sageserpent

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by sageserpent 10d ago
Not since the advent of LLM based AI. I’ve used the web incarnation of Claude in the past and lately, Jules (Gemini with a GitHub integration). These tools require a certain approach to do pair-programming, but I’m OK with not actually sitt
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by sageserpent 2mo ago
Sorry, I am not informed about general relativity, but I can say this: the mass (and the angular momentum, and the electric charge IIRC) are all ‘visible’ through the event horizon - indeed, if they weren’t, the a black hole would in some s
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by sageserpent 2mo ago
Thank you for making me aware of the concept of "J-space". Just read the Anthropic post on this, fascinating...
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Show HN: Kinetic Merge – merge a refactored codebase and stay sane(github.com)
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by sageserpent 3mo ago
I've never vibe-coded anything from scratch, but I do use the likes of Claude and Jules to work on my own open source projects. All of these have a couple of thousand commits that I'd done myself over the years, so I don't ha
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by sageserpent 3mo ago
I remember Spec# - and Pex. Did Pex feed into this work at all, I recall it was able to explore execution paths through code? I’ll keep an eye on how this will integrate with PBT, that’s an interest of mine.
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by sageserpent 3mo ago
Two open-source things, mostly: 1. Kinetic Merge - it's a CLI tool for merging in Git repositories. What it gives over and above the core Git merge is the ability to merge through the motion of code from one location to another. Yes, G
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by sageserpent 3mo ago
I do like the pastiche software advertisement page, the coupon cutout is a nice touch. Did you do that with Claude too, or was that hand-rolled?