Imo, the article misses the main point of code review. It's not about finding bugs or spreading around knowledge, but about maximizing value vs maintenance costs. Code is expensive, not to produce but to maintain. Every…
One thing that annoys me to no end is when a mobile app can't even load without an internet connection. There's a plague of apps that are thin veneers over a web view. I get that this is easier to deploy and manage, but…
I have this problem even in codebases. Claude will work on something, and add detailed comments in which it extrapolates the from the design and confidently states intentions and decisions which aren't actually grounded…
With a soldering iron and USB-CD PD trigger boards, I've successfully converted a few of this kind of thing.
Mine is obsessed with "planes". Data plane, control plane, management plane. Everything is a plane :)
I interpreted this as a visual bug with the sprites. As a sailor, I love seeing ads or other random imagery of sailboats that's clearly photoshopped, with sails in nonsensical orientations or completely backwards with…
That might be challenging, I hear people are pretty short on tokens these days.
Antigravity's coding agent is worlds apart from Gemini CLI, though.
This stood out to me too - there's an underlying assumption that private entities _can_ say no to governments, but that's only true to a point. If the government decides it needs AI-powered killbots as a matter of…
Vibe biology?
For 3D modeling (assuming you want to do CAD), Onshape is a fantastic alternative to native applications.
In that sense, AI behaves like a human assistant you hire who happens to be incredibly susceptible to social engineering.
The problem with "the language tooling is already a build system" is that cross-language dependency chains are a thing. The moment you need a Rust or Zig file to be regenerated and recompiled when a JSON schema or…
One major disadvantage here is the lack of training data on a "new" language, even if it's more efficient. At least in the short term, this means needing to teach the LLM your language in the context window. I've spent…
And a major consumer of space, because they have to accommodate bigger ports even if they're only doing USB-C pass-through.
> Stardust-oxide is a re-implementation of the unikernel in Rust. Not "Starrust"? What a missed opportunity...
Not a single mention of AI, LLMs, or Agents. I'm impressed :)
More the latter. The lock guard is not `Send`, so holding it across the await point makes the `impl Future` returned by the async function also not `Send`. Therefore it can't be passed to a scheduler which does work…
What I want the most here is transparency. If a creator thinks they can make better videos by partnering with a media company, great. I'm happy to judge for myself if their content is still for me or not. I donate to a…
I wonder if this is due to the common trope in science fiction literature that changing the past in even a small way has a butterfly effect of unintended and frequently disastrous consequences.
If you're ever in SF, it's really worth going to see. Such a cool mixture of art and technology.
Well, it is an all black shirt...
Without knowing what Car Thing was, I read all 3 of those pages and still have no idea what this project is.
It's because we write the numerals in the same order as the longer form: May 10th, 2023 becomes 5/10/23.
This is also a core design principle of Angular - the compiler extracts the static template structure and generates code to update dynamic bindings within it.
Imo, the article misses the main point of code review. It's not about finding bugs or spreading around knowledge, but about maximizing value vs maintenance costs. Code is expensive, not to produce but to maintain. Every…
One thing that annoys me to no end is when a mobile app can't even load without an internet connection. There's a plague of apps that are thin veneers over a web view. I get that this is easier to deploy and manage, but…
I have this problem even in codebases. Claude will work on something, and add detailed comments in which it extrapolates the from the design and confidently states intentions and decisions which aren't actually grounded…
With a soldering iron and USB-CD PD trigger boards, I've successfully converted a few of this kind of thing.
Mine is obsessed with "planes". Data plane, control plane, management plane. Everything is a plane :)
I interpreted this as a visual bug with the sprites. As a sailor, I love seeing ads or other random imagery of sailboats that's clearly photoshopped, with sails in nonsensical orientations or completely backwards with…
That might be challenging, I hear people are pretty short on tokens these days.
Antigravity's coding agent is worlds apart from Gemini CLI, though.
This stood out to me too - there's an underlying assumption that private entities _can_ say no to governments, but that's only true to a point. If the government decides it needs AI-powered killbots as a matter of…
Vibe biology?
For 3D modeling (assuming you want to do CAD), Onshape is a fantastic alternative to native applications.
In that sense, AI behaves like a human assistant you hire who happens to be incredibly susceptible to social engineering.
The problem with "the language tooling is already a build system" is that cross-language dependency chains are a thing. The moment you need a Rust or Zig file to be regenerated and recompiled when a JSON schema or…
One major disadvantage here is the lack of training data on a "new" language, even if it's more efficient. At least in the short term, this means needing to teach the LLM your language in the context window. I've spent…
And a major consumer of space, because they have to accommodate bigger ports even if they're only doing USB-C pass-through.
> Stardust-oxide is a re-implementation of the unikernel in Rust. Not "Starrust"? What a missed opportunity...
Not a single mention of AI, LLMs, or Agents. I'm impressed :)
More the latter. The lock guard is not `Send`, so holding it across the await point makes the `impl Future` returned by the async function also not `Send`. Therefore it can't be passed to a scheduler which does work…
What I want the most here is transparency. If a creator thinks they can make better videos by partnering with a media company, great. I'm happy to judge for myself if their content is still for me or not. I donate to a…
I wonder if this is due to the common trope in science fiction literature that changing the past in even a small way has a butterfly effect of unintended and frequently disastrous consequences.
If you're ever in SF, it's really worth going to see. Such a cool mixture of art and technology.
Well, it is an all black shirt...
Without knowing what Car Thing was, I read all 3 of those pages and still have no idea what this project is.
It's because we write the numerals in the same order as the longer form: May 10th, 2023 becomes 5/10/23.
This is also a core design principle of Angular - the compiler extracts the static template structure and generates code to update dynamic bindings within it.