@samswoora Not to mention the fact that not having to deal with compilation times is a massive boost for iteration speed. Look, I get that agents have made focusing on performance easier, but if your tweet was true now, then Python wouldn't have become so popular in the first place.
@samswoora No, scripting languages have their purpose, the higher level of abstraction reduces the level of context that the entity having to write the code needs to worry about whether human or agent, which can be a worthwhile tradeoff.
why doesn't highlighting ignore punctuation? i was trying to look something up on the kindles wikipedia shortcut but i can't seem to due to the em-dash right after the word. theres even a reddit post from 6 years ago with 23 upvotes about this issue @AmazonKindle
If you use their "contributor" slug - i.e. opt in to data collection for Meta to "improve their products" - you can use Spark 1.2 at ridiculous pricing of $0.10/Mtok input and $0.20/Mtok output
Crazy that GitHub Copilot couldn't process more than 10 files at a time a couple years ago and now we have agents easily working on 5-6 digit LOC projects without devolving into pure slop as long as you're not vibe coding like a madman (you still need to read the code a bit)
@ibuildthecloud If my work computer allowed me to install applications I'd 100% use this, the current windows terminal has a lot of issues when it comes to multiplexers and TUIs