OsamaJaber

Nice. The config fragmentation across tools is a real annoyance Does it handle conflicts if tools expect different formats for the same setting?

The requirements gap point is underrated. AI guesses where a human would ask By the time you catch it in review, you've already wasted the time you saved -_-

Surprised it took this long for someone to write it up properly

250 C files were deleted. 2032 to go. Watching Zig slowly eat libc from the inside is one of the more satisfying long term projects to follow

30+ years maintaining one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure on nearly every Linux and Unix system, and he's currently looking for a sponsor to fund continued development. Every compan…

Great job! This is the kind of project that should exist for every complex system Systems like vLLM's codebase are massive and hard to follow Would love to see the same approach for other infra…

Sooooo underrated Incredibly handy when you're away from your machine

The real issue was never AI in Windows It was AI with no clear user benefit. A Copilot button in Notepad doesn't solve a problem anyone has Good to see them pulling back, but the test will be whe…

We did something similar with TypeScript strict mode Turned it on per file with a ratchet count, and over a few months, the whole codebase was strict without ever blocking anyone

Finally Debugging slow queries without seeing what's happening inside the plan is just guessing

I didn't get it (Cat felling high and looking around meme)

This is something I noticed myself. I let AI handle some of my project and later realized I didn't even understand my own project well enough to make decisions about it :)

Exactly You can ban platforms but you can't ban communication

AI detectors punishing non native English speakers for writing too cleanly is the part nobody talks about enough -_-

The real question is enforcement They tried this, and kids just moved to platforms nobody knew existed

Agreed but being unemotional easy to say than to do :D

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The hardest part of (a step behind) is knowing when something is crossed over How do you decide when a tool is mature enough to adopt?

Clean. Maybe add days until cert expiry