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Replying to @defnotbeka
Type holes, first class versioning, built-in API expand-contract, ability to deprecate/inline code into client code-bases, report usage statistics of APIs, facilities for state migration, no global namespaces, some form of differential programming for custom automatic patches
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ALT Screenshot of a dark-themed text report showing two findings about sleep and Anki reviews. A table shows review statistics by hours slept the previous night: under 6 hours (102 reviews, 87.3% correct, 22.9 seconds per card), 6β7 hours (438, 92.0%, 17.4 seconds), 7β8 hours (738, 93.0%, 16.4 seconds), and 8+ hours (274, 95.3%, 15.9 seconds). The text says accuracy and speed improve with more sleep. A second finding says late-night YouTube viewing is associated with shorter sleep: 7.65 hours on nights without YouTube after 11 p.m. versus 6.46 hours on nights with five or more late videos.
I don't like knowing what programming languages or libraries claude is using.
Feels like this is none of my business.
Doing an implementation of Sam and Ravi's ragged blocks in Hazel to help visualize some stuff
Ragged Blocks: Rendering Structured Text with Style by Sam Cohen
arxiv.org/abs/2507.06460
very interesting method for rendering nested structure while respecting typographical layout
Alexander Bandukwala π¦ retweeted
Types $200
Values $150
Syntax $800
Gold Detailing $3,600
Perf $150
Alexander Bandukwala π¦ retweeted
what if the outline view was a fully bidirectional alternate editor?
Cryptographic time capsule were you just encrypt something and throw away the key assuming the encryption will be broken in 20 to 30 years
We are reaching the point with llm-boosted personal software that our setups are completely incomprehensible to each other.
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