Readit Newsvim folds are fully programmable. For me a bigger issue was git calling vimdiff for each file, which I fixed with my own difftool: https://gist.github.com/PhilipRoman/60066716b5fa09fcabfa6c95...
If you configure vimdiff as the difftool in your git config, just doing a `git diff` would show you the diff for each file sequentially.
> Distillation can be legitimate: AI labs use it to create smaller, cheaper models for their customers.What exactly makes these accounts ^fraudulent^ ...did they not pay Anthropic for the service ?
mv a b
mv c d
If that's not what you're saying, could you give an example of something you want to be able to do but can't?
Or to go a level deeper, if you have 2 occurrences of rename(2) from the stdlibc ...
rename('a', 'b'); rename('c', 'd');
...and the compiler decides on out of order execution or optimizing by scheduling on different cpus, you can get a and d existing at the same time.
The reason it won't happen in the example you posted is the shell ensures the atomicity (by not forking the second mv until the wait() on the first returns)
> This suggests that as companies transition to more AI code writing with human supervision, humans may not possess the necessary skills to validate and debug AI-written code if their skill formation was inhibited by using AI in the first place.
I'm reminded of "Kernighan's lever" :
> Everyone knows that debugging is twice as hard as writing a program in the first place. So if you're as clever as you can be when you write it, how will you ever debug it?
AI is writing code in the cleverest way possible which then introduces cognitive load for anyone who hasn't encountered these patterns previously. Although, one might say that AI would also assist in the debugging, you run the risk of adding further complexity in the process of 'fixing' the bugs and before you know it you have a big stinking ball of mud.
There are tariffs everywhere, all the time. Canada just dramatically cut its 90% (or something) tariff on Chinese cars. Tariffs haven't just started happening because someone you don't like did them.
Sure, it might have been used as a delicate lever previously but in its current brazen form is just bad diplomacy.
Superposition Financing: Your loan exists in all possible amounts until observed. Checking your balance collapses the wavefunction — so we recommend you simply... don't. Ignorance isn't just bliss, it's financially optimal.
Multiverse Co-signing: Split the debt across all versions of yourself in the multiverse. Sure, some of you will default — but statistically, infinite yous means infinite revenue for us.
Entangled Interest Rates: Your rate is entangled with a partner borrower chosen at random. If they pay on time, your rate drops.
Payment Clusters: Forget monthly installments. Payments arrive in probabilistic clusters — sometimes three in a week, sometimes none for a year. We can't predict when, and neither can you. It's not a bug, it's quantum mechanics.