Hit 140kg deadlift, then 145 a week after
This is after stagnating my 5-rep PB for 2 months straight
Turns out, you need to hit a one-rep max once in a while to progress, even though they're scary looking
@HSVSphere Nutshell is the only shell which has heuristicslop on top of heuristicslop.
a.k.a `detect columns --guess`
Still heuristicslop as a defacto FFI is admirable
You should not be writing unit tests
You should be writing property based integration tests, with fake IO
People are not ready for this and won't be for another decade
@wookash_podcast If the code is the code I don't know anything about, I ask questions until I know some things about it
The person who "written" (promoted the LLM) the code should be able to explain what the code does to a sufficient degree, if I'm an appropriate person to ask for review
@bluewmist This never happens.
I have drilled into my soul skipping exercises feels worse than not skipping.
I am now an exercise slave who couldn't stop if he wanted to.
@levelsio Tmux is the worst terminal multiplexer, except all other ones.
The problems tmux solves are genuinely very difficult
To have these problems solved, the price of unintuitive defaults and janky configuration syntax is a small price to pay
State of the art AI coding is insanely good.
Programmers are cooked in one to two years.
The last bastion of humanity is having good architectural taste, and nitche algorithmic proficiency.
Both of which I have no reason to believe AI couldn't improve in.
I'm not afraid of AI taking over chess.
They prioritize controlling the middle too much.
They are getting tripped up when I start with weird openings.
Garry Kasparov didn't get swept by Deep Blue in 1997, he lost only by a full point, 2.5 to 3.5.
Every tuesday it seems like the JavaScript ecosystem comes out with the "newest greatest fastest build tool that's gonna change the game and have a simple project made with Claude Code in an hour build in under 5 minutes (but will crash, and take down entire tmux pane somehow??)"
I alias every Linux CLI command I use to a single letter.
a: awk
b: bc
c: cat
d: date
e: echo
f: find
g: grep
h: head
i: git
j: jq
k: kill
l: ls
m: mv
n: env
o: sort
p: ps
q: cp
r: rm
s: sed
t: cut
u: uniq
v: vim
w: wc
x: xargs
y: yes
z: tar
This saves me ~4 hours/year.
I spend these 4 hours telling others about my optimised setup.