foretop_yardarm

Idk… I’ve written 100k sloc in ~2 weeks on the Claude £20 subscription with sonnet medium alone. Seems pretty good to me.

Parakeet really is quite amazing, I've even had it transcribe words before I've finished saying them! The WER% seems really good too.

Camlkit-gui for macOS

Is antigravity still heavily rate limited?

Feels like some good points but the llm writing makes it feel less trustworthy

I am working on two projects these days, one in Go and one in Clojure and anecdotally, I prefer clojure. (Easier to review, better iteration cycles through repl, cleaner and more concise code, better domain modelling)

cool idea!

> As it stands he lost the shareholders $150B+ (and counting)

When you put it like that, I kinda warm to the guy

If you are going to read in English, I can recommend the translation by Oliver Ready

It sounds like you should try ocaml

I’ve found turning on the 15m daily limit (the minimum available) has been helpful.

I actually think Ada has good potential as an AI adjacent language because the syntax is optimised for readability (I personally find it very readable too.)

I use clojure over common lisp because I find the ecosystem (libraries) a bit more approachable (feels like there is more web oriented stuff in clojure, plus gui support with javafx.) That said, the actual experience of working in common lisp is better (bit better repl/recompilation, conditions, native compilation.) Personally, I don't find scheme as practical for writing programs as either of these two options (too fragmented and/or niche.)

The book: el arte flamenco de la guitarra By juan martín is good. Focus on compas (rhythm). Use a metronome (tedious).