rightlane

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by rightlane 2mo ago
I'm all in on this idea. Every piece of agentic coding I have done in the last month has been via an intermediate representation. Iteration is done in the IR layer mainly. It's remarkable how close you can get to a deterministic c
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by rightlane 3mo ago
We are introducing new and exciting ways to expose environment variables and PII every day! Introducing features like this while we are in the midst of uncontrolled supply chain attacks feels like a not great idea.
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Why watch Claude "discombobulate" when you could watch low res YouTube videos?(github.com)
2 points by rightlane 3mo ago|1 comments
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by rightlane 3mo ago
I spend my entire day watching Claude do stuff and watching Mario Maker endless Super Expert videos on my phone. So, I thought, why not combine my love of waiting and extremely low resolution videos?! Uses yt-dlp then extracts it to text en
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by rightlane 3mo ago
They are transparent about when it happens but no reason why. To be fair, it doesn't interrupt the flow, just drops to Opus and proceeds. The most frustrating thing is that it happened on a plan and Fable just refused to have anything
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by rightlane 3mo ago
My experiences so far have not been positive. The cyber security nerf is ridiculous. I am working on an AI based decompiler, every single interaction with Fable on my project has been flagged for cyber security. Do they expect us to use thi
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by rightlane 3mo ago
WWDC makes me sad. It was such a great in person conference, I remember having a really weird issue with cookie handoff in Safari, and being able to sit down with a bunch of the Safari engineers to troubleshoot the issue. It started with on
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by rightlane 4mo ago
I disagree with every part of this. Local LLMs are great and very useful but if you are claiming that their code quality is in the same ballpark as Claude Code or Codex with their best models I cannot consider you a serious person. I feel l
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by rightlane 7mo ago
Lol! Fair enough!
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Semantic Compiler: Natural language → LLVM IR, no programming language(semcom.ai)
2 points by rightlane 7mo ago|4 comments
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by rightlane 7mo ago
This is a pet project of mine that has taken on a life of its own in my head. It's still too early for me to tell if this is a good or terrible idea. The idea is to have AI translate intent directly to LLVM IR and skip programming lang
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by rightlane 7mo ago
This honestly rubs me the wrong way. I have very close friends who mightily struggle financially but they are always just outside the threshold for assistance. Basic statistics don't capture the people who are barely making it or livin
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by rightlane 1y ago
This maps perfectly with what I'm seeing in the consulting space. Clients are asking exclusively for very senior developers. The expectation is that a senior developer will use AI and replace the junior devs. The game has become how qu
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by rightlane 2y ago
This is the best possible response to the post!
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by rightlane 2y ago
One of the last bastions of good games journalism, and the only good mobile gaming site. Another casualty of the garbage listicles and AI generated garbage that fills up search results. I would do anything to have the old, fun, internet bac
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by rightlane 2y ago
My juniors thrive in a WFH environment. This is a problem with the culture and the seniors not WFH. The promotion issue is real. But let's be honest, promotion in tech mostly happens by changing jobs. The in the office people are the o
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by rightlane 3y ago
I used to be a libertarian on drug use. Fentanyl changed my mind. It isn't a letting people have autonomy over their bodies problem anymore. The issue now is that the drugs are so deadly, getting involved in any illegal drug is like pl
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by rightlane 3y ago
The Apology by Plato. Short but insightful. Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman. If you like LitRPG this series is just so good. Paul's "Works of the Law" in the Perspective of Second-Century Reception by Matthew J. Thomas.