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by je42 18d ago
seems like brave isnt allowed. I would suggest to test for capabilities instead of blocking browsers by name/platform.
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by je42 26d ago
So far claude has been fine to generated zig code. Dont have lots of issues. Tijy local models have more problems with zig, need additional instructions. In general, what helps is to instruct ai to use test coverage to ensure the cover all
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by je42 28d ago
Sure. For small changes it would work. However, for larger documents the effort increases a lot. LLM speeds things like "making use of terminolgy" in the document consitent. Restructuring, combine parapgraphs etc. a lot faster. I
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by je42 28d ago
For me, being quite "dyslectic" - LLM generated sentences have the advantage of being spelled correctly and being grammartically correct. I rather prefer iterating over LLM text than writing it by myself. Example: Typing this simp
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by je42 3mo ago
The question is how far is AI off compared to the professional that we have access to. World best experts are not accessible to most of us. :(
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by je42 3mo ago
Working on a markdown linter and formatter https://mdsmith.dev in go lang. Checks style, readability, structure, and cross-file integrity.
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by je42 3mo ago
Still having issues codeql actions error out with auth issues. :(
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by je42 4mo ago
I always have a backup, when i travel even a 2 hour drive away from home. I take a spare sensor, spare pump (Omnipod), spare insulin, and an insulin + dextro. On vacation, I take a spare phone, in case my phone that manages pomp and sensor
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by je42 4mo ago
You would need to have go installed. For my golang opensource project, also added releases on pypi and also npm.
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by je42 5mo ago
Does this 60min ttl of also apply to claude code web? I have regularly sessions open for multiple days. Is that a pattern that is not advised?
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by je42 5mo ago
Even co-pilot writes most of my code in april 2026. Further, i don't trust code anymore that hasn't been reviewed 3x or more by co-pilot. If you have asked me 6 months ago I wouldn't have expected this change so soon.
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by je42 6mo ago
Writing mark down linter, i am i nterested in - if you think that you requirements for markdown formatting could be encoded in (relatively) simple rules?
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by je42 6mo ago
Had a quick look. Stumbled upon the markdown format smd. Was wondering if using front-matter instead of a "custom" encoding for parseble data was considered?
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by je42 7mo ago
Interesting - what kind of structural issues have you encountered? Is these more related to the existing source code or is this a bad pattern thar you would never do regardless of the existing code?
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by je42 7mo ago
In Chess this has been going on for a while. Story of humans playing Chess is still entertaining - while AI making amazing moves seems to be less news worthy in my perception.
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by je42 7mo ago
There are frameworks like https://github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD and https://github.github.com/spec-kit/ that are working on encoding a similar kind of approach and process.
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by je42 8mo ago
Claudes search tool uses Ripgrep , which is embedded in Claude.
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by je42 8mo ago
Which searchengine is OpenAI using?
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by je42 9mo ago
you can switch the ports pretty quickly on framework laptops.
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by je42 9mo ago
If claude ignores your claude.md you can force it to read via settings to cat it every session start for example.
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by je42 1y ago
I think I was looking for both error / exception handling within the language and across the C api.
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by je42 1y ago
Nice language! I am wondering how error handling / exceptions works in bolt? Quickly scanned the programming guide - but wasn't able to find it. Did i miss a section?
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by je42 1y ago
Steam added recently a rule 15th what you should not publish: 15. Content that may violate the rules and standards set forth by Steam’s payment processors and related card networks and banks, or internet network providers. In particular, ce
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by je42 1y ago
Have you tried to add more guidelines ? Similar to documentation you would provide to new members of the team
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by je42 1y ago
How do you guys use Lua modules?
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by je42 1y ago
However, I believe it is quite an assumption that a setup with time pressure reflects "normal" usage of a LLM.
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by je42 1y ago
> All participants were then reassured that though 20 minutes might be a rather short time to write an essay, they were encouraged to do their best. Given that the task has been under time pressure, I am not sure this study helps gauging
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by je42 1y ago
I find that LLM extremely good in training such language skills by using following process: a) write a draft yourself. b) ask the LLM to correct your draft and make it better. c) newer LLMs will explicitly mention the things they corrected
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by je42 1y ago
Looking at the co routine example. Does the function type implicitly change when using co.sleep in the function body?
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by je42 1y ago
One alternatives I like is https://bakpakin.github.io/tiny-ecs/doc/

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