Readit Newsrealaleris149 commented on Show HN: Kanban-md – File-based CLI Kanban built for local agents collaboration github.com/antopolskiy/ka... · Posted by u/santopol
From an agent perspective is very well documented but from a human perspective is not very clear - how you would use it?
> When I say "thanks, that worked," that memory gets promoted. When I say "no, that's wrong," it gets demoted.
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> No manual tagging.
I think this is also a kind of tagging.
realaleris149 commented on Wilson's Algorithm cruzgodar.com/applets/wil... · Posted by u/FromTheArchives
The description of the algorithm is frustratingly confusing.
"Now pick another random black dot to start from and color it white too. From this black dot" from which black dot, the white one?
"single step in a random direction, coloring the new dot white and drawing a line between the two dots". How big of a step is we need to draw a line? Ok, so where not talking about pixels, and where drawing black and white dots on a background of... let's imagine grey?
"backtrack along your path until you’re back at the dot that you were trying to color white" does this algorithm ever terminate in any tractible time?
I always had problems understanding algorithms from such descriptions. Even from pseudocode I find it difficult to understand. What I usually do is search for an implementation, even in a language I am not familiar with is still better. When you have code you can run it, test it, debug it - not so much with descriptions and pseudocode.
RFC3339.
ISO 8601 allows for 2 or 6 digit years. Truncating to 2 is just incorrect, and 6 digits is absurd. And you can read the RFC without paying ISO - and you can discuss the RFC with people who have also read it instead of relying on people using the Wikipedia page to interpret and explain ISO 8601.
I have a scheduling service at work and I keep getting requests for implementing ISO 8601 timestamps but I ignore them. RFC3339 is the way forward.
> 6 digit years
Totally insufficient for capturing important future events like the dead of the sun.
I'm confused. You said "none if it plays nicely with Xcode" but then you complain about what the experience is like when not using Xcode.
Not op, but I think "doesn't play nicely" means does not work so you have to do it in other ways. This has been my experience as well, albeit it was couple of years ago.
realaleris149 commented on Git Commands That Cover 90% of a Developer's Daily Workflow jsdev.space/15-git-comman... · Posted by u/javatuts
There are other commands?
Incidentally what is the best way to cursify jetbrains at the moment?
They just launched Junie https://www.jetbrains.com/junie/
As LLM benchmarks go, this is not a bad take at all.
One interesting point about this approach is that is self balancing, so when more powerful models come up, there is no need to change it.