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by jspdown 20d ago
In that case yes I think that can be of real value.
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by jspdown 20d ago
AI code review is nice to have an additional pair of eyes but it doesn't substitute to the maintainer eyes. A big part of a review is deciding if you want that change merged in. Not because of the immediate code but what it means to th
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by jspdown 20d ago
I help maintain a big project as well and I can totally relates what the author is describing. The amount of security advisories and PRs opened is getting out of hands. This is no longer just spell check PRs that you can merge in less than
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by jspdown 20d ago
How could it take less effort to maintain a fork? You have to merge the upstream in every week and fight endlessly on conflicts with your patches.
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by jspdown 2mo ago
I never had so little free time as I have these days. Most of my time is spent at work or with my lovely family.Love my family, and work is great. The thing is that, probably like many of you, I love going deep in a side project, even if it
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by jspdown 2mo ago
This is a very good analogy. You have to do way more effort to make sure it's correct than if you have asked it yourself with a controlled context. I generally don't want to feel lucky when I ask questions to coworkers.
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by jspdown 3mo ago
I very much like Go's simplicity, but nils are terrible. Pointers carry 3 different intents that are not encoded in the code: - Optionality - Mutability - Memory optimisation I agree with the author that when the pointer is here for mu
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by jspdown 4mo ago
Who is going to maintain all these forks? The person forking it has no community and can't realistically be an expert in all of these domains. So no, it doesn't "work", it just worked at some point in the past.
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by jspdown 4mo ago
I find this kind of rewrite both disrespectful and completely useless. Useless because the difficulty isn't getting to a working state but maintaining it. You now have to build a community around it to make any of this worthwhile. What
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Lisette a little language inspired by Rust that compiles to Go(lisette.run)
271 points by jspdown 6mo ago|154 comments
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by jspdown 6mo ago
At this stage, AI is no longer a tool that enhances your ability to ship code, it has replaced you entirely in that role. You don't control what is shipped, and you can't verify if it's correct. That's a serious problem!
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by jspdown 7mo ago
Don't you need to obtain consent before filming random people in the street? I already feel uncomfortable when someone takes a photo in public and I happen to be in it, but this type of device takes things to an entirely different leve
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by jspdown 7mo ago
I've been using Claude for a little over a year, but the recent events with DoW are making me want to explore European alternatives. I'm willing to give Devstral 2 a try, but I'm not sure what to expect. In terms of tool call
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by jspdown 7mo ago
Domestic mass surveillance might feel tolerable when you live in the country conducting it. But how would you feel about other countries adopting similar policies, and thereby mass-surveilling the American people? Because that's exactl
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by jspdown 7mo ago
On my personal coding agent I've introduced a setup phase inside skills. I distribute my skills with flake.nix and a lock file. This flake installs the required dependencies and set them up. A frontmatter field defines the name of secr
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IBM stock tumbles 10% after Anthropic launches COBOL AI tool(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by jspdown 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jspdown 7mo ago
I pay a Max subscription since a long time, I like their model but I hate their tools: - Claude Desktop looks like a demo app. It's slow to use and so far behind the Codex app that it's embarassing. - Claude Code is buggy has hell
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by jspdown 9mo ago
It's not HTML purism. It's simply recognizing that HTML and CSS have evolved a lot and many things don't need (or are close to not need) JS anymore. This shouldn't be taken as an anti-JS article, everyone benefits from
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by jspdown 9mo ago
My bad, in the context of the article you are definitely right. I think I was biased by the fact that this argument was used in an HN comment where people tend to be heavy users of LLM based agents.
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by jspdown 9mo ago
This article compares a single ChatGPT query against 1h of video streaming. Not apple to apple comparison if you ask me. Using Claude Code during an hour would be more realistic if they really wanted to compare with video streaming. The rea
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by jspdown 1y ago
You can type Option+Enter. A more standard Shift+Enter would have been better but until then that's the best we have
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by jspdown 1y ago
I suppose yes. That's actually what happened with distributed rate-limit.
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by jspdown 1y ago
Looks like it's OpenAI response to Google's Agent Payment Protocol (AP2) but without the micro transaction part.
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by jspdown 1y ago
Do you mind telling us a bit more? I never used OpenCode, what makes it better in your opinion?
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by jspdown 1y ago
There's a bit of UI around it where you can accept the plan. I personally stopped using it and instead moved to a workflow where I simply ask it to write the plan in a file. It's much easier to edit and improve this way.
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by jspdown 1y ago
I'm wondering if it's not just: spawn multiple time the same prompt and take the best
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by jspdown 1y ago
Thanks for the detailed feedback. This is exactly the kind of input we need. We're going to work through these points with the team. Appreciate you sticking with Traefik despite the documentation friction.
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by jspdown 1y ago
Traefik maintainer here. A significant portion of TraefikLabs' engineering team and maintainers are French. Before each new release, the team holds polls and spirited debates to determine which cheese would be the perfect fit for the v
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by jspdown 1y ago
Traefik maintainer here. You are right, Traefik is fundamentally built around the concept of "providers," which are external systems from which Traefik obtains routing configuration and service/server definitions. These provi
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by jspdown 1y ago
Traefik maintainer here. Traefik is a reverse proxy and load balancer that automatically discovers services and configures routing rules dynamically through integration with various configuration sources such as container orchestrators (Doc

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