RSS Bot for Telegram: learns what you like, searchable, using free models (vibe-coded): https://github.com/amb007/rss-bot
You should have tried Deezer. I had switched to Spotify because I couldn't tolerate bugs anymore.
Agreed. For the others, I asked Claude to write a structural edit tool: s-expressions only, insert/replace/... When passed 'tree' it prints a file like <line>: <s-expr .-separated path> then eg when passed 'replace 2.1…
"180° wrong" as "0° right"? Just that bit, not that I disagree.
Me too
I have always liked coding (started in the 80s). But I got bored having to deal with trivialities (spending life on fixing commas) and increasing accidental complexity (having to memorize tons of APIs). Now LLMs deal…
Trying to recall... # 27B GGUF # Benchmark results: # - TG speed: ~5 tok/s (vs baseline ~4.5 tok/s, +10% improvement) # - PP speed: ~60 tok/s (stable across context sizes) # - With parallel=4: total throughput ~28 tok/s…
Very cool. Anything publicly available?
For me the combination of agentic search and deep wiki creation for legacy code bases is a killer app/game changer. Not for the surviving authors of the legacy code bases.
I also have an M1 Max 64GB: Qwen 3.6 benefits from MTP (after rounds of parameter optimization). MLX was unstable (haven't tried it recently), faster at TG but slower at PP, so inconclusive.
https://github.com/microsoft/skills/tree/main/.github/plugin... is similar, works for Claude Code, too. I ported it to Pi: https://pi.dev/packages/@amb007/deep-wiki?name=deep-wiki Elsewhere, I added deep-wiki:lookup…
Essentials of Programming Languages 1st ed. is special
About deployment to cloud: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38988238
https://icfp24.sigplan.org/home/minikanren-2024#event-overvi... is related. There has been work on turning slow bidirectional code into faster functional code (in 2023, reachable from this url).
Something like (in software, trying to understand) a spaghetti monolith?
Code rusts via the loss of information about it (memory, documentation...). If it cannot be maintained, it is a zombie.
OK, I realized it was about something else. I don't follow Uncle Bob, and was referring to some people justifying "unclean"/incorrect shortcuts to gain performance.
Nicely put. I also spent decades in the SW industry, tried about a dozen things, but chose to stay out of management. For me, business and engineering are two completely different areas, often conflicting, and my…
Wrong. Performance and correctness/cleanness go together. Perhaps you have never tried generating correct code that is ways faster than what you can write by hand.
https://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/cs257/archive/norman-ramsey/mat... by the current Microsoft CTO
Plain entropy. I use an extension for killing duplicate tabs, helps a lot.
You can handle any language with a read-time parser, then work with ASTs, pretty-print the result in another language. In between, it's just Lisp.
You can wrap a code generator by a macro.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%BCstendorf
No, rather in the category of endocrine functors.
RSS Bot for Telegram: learns what you like, searchable, using free models (vibe-coded): https://github.com/amb007/rss-bot
You should have tried Deezer. I had switched to Spotify because I couldn't tolerate bugs anymore.
Agreed. For the others, I asked Claude to write a structural edit tool: s-expressions only, insert/replace/... When passed 'tree' it prints a file like <line>: <s-expr .-separated path> then eg when passed 'replace 2.1…
"180° wrong" as "0° right"? Just that bit, not that I disagree.
Me too
I have always liked coding (started in the 80s). But I got bored having to deal with trivialities (spending life on fixing commas) and increasing accidental complexity (having to memorize tons of APIs). Now LLMs deal…
Trying to recall... # 27B GGUF # Benchmark results: # - TG speed: ~5 tok/s (vs baseline ~4.5 tok/s, +10% improvement) # - PP speed: ~60 tok/s (stable across context sizes) # - With parallel=4: total throughput ~28 tok/s…
Very cool. Anything publicly available?
For me the combination of agentic search and deep wiki creation for legacy code bases is a killer app/game changer. Not for the surviving authors of the legacy code bases.
I also have an M1 Max 64GB: Qwen 3.6 benefits from MTP (after rounds of parameter optimization). MLX was unstable (haven't tried it recently), faster at TG but slower at PP, so inconclusive.
https://github.com/microsoft/skills/tree/main/.github/plugin... is similar, works for Claude Code, too. I ported it to Pi: https://pi.dev/packages/@amb007/deep-wiki?name=deep-wiki Elsewhere, I added deep-wiki:lookup…
Essentials of Programming Languages 1st ed. is special
About deployment to cloud: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38988238
https://icfp24.sigplan.org/home/minikanren-2024#event-overvi... is related. There has been work on turning slow bidirectional code into faster functional code (in 2023, reachable from this url).
Something like (in software, trying to understand) a spaghetti monolith?
Code rusts via the loss of information about it (memory, documentation...). If it cannot be maintained, it is a zombie.
OK, I realized it was about something else. I don't follow Uncle Bob, and was referring to some people justifying "unclean"/incorrect shortcuts to gain performance.
Nicely put. I also spent decades in the SW industry, tried about a dozen things, but chose to stay out of management. For me, business and engineering are two completely different areas, often conflicting, and my…
Wrong. Performance and correctness/cleanness go together. Perhaps you have never tried generating correct code that is ways faster than what you can write by hand.
https://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/cs257/archive/norman-ramsey/mat... by the current Microsoft CTO
Plain entropy. I use an extension for killing duplicate tabs, helps a lot.
You can handle any language with a read-time parser, then work with ASTs, pretty-print the result in another language. In between, it's just Lisp.
You can wrap a code generator by a macro.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%BCstendorf
No, rather in the category of endocrine functors.