eisbaw

do you want them to focus on the website or their model? do you buy a device because of its unboxing experience?

Backlog.md the project: tasks live in your repo, atomic and race free

Matrix

I did that many years back, but with MIPS and MIPSel: https://youtu.be/BGzJp1ybpHo?si=eY_Br8BalYzKPJMG&t=1130

presented at Embedded Linux Conf

https://github.com/eisbaw/litterate_bitorrent 800 pages, noweb extracts rust. Made by claude in a ralph loop over 1-2 days.

yes, it downloads actual torrents.

CLI rust-native client for Microsoft Teams, incl audio calling and messaging. Still very much alpha. Contributions welcome.

I thought this was another joke from https://cornhub.website/

submit and see if Anthropic accepts it

1023 cycles

I got to 1364 cycles for now, semi-manually: Using design space exploration organized via backlog.md project, and then recombination from that. 20 agents in parallel.

Asked to generate drawio for the winner so I can grok it more easily, then I gave feedback.

Edit: 1121 cycles

mawk is fast

or we could use asymmetric biometric fingerprints. Turns out features can be extracted into public and private sets, and both are required for a match. I hold a patent on it btw

I would think anything that works with PXE network boot would qualify. For cloud stuff, nixos-anywhere.

sounds very interesting but also hard to understand - do you have an introduction or some examples?

Seems like SoM GPT-4o is the one to beat. Also table and plot does not seem to agree

https://github.com/eisbaw/nano_ssh_server

Programming and CS is the art of solving problems - hopefully problems that matter.

AI lets you do that faster.

AI may suggest a dumb way, so you have to think, and tell it what to do.

My rate of thinking is faster than typing, so the bottleneck has switched from typing to thinking!

Don't let AI think for you. Do actual intensional arch design.

Programmers that don't know CS who only care about hammering the keyboards because they're artisans have little future.

AI also give me back my hobby after having kids -- time is valuable, and AI is energy efficient.

We are truly living in a cambrian explosion -- lot of slop will be produced, but market and selection pressure will weed those out.

So general that it says nothing. Very corporate.

It is great that Jesus works for you, but you have to separate real-Jesus versus storybook-Jesus. No doubt he lived, but written stories can be elaborated on.

For all I know, Jesus could have been the world's first great magician. The world has seen quite a few people in it, some quite remarkable - for which stories have been written. No deity or supernatural abilities need to apply.

Words in a book/internet aren't always the truth.

You get certainty in an uncertain world. You get a community that will defend you. You get a simple heuristic for navigating complex issues.

Like religion

100% agree. But with most used services being pushed by coorps, it will remain centralized until the "distributed mesh" becomes at least as good/robust.

xpra has video streaming and allows for sharing

vptrees

Maybe one day it will seem insane that every language ecosystem has its own build tool because there's some all-in-one tool that is just as easy to use as `(car)go build`!

Yep: Nix

nix-shell is the OG

Wow, thank you very much. I like the graphviz dot language. I may translate this to Rust.

Lol. The context window is actually just a buffer in your client. The guy could probably simply scroll up...

https://gist.github.com/eisbaw/8edc58bf5e6f9e19418b2c00526cc... produced https://github.com/eisbaw/CMake-Nix and it works

Local-first, CI-second.

CI being a framework, is easy to be locked into -- preventing local-first dev.

I find justfiles can help unify commands, making it easier to prevent accruement of logic in CI.

Noise? Iterating in PRs - if humans are involved.

That said, Terragon here (which is akin to Codex and Jules) are often "too autonomous" for my taste. Human in the loop is made more difficult -- commenting may not be enough: I can't edit the code from those because the workspace is so ephemeral and/or remote.