@boshen_c I think there is an issue with Bigint (1n, 100n ...) I can't quite come to a conclusion but there is definitely something wrong with compiling them when enabling the new rust compiler.
@theo - Attaching other file types
- when the sidebar is closed, hovering on the edge or the small sidebar button should open the sidebar over the content to quickly see the content and jump without opening it fully.
@mweinbach Yes, the closer you get the more it stops without finishing the full task. It even told me "I've been running this session for too long and I might start doing some silly mistakes"
@mattpocockuk Been loving wayfinder -> to spec -> to tickets.
one question, if during implementation, a new requirement comes in that changes the perspective of the old spec, what would be the right way to refactor the tickets/spec? Thank you for your work!
@AnupamHaldkar No point in trying to remember everything. a senior engineer will do a bit of research and know exactly what to use for their specific need. L take.
@VictorTaelin Opus has a much better taste.
I always do the critical thinking/planning and working on Opus, and only throw a task at gpt 5.5 when it's very clear but tedious and would burn my precious Opus limits lol.
@theo I honestly really like the browser integration in codex and CC apps. Obviously, the codex one is miles better but still having it is better than not having it.
@ctatedev It left a bad taste in my mouth, so I just had the idea, what if... I used Web components, so yeah Me and claude are doing a separate branch to rewrite all the editor stuff in Lit. theoretically, it sounds like it's gonna work. Hopefully it does, I'm tired lol.
@ctatedev I kept doing a lot of iterations, and essentially building a custom syntax that is html like that the AI should generate and then I parse it to react components with all the right stuff attached to the right places. (4/n)