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ale commented on Flirt: The Native Backend   blog.buenzli.dev/flirt-na... · Posted by u/senekor
CurleighBraces · 17 hours ago
If you haven't read the first blog post it's pretty good at explaining the concepts.

https://blog.buenzli.dev/announcing-development-on-flirt/

The demo is particularly good if you can get past ( by the authors own admission ) slow typing speed.

As with everything these days I can see this being even more useful in reviewing agent code.

For example if an agent has spat out a bunch of code that I've reviewed and then I've asked it to make changes, I definitely do not want to review all that code again in the same diff later.

ale · 14 hours ago
How is this different than simply committing between changes? Or even asking the agent to commit changes as it edits files.
ale commented on Zig Libc   ziglang.org/devlog/2026/#... · Posted by u/ingve
rudedogg · 9 days ago
I made a Zig agent skill yesterday if interested: https://github.com/rudedogg/zig-skills/

Claude getting the ArrayList API wrong every time was a major reason why

It’s AI generated but should help. I need to test and review it more (noticed it mentions async which isn’t in 0.15.x :| )

ale · 8 days ago
Fighting fire with fire
ale commented on Zig Libc   ziglang.org/devlog/2026/#... · Posted by u/ingve
Graziano_M · 9 days ago
You must have not tried this with an LLM agent in the past few months.
ale · 9 days ago
i tested sonnet 4.5 just last week on a zig codebase and it has to be instructed the std.ArrayList syntax every time.
ale commented on The Engineer to Executive Translation Layer   refactoring.fm/p/the-engi... · Posted by u/lucidplot
ale · a month ago
If you’re a CTO who needs and engineering translator then maybe you’re the wrong person for the role.
ale commented on Fabrice Bellard Releases MicroQuickJS   github.com/bellard/mquick... · Posted by u/Aissen
incognito124 · 2 months ago
Maybe he just oneshotted it
ale · 2 months ago
It's Fabrice so there's a chance he did
ale commented on The Case That A.I. Is Thinking   newyorker.com/magazine/20... · Posted by u/ascertain
ale · 3 months ago
This reads like 2022 hype. It's like people stil do not understand that there's a correlation between exaggerating AI's alleged world-threatening capabilities and AI companies' market share value – and guess who's doing the hyping.
ale commented on I built the same app 10 times: Evaluating frameworks for mobile performance   lorenstew.art/blog/10-kan... · Posted by u/0xblinq
ale · 3 months ago
Comparing something like next.js to other frameworks doesn’t make much sense anymore given that most webdevs choose DX and easy deployment above anything else. Vercel’s growth is proof of that.
ale commented on I built the same app 10 times: Evaluating frameworks for mobile performance   lorenstew.art/blog/10-kan... · Posted by u/0xblinq
Akhu117 · 3 months ago
I am the only one shocked that no comparison or test or thinking of native development? Web dev are this closed to other languages? I came here for this kind of comparison because of the article. headline
ale · 3 months ago
Native to the web like web components or a native platform?

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ale commented on I am a programmer, not a rubber-stamp that approves Copilot generated code   prahladyeri.github.io/blo... · Posted by u/pyeri
ale · 4 months ago
The good and bad aspect of this approach to AI in tech is that it revealed really how many developers out there are merely happy with getting something to work and get it out the door before clocking out and not actually understanding the inner workings of their code.

u/ale

KarmaCake day826July 3, 2017View Original