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This is an almost rage bait take, but in any case I agree that the models ability to write correct code and fuzz and test that code does make language choice a different tradeoff than it was before.

> bittlest

Sorry, what do you mean there?

Actually I really only need bare vim now. It's really refreshing. I can view, navigate, diff etc without any fancy plugins. I can add comments where I want the agent to change something.

It's often better to just find ways to embrace what it tries to do naturally. Otherwise you're fighting the weights and hidden prompts

Ghostty is a strange example though because Mitchell is very keen on agentic engineering.

I've seen other apps do this as well e.g. Cal.com

Polygarten hätte passen können? Und kurz: Pita haha

The Kingdom of Tonga stood out to me. Are you still there? Why were you there? It's a very interesting place, especially for anyone not from there. I'm only adjacently aware as someone who spent most of my life in a different Polynesian country.

I always shudder hearing about RC. It feels like both wrong ends of career and hobby intersecting and the whole experience sounds dank and clammy.

The most surprising thing about this to me is Alan Kay answering questions on Quora.

Just my guess

They're doing this on purpose to make a case for regulation in their favor. No way they are this stupid.

What?! Apparently only about 1% of the estimated hundreds of thousands of documents were ever published.

I made it 37 words into the article - highlight and search "Tetromino" -> Wikipedia Tetromino -> Alexey Pajitnov -> ...

What have you noticed about Astra? I haven't used Claude models lately so I can't compare but it seems fine compared to 5.6 Sol

> D2 thus far has been a product of handcrafted code. That era is over. This next phase of D2 will be driven by AI. By this, I mean that all of my contributions will use AI. I welcome AI contributions and will use AI to review your AI, etc. The exception is writing -- I will author all blog posts and comms without AI.

Really cool, seems like the right balance.

How well does the model adhere to using this in a harness like Codex where it may be directed to use the built in memory tooling? Maybe I'll need to try an experiment directing it to save to its native memory to use OKF instead

Most products don't exist to fill a need but instead want

More than help. It certainly has a uniquely identifiable voice

> the animal leisurely glid along the sea floor

Strange. I thought it was glided, or at least glode

Yeah Pydantic Settings is pretty nice

This is why I dislike offsites in general

It's hard to tell what is sincere vs sarcastic here

Fair...

I was thinking about agentic coding as well and a few years ago I probably would have really been interested in this project. But now it sits at a lower abstraction where I care less since the agent is the one managing it. It's strange

Amazingly well said. I have nothing substantive to add but thank you for writing that

So... it looks like this was written by Claude. I am less motivated to actually read it.

Is it still used at EPIC?

Couldn't this just be in git commits and give the a skill to look there?