pyrolistical

And then you can get AI do a nicer port of SDL.zig and you get way better decls.

Proper enums, proper tagged unions, and often reading the docs can allow the AI to distinguish T * to one of

1. [*]T

2. [:0]T

3. ?T

4. *T

And these are just the most common ones. If you know it’s a read only pointer/array then you can add the const modifier

What do you mean? By the time you have kernel access like that you’ve already won.

I’ve been yak shaving the interfaces not the implementation.

I used ai to convert c headers into in nice zig code. Then I link to the library.

It’s cheap to use zig translate-c to convert c headers but the output isn’t nice.

You can give ai c++ source which usually has more documentation than the compromised flat c header. It allows you to do a better zig port. Zig greatly cuts down the noise in c headers as everything needs to have long prefix for namespacing. But in zig we can just nest things properly.

We can introduce intermediate layers to use proper tagged unions and distinguish ?T, *T, [*]T

Expose the sync queue to end user and train them to understand if they attempt to close the tab with a pending queue they will get the ugly prompt warning them

The prefix cache is working properly 100k doesn’t prefill more than once

We should port the zig std lib as a c lib

You can also write Gherkin in markdown and have test fixtures for each given, when, then

So robo taxis are going to stalk us?

Crappy managers don’t know (or actively avoid) how to measure business value from individuals. So they need you to be in the office so they can physically see if you are putting in the effort.

Tokens is just yet another proxy for business value.

The problem they face is if everybody is judge by business value in dollars, crappy managers are the first to go

As a human I make typos all the time

I love coding with bun. It comes with everything.

For my projects I don’t even need any additional dependencies. I use vanilla dom and sqlite

You don’t know what you don’t know

I don’t get it

Why write:

EqPoint.eql(a, c)

When you can write:

Point.eql(a, c)

A sovereign wealth fund makes sense if fund with profits from exploiting our natural resources.

That is how Norway did it

Protip. Claude can generate state machine diagrams via mermaidjs blocks in markdown.

These render in GitHub flavoured markdown

I attempt to solve most agent problems by treating them as a dumb human.

In this case I would ask for smaller changes and justify every change. Have it look back upon these changes and have it ask itself are they truly justified or can it be simplified.

Seem like a solvable problem. Per origin cache control. But actually just load the data locally

You don’t need to. Llm will do it for you and include the security bug

Debian is slower so npm is more attractive

There was never the business value. But now remember this axios case and use it as ammo for the next issue. Just don’t abuse it

Agreed. I wonder if this silicon is designed for this benchmark and if not how useful is it with real code.

I would be surprised if this silicon area could not be better utilized for something else

? JavaScript is c like and thr most popular in the world

Why would the center two cols be used for such low probability symbols.

The braces being so far and tucked away make it really bad for c like languages

Give me enough time to reverse entropy

There is a mathematical model where it does. In game theory it is called tit for tat

Not all corruption is crime, but prob ought to be put into the laws to become crimes

Corruption like almost all things fall on a spectrum.

Those are examples of soft corruption

I’ll take it. Metas purpose isnt to help the community, it’s to make money. Sucks to hear that out loud, but that is how capitalism works.

But you can use that to steer Meta. Explain how doing x (which also helps the community) makes them more money.

I find it funny people play on the highest fov in first person shooters to their own detriment.

They think the higher fov is a pure win as it allows them to see more but in reality it is a tradeoff making targets in front of them smaller.

And for those who want a better innerHTML, use insertAdjacentHTML https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/ins...

I don’t ever use it with user input, but use it often when building SPA without frameworks