semiinfinitely

> they think

is key

case and point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47754379

neo-luddism dressed up in economic jargon. the authors suggest the only effective tool is to tax companies based on how much automation they achieve. Penalizing efficiency is a guaranteed recipe for stagnation and if we'd done this at any point in our past we would have not made it out of the dark ages

this guy will probably never stop yapping after having gotten just a little bit of attention on his original post

we can send them some of that vim donation money

calculator is superhumanly intelligent

this is probably the thing being replaced in that excel elevator demo commerical from microsoft in the 90s

maybe dont outsource your brain then

your second function is the type of bad code you get from people trying to program python like its c

no pictures fake news

Just in time for language deprecation

> slowly switching to Zig

why "slow" just re-write it with ai. and to be clear im 0% joking and am prepared to be downvoted by people who haven't yet understood how feasible this kind of thing already is and how utterly trivial it will be in the near future

the zig build system is the only thing that actually matters in these notes. nobody maintains a parallel build system for fun—it's a clear signal they're finally pathfinding a way to migrate the core away from legacy c. zig's native interop is basically the only way to do this incrementally without the massive friction of a full rust rewrite. definitely makes nvim feel like a much more serious environment for systems-level performance work.

why put a built-in plugin manager. and if so why make it pack not lazy

"C++47: Finally, a Standard Way to Split a String by Delimiter"

microslop

ill be moving off github now

i feel bad that we make the LLMs play this

YEET

I guess nobody cares?

should probably just link to the actual site: https://amilabs.xyz/

the most exciting thing about rust is that AI agents are good at writing it because its so highly structured

worth it

my view/experience is that pypy only makes faster the type of python code which you absolutely should not write in python if you care about performance

I refuse to take a second look at this project until it has a functioning plugin system

deloitte

your response brings me great pride

proof of work could make a comeback

* in idiotic organizations.

I've was promoted for producing a significantly simplified replacement for an existing system that was critical. it happened because the culture rewards engineering excellence.

does it run on M3?