Continuous AI or CAI is the new CI workflow, Jenkins + Copilot Cli in a container + prompt files + checked out code is super powerful for having AI continuously churn through code performing tasks that need a little LLM reasoning.
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@lefticus I loved watching this recently for the approach, it felt like the good old days were we hunted for a better algorithm rather than just getting it to work and then stopping https://t.co/obAz6z0tTm
@Quasilocal@howie_hua All of these people not reading the problem correctly is why we have problems like #crowdstirke believe it or not 21 > 20.. its why we can't have nice things!
@sophia_edw28123 He’s completely forgotten that 18 year olds are doing Saturday jobs to help pay for their education, which he didn’t have to pay for when he went to Uni, at least not to the extent they do today!
@ericniebler@hankadusikova@code feels like you could adopt how compiler explorer started. I mean its crude... but more readable.
watch -n 5 cat <file> | sed 's/_//g' | clang-format
@jfbastien@lefticus @AaronBallman The barrier for entry to write tests like these in LLVM/Clang is quite high, You can spend ages moving characters around to get it working. I prefer the google test ones so much easier to write/debug and they CAN be formatted nicely.
@puhitaku The cause wasn’t likely clang-format but more that which ever include was moved earlier had a dependency on an earlier include #include_what_you_use
@the_moisrex@clion_ide In the same way that their numbers are flawed based on not looking in private repos or at centralized .clang-format files (https://t.co/aDZZUVvWQb) -style=file:<format_file_path>