My wife’s impressed though, may be a little…

But she’s also a programmer.

Too much focus on compile time.

I think SPAs really only work for offline PWAs.

Also, there’s this one guy who’s auto-uploading auto generated videos of stackoverflow questions and answers on youtube, like every few seconds. I think I saw it on one of DistroTube videos.

It’s probably because of Lua that the plugin ecosystem exploded in the recent years.

I’m glad I adopted neovim early.

I wished browser standard would just adopt something close to sqlite instead of IndexedDB.

We keep our product information catalogue in a sqlite file.

If you haven’t done any Clojure, may be Elixir?

We’re like oompa loompas to their willy wonka complex.

He’s supposed to be using TempleOS and coding i HolyC

Not and AI expert but I’ve never been convinced by AI that’s trained on human provided data. It’s just gonna be garbage in, garbage out. To get something substantially useful from AI, it needs to be… axiomatic, I guess. A few years ago, there was Alpha Zero learning only the rules of chess but within just a few hours, it learned all the chess openings/theories that took human chess masters centuries to formulate. It even has it’s own effective opening lines that used to be considered wasteful/unsound before. Granted chess game rules and win conditions are relatively simple compared to real life problems. So may be, it’s too early for general purpose AI research to billions into.

What happens to me is the opposite. I got used to Ctrl+w to delete a word in terminal and accidentally closed browser tabs many times while typing in them.

What happens to me is the opposite. I got used to Ctrl+w to delete a word in terminal and accidentally closed browser tabs many times while typing in them.