arikrahman

The best part is using harnesses like reasonix or whale make cache hit at a rate close to 98%, making requests converge to practically free. And that's with unsubsidized American providers like cloudflare or Digital Ocean.

I saw an interview with one of the main contributors for Neovim and they use fennel for everything. All roads lead to Lisp

That's clever insight. If it was lisp from the beginning, maybe would be more straightforward. It's as simple as code can get, according to Uncle Bob, while still being expressive. It's no wonder Emacs still reigns supreme. Well, I am happy with Niri's kdl approach for the time being.

$1 seem a lot, with a high cache hit rate it should be lower.

This is why I use the reasonix or whale harness for Deepseek, prefer the hyper optimized cache hits making request converge on almost free.

Maybe can emphasize yourself and call it LazyZig or something with the lazy moniker.

Why not just use Deno that's made in Rust and also has safety in mind?

Isn't simpson enough

Immediately thought of this article.

Excellent work, paired with the 500kb TTS model headlining today I can see the full stack coming together.

If lack of ddcutil wasn't enough reason to switch to another brand, this sure as heck is.

Thanks for mentioning that. I also wanted to use API only and with the cache hit rates I'm getting with Reasonix/whale harness on deepseek, it's going to be a difficult adjustment moving away from practically free.

They had a recent re-design last week.

I prefer https://jank-lang.org/ new re-design, and the approach of a more step-wise refinement.

I see it attracting more people than it dissuades. You can use jj as just a prefix for Git commands like jj git init. Yet you get supercharged repo navigation abilities. If obscelecene is your concern, jujutsu is VCS agnostic and doesn't have to use Git in the future.

Nix is as simple as it gets, even better than docker. Just 'nix run' whatever flake file someone gives you and everything works magically.

This codeforge going away can't happen for me because I self-host it.

It is self-hostable, but Tangled could disclose that great fact a bit more upfront.

Yes, separation between git storage and identity. Very simple to use your own Knot instead of the default knot1, just enter your own website link to it. Not as beholden to Github downtimes that are out of your hands.

I was using Codeberg this morning, now I'm on Tangled. All I had to do was switch remote origin.

I just switched to Tangled. It was actually very similar experience. I will be using Tangled henceforth!

How does tangled compare with codeberg? Seem like a cool project, wonder how the migration story is.

All roads lead to Lisp

Now there's Jank too, the first time a Lisp dialect has reached into native world since Clasp. The way it interops Clojure with the LLVM is unprecedented.

This is cool, are there plans to make this usable as a skill?

Interesting, will be pairing this with my Funnel setup and see how it goes.

Saw Zig in the headline and worried they were going the way of Bun. Turned out it was the opposite and made for a good read.

Not even 13 days ago another article on here was glazing the infotainment system. I even have the article. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48769397 People were attacking the critique I levied towards shallow praise flippantly gravitating to the word consistency, but now I feel vindicated.

A new and promising Reasonix alternative. Package available now on Nixpkgs.

This is the way I've been doing it and with less hiccups.

It's a pretty good heuristic if some of the more targeted communities choose a TLD and stay up for some time.

Here's my config for agents: https://codeberg.org/arik/agents It's a lot better since it's optimized for the model and cache hits, unlike other frontends that try to be more general.

With v5 I wouldn't be surprised if they can even slim it down more than waybar. No dependency to worry about unlike waybar with gtk core.