I was tired of seeing "--resume"^W loose so much context. [edit: not --resume, I meant a new session using project memory] I had the idea of an oracle/apprentice. The idea was that the new session would learn from the…
CLAUDE.md : Make no mistakes. Write good code, don't write bad code. Also never changes the impedance input to 50 Ω.
A similarity to your struct of fileops, would be Go to allow implementing an interface will nil methods. Like: func (f *file) Rename() = nil Then later test for nilness with: if f.Rename == nil, or with better…
I'm from France, I read the Cassation ruling, and I'm law-savy. First, we wouldn't care of what the 1st court ruled. Nobody would consider a 1st court ruling as a new statu-quo. Content of the 7h November 2022 ruling :…
And here you can find the "resistor hunting" which describes what has changed on the PCB : https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=2596...
I was tired of seeing "--resume"^W loose so much context. [edit: not --resume, I meant a new session using project memory] I had the idea of an oracle/apprentice. The idea was that the new session would learn from the…
CLAUDE.md : Make no mistakes. Write good code, don't write bad code. Also never changes the impedance input to 50 Ω.
A similarity to your struct of fileops, would be Go to allow implementing an interface will nil methods. Like: func (f *file) Rename() = nil Then later test for nilness with: if f.Rename == nil, or with better…
I'm from France, I read the Cassation ruling, and I'm law-savy. First, we wouldn't care of what the 1st court ruled. Nobody would consider a 1st court ruling as a new statu-quo. Content of the 7h November 2022 ruling :…
And here you can find the "resistor hunting" which describes what has changed on the PCB : https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=2596...