Pearce Keesling

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@localhost_5173 Does your git panel have support for comments?

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@haveanicedavid @superdoteng Sure thing! I'll play around with it today and maybe I was just misunderstanding the UI

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@rtfeldman @bunjavascript @roc_lang Way to be a good example of how to present a good-faith pleasant post. People reading that will leave with good vibes for roc, rust and zig but an understanding of why you made the choices you did

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@maxktz @zeddotdev I was playing around with something along the same lines, I'll definitely give it a look

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@swmansion Huge props to the folks at @jetbrains for making such a competitive ios framework given its young age. In my experience the kmp side really flexes when you start needing multi threaded business logic processing. RN on Android has always kinda sucked so no surprises there

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@haveanicedavid @superdoteng I quite like how conductor and codex do it where I can see the changes and then comment on them like it's a regular PR. Then I add them to a chat and hit send (could be one step). Those comments then go away and the agent acts. Rinse and repeat

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@haveanicedavid @superdoteng Thanks! This is the biggest thing that keeps me from jumping fully from conductor - > superconductor. I am iterating 5-10 times per task and that little bit of friction between "make a comment" and "the agent fixes it" is quirky

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@swmansion Wow a real time video recording of a simulator driver! Usually my TL is full of 10x sped up videos. This actually looks fast enough I'd want to use it

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@ThePrimeagen Personally I loved book 5, but if you're looking for something very different maybe check out dungeon crawler carl (opposite of a soyboy). Son of the black sword is more traditional fantasy. Powder Mage books by Brian McClellan are amazing as well

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@davidimel I probably wouldn't describe it as "switch to the iPad version." For modern swiftui and compose you use responsive primitives like NavigationSplitView to smoothly scale up/down. It's probably still the same app that is just correctly responsive now

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@GloriousEggroll Take your time, appreciate all the hard work!

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@zeddotdev Not really one, but complete kotlin support. The kotlin lsp isn't really good yet so it's almost more harm than good. I'm sure it'll get better with time.

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@Dimillian Pretty much every prompt. Tbh it's the main thing keeping me from using claude because claude's @ is super broken and codex's still works

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@Dimillian My #1 pain point right now with codex is that I want to login with my subscription and then use my API key once the limits are hit. I don't pay for either so it's not about the cost directly but it's very inconvenient that I have to switch manually

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@felixrieseberg Sadly the answer is no

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@felixrieseberg Will it let me reference deeply nested files now? About 6 folders deep the existing desktop app stops finding files so I have to use the terminal app

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@thdxr @d4m1n @bcantrill has talked a few times about how early AWS was happy to perpetuate the myth that it was a race to the bottom. I can't help but feel like token inference is the same way. Anthropic is probably totally fine with people thinking they lose money on each user

[Pearce Keesling @keeslinp]

@ryanflorence @FurkanGozukara It's so funny to me how in the abstract everyone is like "yeah of course God doesn't need my money" but then is surprised pikachu when it turns out to be true. Tithing is about me not the church