eisbaw

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.

https://ghuntley.com/stdlib/ applies to claude as well.

AI won't magically know your codebase unless it is pretty vanilla - but then you teach it. If it makes a mistake, teach it by adding a rule.

You have to confine the output space or else you quickly get whatever.

you just rick rolled me!

Claudia helps regarding managment and session mental switching.

I added a web server ontop, so I can use Claudia from my phone now: https://github.com/getAsterisk/claudia/pull/216

git is the solution, not the problem.

I like the service but I've displayed this via curl on my home dashboard for more than 2 years - and the uptime is not great.

Reflows text better than commitmsgfmt IMHO, as it preserves lists and sub-lists better.

Argh, yet another way to distribute userland images. AppImages does it right by including the run-time with the image itself - no prior installation needed.

More nix less containers, btw.

E.g. docker run -ti nixery.dev/shell/cowsay bash for on-the-fly containers based on Nix.

Can't we standardize on AGENTS.md instead of all these specific CLAUDE.md and now GEMINI.md.

I just symlink now to AGENTS.md

I made my own fuzzy ripgrep, rgf. Works like rg but then pipes into fzf. When selected, your editor pops up on that line. Pretty handy.

        rgf is a function
        rgf ()
        {
            ( unset rg;
            function rg_normalize ()
            {
                sed -E 's#-(\x1b\[[0-9;]*m)*([0-9]+)(\x1b\[[0-9;]*m)*-#\1:\2:\3#g'
            };
            rg --color=always "${@:-${RG_LAST_ARGS[@]}}" --with-filename --line-number | rg_normalize | fzf --ansi --multi > /dev/shm/.tmp.fzf );
            cmd_fuzzy_editor $(cat /dev/shm/.tmp.fzf | awk -F':' '{file=$1; line=$2;} {print file, line}') > /dev/shm/.my_editor.source;
            source /dev/shm/.my_editor.source
        }




         type cmd_fuzzy_editor
        cmd_fuzzy_editor is a function
        cmd_fuzzy_editor ()
        {
            ( set -eu;
            {
                local file="$1";
                local line="$2"
            } 2> /dev/null;
            export EDITOR="${EDITOR:-vim}";
            export FUZZY_EDITOR="${FUZZY_EDITOR:-${EDITOR}}";
            case "$FUZZY_EDITOR" in
                "vi" | "vim" | "gvim" | "nvim" | "neovim" | "spacevim")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" "${file}" "+${line}"
                ;;
                "emacs")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" --no-splash "+${line}" "${file}"
                ;;
                "nano")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" "+${line}" "${file}"
                ;;
                "nedit")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" "${file}" -line "${line}"
                ;;
                "sublime_text")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" --new-window "${file}:${line}"
                ;;
                "code" | "vscode")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" --goto "${file}:${line}"
                ;;
                "notepadqq" | "nqq")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" -line "${line}" "${file}"
                ;;
                "kate" | "leafpad" | "mousepad" | "gedit")
                    echo "$FUZZY_EDITOR" "${file}"
                ;;
                *)
                    echo 'No FUZZY_EDITOR found!' 1>&2
                ;;
            esac )
        }

Why not telnet?

Why are diffs still so text-based? That should be a last resort. Typically when you edit a text file, your action has meaning beyond the primitive edit. You probably changed a variable name, moved a function above another. Replaced a whole chunk of stuff with other stuff, etc.

The problem with diffs is that they are not easily portable - because their intent is so (accidentally) low-level. Imbue diffX with semantics, and they can become more readable - by humans and AI alike.

Versioning could also be determined from: 1. User-centric: Has --help changed? If not, it is minor bump. 2. Developer-centric: Will conflicts occur if a new commit is cherry-picked onto the prior release?

I like linear Git histories, but image if we could "widen" a linear history maximally - so all non-conflicting commits "branch out" and only merge when needed.

git-secrets

How does this compare with FramaC and KLEE?

Abstract reads alot like the Nix store.

Does it run locally? I inherently do not trust anything serverd on the web to be stable.

I wouldn't technically call this "boot" since the kernel has already booted... If get google-drive "mounting" support into grub, then I'll concede. This just places the rootfs on some strange place.

btw, I have a project in my drawer, to place rootfs of my NixOS on IPFS.

I wouldn't call it problematic, but LE Audio does require new Bluetooth stack, both hardware and software.

ASHA works with older Bluetooth Low Energy spec versions.

But ASHA is bad: A too-simple protocol, leading implementations having to figure out timing themselves. I implemented ASHA in our Hearing Aids, btw.

aka beam-forming. No AI needed, just good mics.

Let him at least finish M.Sc. first. Then he can get dissapointed about the industry a bit later.

I still don't get the appeal. Why would you want this again?