the tooling, but I miss writing C from my getting started days
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2mo ago
Qtips are made for cleaning your ears. It says not to do that so they are NOT sued every time some idiot fucks up their ear with one.
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3mo ago
Of all the places to complain about a problem like this…
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3mo ago
Tetris specifically cannot be called Tetris or use the original shapes verbatim or it’s up for legal action. I made a Tetris clone and then researched this. Soiadded a Q shape and AFAI can tell that makes mine a little safe
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3mo ago
There is something to be said here, the government may be democratic but almost all of us are subservient to fascist corporations. Employee owned companies is a great start to get out of this mess
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3mo ago
I wasn’t around much before GitHub so. I believe I tried submitting patches to the XFCE project but I didn’t get anything accepted to FOSS before GitHub. In this type of system, if I am competent and can contribute how to do I? By reviewing
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4mo ago
That’s all well and good, but making that dataset also means it will be leaked
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4mo ago
Chronic Back pain is correlated with emotional trauma. The physical body is a mere projection of the energetic and spiritual being. This is wahy meditative spiritual practices such as yoga and taiji are good for chronic pain, as the physica
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