I predicted this 6 years ago. It’s automating corpo email ceremonies. Now all we need is to turn this into a chat app for this.

Mexico in pretty warm

50 is higher than most people can drive in a city because of traffic.

Is this bait? Zig and Go are very much serious, especially Zig.

Generally python/Javascript is good for learning the basics. To know how types work learn c#/java/go. To learn how the memory works Zig/C are good. To learn about what a fully defined behavior means in a program you learn Rust. To learn what actually happens on the processor you learn assembly.

Honestly, if you’re hyped about Zig go for it, although I’d suggest “warming up” by doing a tic tac toe in python.

Post more, this is quality

Work from home and wear shorts only and drink tons of water.

I also think an implementation should depend on how many the developer remembers to change

That doesn’t work? I would have thought it would work.

Waiting for it to be rewritten in rust

You can also just do a sudo !! the !! is a shorthand for whatever you tried to run previously.

Wasps and bees are closely related to ants, ants really go crazy for honey.

It’ll not be gitlab, gitlab is fine but the UI sucks and no improvements in sight.

Forgejo/Codeberg is the one that will take over in the coming decade.

This is what happens when you reward people based on token usage. People no joke can just put in before every PR “review every detail, be very thorough, make sure it fits into everything, check for every possible undefined behavior etc.” while giving the model a massive doc with list of all files in the project.

Not even sure if they check the prompts because “review formatting of the entire codebase” is also super heavy in a large repo but if prompts get checked it’s an obvious token sink.

The model will just ransack the whole project every time through the whole stack when you could enforce a contract with a couple of tests with strict input validation.

Uber has the dumbest AI policy in the industry.

I still sometimes do it randomly because of editor lag in Jetbrains Ideavim, you can just hit u usually until you get back to where you were.

} jump forward to next empty line is really quick for navigating, also if you know the identifier then /myVar<enter>nnnn is much faster than scrolling and gets you ready to edit. Otherwise 5j;;;; also works of course.

I use Neovim as much as possible but Jetbrains C# just has a really nice debugging experience (with Vim mode on, of course). I still use Neovim for reading C# and doing some small edits and it works really well when reading what the LLM wrote.

It’s hard to beat stepping through a method until you hit an exception, go into a catch block, ctrl+O until you hit the last line before the exception, breakpoint, skip to top of method and rerun.

Trump managed to fuck over everyone in the world with cost of living issues, make record profits for oil and gas companies and speed up the energy transition at the same time.

Definitely a weird timeline we’re in.

I recently added some stuff to my agents.md file so it’s more fun.

• Warning/issue - > goblin
• Error - > Orc
• Exception - > attack

Open to more suggestions. It make reading the output more fun. Claude is so shit now that it doesn’t work. Also, if you guys haven’t tried caveman mode, it’s great.

Gold price would lower until it’s the same price as it costs to mine and bring it to earth, if that’s at all lower than whatever it’s currently.

I’d thought about this and I came up with term limits instead. Holding office should be limited to 30 years over a lifetime. This should go across specific appointments such as federal reserve and senate.

This prevents people from just staying on forever and accumulating too much power and favors. It also increases the turnover of politicians a lot more without breaking continuity and getting rid of the most qualified politicians.

Not sure what the exact structure would be but I’d also increase the senate term lengths but add a 2 term limit. Governors also 2 term limits, house of reps 7 terms and president 2.

I believe 100% that people in power become more corrupt over time and this fixes that but allows for long careers.