Zig creator's article seems to have changed? I don't remember the bottom bit being there when I read it a few days ago. > Ray’s story: Faced with a legitimate challenge of memory bugs, there were several viable options.…
They optimized it to burn more token in the recent months I feel. I made a small ~100 line change to a codebase by hand and threw claude at it to review. It spawned several sub-agents and burnt a ton of tokens. I guess…
Does ghostty have any features that makes it better than kitty in anyway? I keep seeing this all over the place, but I still don't understand why it's better than existing options. Can someone help who's used both help…
My dad exclusively uses perplexity and I think completely stopped using google. It's definitely more common than we realize.
Yeah, me too. I argue with multiple models at the same time via a markdown doc to coordinate the discussion. I feel like it makes me less anxious about the final output if nothing else.
That's true. GC and manual are the two ends of the spectrum with other options in between like Rust. By catastrophic mistakes I mean security vulnerabilities created by memory safety related mistakes. Maybe it's just me…
Buffer overflows for one. I don't have numbers but many security vulnerabilities have some kind of memory safety problem underneath.
Exactly. 95% of programmers are application programmers - they ship software used by regular users. I think it's insane to use a non-GC language for most of those cases. Manual memory management is mentally taxing and…
Zig creator's article seems to have changed? I don't remember the bottom bit being there when I read it a few days ago. > Ray’s story: Faced with a legitimate challenge of memory bugs, there were several viable options.…
They optimized it to burn more token in the recent months I feel. I made a small ~100 line change to a codebase by hand and threw claude at it to review. It spawned several sub-agents and burnt a ton of tokens. I guess…
Does ghostty have any features that makes it better than kitty in anyway? I keep seeing this all over the place, but I still don't understand why it's better than existing options. Can someone help who's used both help…
My dad exclusively uses perplexity and I think completely stopped using google. It's definitely more common than we realize.
Yeah, me too. I argue with multiple models at the same time via a markdown doc to coordinate the discussion. I feel like it makes me less anxious about the final output if nothing else.
That's true. GC and manual are the two ends of the spectrum with other options in between like Rust. By catastrophic mistakes I mean security vulnerabilities created by memory safety related mistakes. Maybe it's just me…
Buffer overflows for one. I don't have numbers but many security vulnerabilities have some kind of memory safety problem underneath.
Exactly. 95% of programmers are application programmers - they ship software used by regular users. I think it's insane to use a non-GC language for most of those cases. Manual memory management is mentally taxing and…