antoineMoPa

I kind of fear this would cause agents to get lost in previous outdated context, ultimately wasting time and tokens.

Neat, Thanks!

I've been "coding" a couple of apps with agents + rust recently and I realize how terribly huge the target/ folder can grow. Then, you run cargo clean, get a clean disk but compilation takes forever again. I routinely run out of disk space.

Love the experience in general except that part.

I tried to embody this ideal when I managed a team, but realized shielding too much meant less connection of members with the wider org and too much dependency on me for context and such. Overall, this meant we were a lower value team for the org.

I built some tools that lets me view diffs and summon agents to execute changes. You can probably vibe code that in a few minutes.

It's like corporate lingo for computers.

That's such a simplification. Canada has a respectful relationship with EU whereas the leader of the neighbors to the south has repeatedly hinted at annexation of Canada as a 51th state. How can you negotiate trade deals respectfully with this neighbor?

Currently the 2 major providers have outages, maybe we should not silo our knowledge work behind statistical text models?

I mean, yes, but some governments may be tied to using European alternatives by regulations and some individuals may prefer not relying on US / China models for various reasons (could be political / personal preferences).

egui is very neat indeed. With agentic coding, Rust UI dev is as easy as electron dev without the bloat. Electron was relevant when we had to manually code stuff.