zhisme

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by zhisme 3mo ago
thank you for bringing ruby into AI community and your open-source work. Great language must be explored and get more attention :)
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by zhisme 5mo ago
Even Matz now uses claude code...
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by zhisme 6mo ago
https://github.com/instructkr/claude-code this one has more stars and more popular
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by zhisme 6mo ago
https://vibecoded.lol
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by zhisme 6mo ago
Am I the only one having feeling that with LLM-era we have now bigger amount of malicious software lets say parsers/fetchers of credentials/ssh/private keys? And it is easier to produce them and then include in some 3rd party
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by zhisme 6mo ago
this! it is absolutely nuts having everything in div/span elements and then assigning data/class attributes so they could behave like form or any other interactable element..
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by zhisme 6mo ago
that's funny!
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by zhisme 6mo ago
it is also very token efficient in nowadays modern AI driven development[^1]. I wish more people would renown ruby/rails [^1]: https://github.com/mame/ai-coding-lang-bench?tab=readme-ov-f...
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by zhisme 7mo ago
no, I'm not against them to be paid by Anthropic too. But this symbolic action is also cool and respectful imo
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by zhisme 7mo ago
OSS developers driven by something else than just money I believe. They are proud of their work of giving something to the community with their name on it. So such respect as giving free subscription to them I think matters, as they were me
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by zhisme 7mo ago
I think there's plenty of them. I know at least 3 guys eligible for such requirements (but this guys aren't some public persons giving tech-talks and so on, just some niche libs for others to use). If Claude would ask for 100k sta
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Get free Claude max 20x for open-source maintainers(claude.com)
580 points by zhisme 7mo ago|235 comments
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by zhisme 7mo ago
> Go – I don't like it, only a bit faster than Rust Yet arguable.
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True Parallel Computing(higherorderco.com)
1 points by zhisme 7mo ago|0 comments
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OpenClaw Chameleon Hype(zhisme.com)
1 points by zhisme 7mo ago|0 comments
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by zhisme 7mo ago
what a well written article. That's actually a problem. Time will come and hit the same way it has done to aqueduct, like lost technology that no one knows how they have worked in details. Maybe it is just how engineering evolution wor
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by zhisme 8mo ago
it is just noise that does not really matter for your life (and mine too). This is pretty-well described in "Antifragile" by Nassim Taleb, consider reading.
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by zhisme 8mo ago
Check out iatrogenesis. There's no need to rely on apple watch data to become some drug addicted guy curing never existed diseases. That's not the metric you want to define whether you need meds and medical help at all.
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by zhisme 8mo ago
yep, that's right. The idea of his nickname that he is really silly. Small man and no good at anything. If you want to go deeper and harsh synonyms he is like "shitty" man, doing shit and receiving shit. His nickname fully de
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by zhisme 8mo ago
giving a like for quoting Gogol and Akakiy Akakievich (I wish you could understand this russian wordplay and what's meaning about that nicknames and why they were chosen)
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IO buffering: Why Ruby logs behave differently in containers(zhisme.com)
2 points by zhisme 8mo ago|0 comments
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by zhisme 8mo ago
ruby. that's quite interesting, maybe because it reads mostly like plain english?
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by zhisme 9mo ago
Could you share the book name? Sounds interesting!
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by zhisme 9mo ago
Am I the only one who expected something bigger in a major release? With Ruby 3 we had the whole “3x3” story and significant performance improvements. This release feels more like a minor version, something closer to 3.5. I don’t want to do
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by zhisme 9mo ago
Well well well. Now can we stop arguing about ruby death? It is even got a site redesign! What a fresh look. Previous design was from 2005?
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by zhisme 9mo ago
That's fair point. Did you try other IDEs? For example from Jetbrains? I'm not using IDEs but actually don't know others besides VSCode/Cursor and Jetbrains
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Theory vs. Practice: Why Technical Interviews Go Wrong(zhisme.com)
2 points by zhisme 9mo ago|0 comments
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by zhisme 9mo ago
Great there are other true open-source tools to be used zed, nvim. I also noticed that copilot nowadays is forcing you to upgrade to their with following text: "You've reached your monthly code completion limit. Upgrade your plan
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by zhisme 9mo ago
Wow, that's website theme is awesome. windows XP like, breath of nostalgia. Thank you for that !
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Show HN: Copy code from Neovim with file paths and repo URLs for web AI(github.com)
1 points by zhisme 10mo ago|0 comments

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