And all on top of an elegant custom build system. Nice!

Woah, love the design! Simple, pretty, and functional. 🤩

They do! Most of their decisions "feels" in the right direction!

This pattern works like a charm with LLMs! Start with a simple and dumb question, get details, iterate it!

Las Lightning Talks suelen ser de mis momentos favoritos en las PyCon. Una pena que no haya este año. ¡El programa, por otro lado, se ve genial!

Love teaching teaching agents about CLIs!

davidgasquez.com/cursor-agent...

It's a bit dated now (write it on January 2025!) but showing them `uvx` and `npx` is an amazing way to give tons of CLIs without worring what is installed or not.

I personally see collapse as an inevitability for every individual institution. Nothing lasts forever. The smart way to build systems is to enable reforms so that they can adjust to reality without destroying what works in the process.

This is pretty baked into the philosophy of Bluesky

Oh, love this. Thanks for sharing Shawn!

I used to get to the same state ("feeling" how I want it to be done) by researching and looking at similar problems. Now, I go directly to implementation and learn by watching agents do it.

Been following the new notebook approach and really like it! Awesome work, Mike!

Setting up @tangled.sh as a mirror for a GitHub repository is simple:

$ git remote set-url --add --push origin git@tangled.sh:TANGLED_USERNAME/REPOSITORY

$ git remote set-url --add --push origin git@github.com:GH_USERNAME/REPOSITORY.git

I can't compare against MacOS since I've never had one but I haven't had any major issues in my development laptop in years.🤞

I've had a couple of interesting debugging sessions on my desktop computer though! Too much tinkering without reading the consequences.

Thanks for sharing the experience! Linux is not perfect but is fun*! 😅

* If you are into this type of fun.

From hallucination to reality! Cool example! 😅

I am! The times I've used it (low risk one off tasks), it has worked pretty well.

In this case, I manually reviewed the summaries and they all seemed correct. I already had some context on the projects so it only took a quick check to verify.