Worktrees aren't about filesystem cost. A clean copy that shares objects is what you want when handing repo access to agents and secrets live in the main tree.
Honestly, I've noticed a strange uptick in those videos. This sounds like a perfect solution to clean up the experience.
Stoll is a treasure. His enthusiasm for science and teaching never gets old.
LLMs defaulting to old patterns for new standards is the same bootstrap problem as Stack Overflow answers lagging behind spec changes. The training data always looks backward.
Worktrees aren't about filesystem cost. A clean copy that shares objects is what you want when handing repo access to agents and secrets live in the main tree.
Honestly, I've noticed a strange uptick in those videos. This sounds like a perfect solution to clean up the experience.
Stoll is a treasure. His enthusiasm for science and teaching never gets old.
LLMs defaulting to old patterns for new standards is the same bootstrap problem as Stack Overflow answers lagging behind spec changes. The training data always looks backward.