Chad Adams

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@ritu_twts Vlang

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@Atinux @nuxt_js We getting Vue vapor? 🙂

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@nstlopez @evanyou Awesome! I'll have to try it out. 🙂

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@giorgio_boa @evanyou Awesome thank you! 🙂

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@peaklabs_dev Won't let me transfer it to your org

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@Symedia_ @Hesamation Where’s ZON?
https://t.co/rD9D5ZyHsp

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@ohmypy How does this compare to Vlang?

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The vlang setup-v github action is now
~30x faster on subsequent runs when the version is specified.
https://t.co/nCJwacCdFU

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@BenjDicken Just out of curiousity but how many connections can Postgres handle at once before this becomes a problem?

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The vlang lsp now supports doc comments on hover

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@brk0v Zero-cost abstractions means you have a slow compiler.

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@GregorySchier Yeah that must of been a long time ago 😆 would highly recommend trying it again. I also use Rust, Go, TypeScript. Haven’t had any issues. I’ve tried Zed can’t get into it. For some reason the UI feels weird to me. Maybe I’m just so used to VSCode 😆

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@notyuldshah @OrenMe @GitHubCopilot @burkeholland @code I prefer Sonnet 4.6 because it's faster and cheaper than Opus. Opus is better for complex tasks and reasoning. I find it better for creating a plan. The tasks are small and well defined so Sonnet 4.6 doesn't have a problem implementing it. I'm experimenting though.

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@notyuldshah @OrenMe @GitHubCopilot @burkeholland @code I have 2 custom agents.

1. Planner - Primary agent that uses Opus 4.6 to create a plan and batches of tasks. Then delegates those tasks to the subagent.

2. Implementer - Subagent that uses Sonnet 4.6. This one only implements the tasks that the primary agent gave it.

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@notyuldshah @OrenMe @GitHubCopilot @burkeholland @code Yeah looks like it does. I ran it for 8 hours and only took 2 hours 24 minutes to migrate the Angular app to React. It used 6 premium requests. That's not bad though thought it would be way more.

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@ladybirdbrowser Hope you don’t mind waiting hours for it to compile.