My interpretation is much less dramatic. If you find a way to make a dollar from 95 cents of tokens and scale it in any meaningful way, you would be foolish to tell hacker news about it.
It is hands down the most user hostile UX I put up with. The fact that I put up with it speaks volumes about the value proposition that the underlying models bring to the table. I’m in the process of dumping codex for…
The last paragraph says: > At some point your docs will outgrow a single folder, and then all bets are off. You’ll want a separate repo with its own build process... My question is, why is this taken as a given? Is it…
I appreciate humor here, but there are now a dozen of these comments on every thread about Claude. They no longer adding anything substantial and dilute the discussion. I don't mean to pick on this comment in…
I started using Zed daily about 6 months ago after 10 years of VS Code. VS Code was having idiotic regressions (like randomly inserting a copy of the final line of a file on save) while they were busy pumping out AI…
You can download Xcode 27 RC now from https://developer.apple.com/download/applications/.
I switched to using Codex for the last two weeks, and while the prose has been better, there have been a lot more technical oversights. I'm now having fable review codex commits and it finds deep issues. I'v also done…
I'm so pumped for v8!
I meant does the rare SQLite bug tend to manifest in litestream for the same reason it showed up in Tailscale.
I wonder if this also affected litestream disproportionately, because litestream also inserts itself into the checkpoint process.
I wonder if making the index uppercase is strictly better in this sense, or if both upper and lowercase have chars that take more bytes.
I have one weird trick for people who are exploring this vein. I last opened an Xcode project about five years ago so I could be way behind the times. Having spent many years fighting with Xcode professionally, I was…
I've been working on a wrapper harness that runs claude as a separate user named `agent`. I tried this about a year ago and couldn't get it to work because of OAuth and the keychain, but took another pass recently and…
The grocer on my block is so tiny that I hit the max zoom before it shows up. If you pan around fiddle I can occasionally get it to appear, but it effectively does not exist according to google maps.
The suitability of Litestream for production disaster recovery is also an open question in my mind. I used 0.3.x for several years and when I tried to upgrade to the 0.5.x series there were runaway disk usage problems…
The simple answer is, I choose to use Python because I am productive with it. I get a lot done compared to the other languages I have tried. Performance is almost never the limiting factor in my work, nor has it been…
Interesting that "verb" does not appear in the posted article. I immediately thought of Yegge's kingdom of nouns blog post, which is 20 years old last month! I read it a long time ago and it made an impression on me.…
I’ve casually experimented with this in python a number of times for various hot loops, including those where I’m passing the chunk between c routines. On Apple M1 I’ve never seen a case where chunks larger than 16k…
I tried this with Claude code on macOS. I created a new agent user and a wrapper do run Claude has that user, along with some scripts to set permissions and ownership so that I could run simple allow/deny commands. The…
My understanding is that many extension modules are already written to take advantage of multithreading by releasing the GIL when calling into C code. This allows true concurrency in the extension, and also invites all…
From one “old guy” to another: PJ = private jet Diamond hands and to the moon are crypto trader slang Makes me laugh answering this question, because the meaning is all there if you skip over all the meme words.
I wrote a very rudimentary schema and automatic migration system for SQLite. One problem that I ran into recently was deploying changes that spanned two migrations, because the tool doesn’t know how to step through…
For the record, I started using Xcode before it was called that and people have said this almost every year since. As I recall there was a big hit to its quality when they converted it to obj-c’s short lived garbage…
Speaking for myself, managing a team of 3, the simpler management interface on Hetzner compared to AWS is a major professional advantage.
This may be outdated because git’s defaults have improved a lot over the years. When I first used git on a team was in 2011. As I recall, there were various commands like git log -p that would show nothing for a merge…
My interpretation is much less dramatic. If you find a way to make a dollar from 95 cents of tokens and scale it in any meaningful way, you would be foolish to tell hacker news about it.
It is hands down the most user hostile UX I put up with. The fact that I put up with it speaks volumes about the value proposition that the underlying models bring to the table. I’m in the process of dumping codex for…
The last paragraph says: > At some point your docs will outgrow a single folder, and then all bets are off. You’ll want a separate repo with its own build process... My question is, why is this taken as a given? Is it…
I appreciate humor here, but there are now a dozen of these comments on every thread about Claude. They no longer adding anything substantial and dilute the discussion. I don't mean to pick on this comment in…
I started using Zed daily about 6 months ago after 10 years of VS Code. VS Code was having idiotic regressions (like randomly inserting a copy of the final line of a file on save) while they were busy pumping out AI…
You can download Xcode 27 RC now from https://developer.apple.com/download/applications/.
I switched to using Codex for the last two weeks, and while the prose has been better, there have been a lot more technical oversights. I'm now having fable review codex commits and it finds deep issues. I'v also done…
I'm so pumped for v8!
I meant does the rare SQLite bug tend to manifest in litestream for the same reason it showed up in Tailscale.
I wonder if this also affected litestream disproportionately, because litestream also inserts itself into the checkpoint process.
I wonder if making the index uppercase is strictly better in this sense, or if both upper and lowercase have chars that take more bytes.
I have one weird trick for people who are exploring this vein. I last opened an Xcode project about five years ago so I could be way behind the times. Having spent many years fighting with Xcode professionally, I was…
I've been working on a wrapper harness that runs claude as a separate user named `agent`. I tried this about a year ago and couldn't get it to work because of OAuth and the keychain, but took another pass recently and…
The grocer on my block is so tiny that I hit the max zoom before it shows up. If you pan around fiddle I can occasionally get it to appear, but it effectively does not exist according to google maps.
The suitability of Litestream for production disaster recovery is also an open question in my mind. I used 0.3.x for several years and when I tried to upgrade to the 0.5.x series there were runaway disk usage problems…
The simple answer is, I choose to use Python because I am productive with it. I get a lot done compared to the other languages I have tried. Performance is almost never the limiting factor in my work, nor has it been…
Interesting that "verb" does not appear in the posted article. I immediately thought of Yegge's kingdom of nouns blog post, which is 20 years old last month! I read it a long time ago and it made an impression on me.…
I’ve casually experimented with this in python a number of times for various hot loops, including those where I’m passing the chunk between c routines. On Apple M1 I’ve never seen a case where chunks larger than 16k…
I tried this with Claude code on macOS. I created a new agent user and a wrapper do run Claude has that user, along with some scripts to set permissions and ownership so that I could run simple allow/deny commands. The…
My understanding is that many extension modules are already written to take advantage of multithreading by releasing the GIL when calling into C code. This allows true concurrency in the extension, and also invites all…
From one “old guy” to another: PJ = private jet Diamond hands and to the moon are crypto trader slang Makes me laugh answering this question, because the meaning is all there if you skip over all the meme words.
I wrote a very rudimentary schema and automatic migration system for SQLite. One problem that I ran into recently was deploying changes that spanned two migrations, because the tool doesn’t know how to step through…
For the record, I started using Xcode before it was called that and people have said this almost every year since. As I recall there was a big hit to its quality when they converted it to obj-c’s short lived garbage…
Speaking for myself, managing a team of 3, the simpler management interface on Hetzner compared to AWS is a major professional advantage.
This may be outdated because git’s defaults have improved a lot over the years. When I first used git on a team was in 2011. As I recall, there were various commands like git log -p that would show nothing for a merge…