@willmcgugan I wonder if you could set up a bot to automatically close issues/PRs that don't adhere to repo templates
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Ty
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@tschlic
mostly data yapping | occasional socialist shill | Fighting for our right to party
St Louis, MO Katılım Aralık 2015
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Why use AI to post an issue in a repository? It turns a simple message in to a wall of text with tables, headings, and checkboxes.
This s*** is making me trigger happy with the close button. And I hate that.
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Im so happy with yazelix v13.3
This is like planting a tree or writing a book for me
Like a weight off my soul
Because I had a vision, and managed to make it true, birth it into the world
It's one less regret to carry on my deathbed
I still have many ideas to implement tho
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I tried polyphasjc sleep once when I was 16, I was so convinced
Chris Albon@chrisalbon
Silicon Valley S10E5: Pied Piper discovers the Claude Code offers 2x rate limits between 5–11 AM. Richard and Dinesh go full polyphasic sleep to exploit it. Meanwhile Gavin Belson tries to mandate the same at Hooli and ends up losing half his engineering team.
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@willmcgugan The cause being... Everyone has a right to healthcare? I hear what you're saying but odd example to pick
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There’s a certain delusional quality about the AI accelerationist crowd. AI is the solution to social problems when it’s convenient for their cause.
Garry Tan@garrytan
New York wants to ban AI that outscores doctors on medical exams. Over 900,000 New Yorkers have no insurance. 92% of low-income legal problems go unaddressed. Anti-AI NY bill S7263 isn't consumer protection. It's cartel protection. gli.st/ypknnhdn
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"I cannot have faith in the long-term health of any organization expecting serious engineering to be done on Windows, and whose IT staff are too lazy to support other operating systems for their most core employees. The salary premium is
simply not worth the torture of using Windows on a daily basis."
Asmit@coolcoder56
Employee resigned because he got Windows 11 instead of Mac 💀
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Devs sticking to CLIs is our faster horses of the era. Horses are nice though!
Adam Jacob@adamhjk
I've certainly deployed beyond a demo. There is nothing MCP does that wouldn't be better handled by a CLI that wraps it for you. It's more composable. It's faster. It's useful in multiple situations.
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Ty retweetledi
is there something like the opposite of autism where you're exceptionally skilled at reading people and love being around them, and instead of perceiving the world through categories you see it all as divinely connected and full of signs everywhere
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@0xblacklight hahaha. I've done similarly, mine was "use Kent Beck's canonical TDD"
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"assume the persona of martin fowler and consider which refactorings might be appropriate" is legitimately a great prompt too btw
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames
"leave the code better than you found it" is a pretty good mantra in this day and age, because it forces you to engage with the slop.
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@tayloramurphy meh, feels like this totally misses the point of markdown-as-a-graph network, yeah you dont wanna reinvent graph querying but i dont think anyone is trying to. the secret sauce imo is interchange -- fluid and lossless conversion btw markdown, html, trees, streams, etc
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One thing I see a lot of very smart people getting wrong about the future is what moats will still exist.
Taste and distribution are not going to be effective moats.
The only moat will be an actual moat.
If your team is not physically excavating the earth around your office while a dozen Claude agents build your app, you're ngmi.
The companies who figure this out first are going to be impossible to compete with.
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@_Evan_Boyle ugh, y'all are gonna make me finally learn typescript arent you
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Next week we're shipping extensions in Copilot CLI. The agent can write and hot reload its own typescript extensions that define custom tools, hooks, etc.
Here is an extension that renders an interactive canvas in the browser based on what you're working on.
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Suppose you overtake 10 times as many runners as overtake you. What can you say about your speed relative to the other runners?
(everyone is running around a circular track in the same direction forever, and each person started at a random point)
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No way I'm going back to git diffs
this view actually makes me want to read what the clanker did
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@willmcgugan Because there is a wide number of programmers out there that truly believe it doesn't matter if you write tests before or after the code
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A consistent theme on AI slop PRs is "regression" tests that pass without the supposed fix.
I do wonder why. Is this a failure on the AI side, or a failure in the user's prompt?
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