podman image ls --all | sed 's/\s\s\+/\t/g' | tee >(head -n 1) >(tail -n +2 | sort -hrk 5) >/dev/null

for personal projects (more polyglot but rust, js, python, and random shell scripts are bigger and more important here) it's been more mixed to positive; and this is (i think?) in part because i have the luxury of writing off things I'm _not actually_ interested in doing. maintaining cmake files sucks, and the free tier of Cursor does a good enough job of it. I have a few small plugins/extensions for things like blender, and again, I don't know enough to do a good job there, and the benefit of making something extremely specific to what i need without actually knowing what's going on under the hood works fine: I can just verify the results, and that's good enough. but then, conversely, it's made it _wayyyy_ harder to pick and verify third party libraries for the things i do care about? I'll look something up and it'll either be 100% AI vibe coded and not good enough to sneeze at, or it'll be fine, but the documentation is 100% AI generated and likewise, I would rather just have the version of this library before AI ever existed.

more and more I'm convinced LLM agents are only fit for purpose for things that don't need to be good or consistent, but that there is actually a viable niche of things that don't need to be good that it can nicely slot into. That's still not worth $20/month to me, though. and it's absolutely ruining the online commons in a way that makes it hard to feel good about.

(my understanding of claude code is that it's a non-interactive agent, which is worse for what i have in mind. iteration and _changing my mind_ are a big part of my process, so even if I let the computer do its own thing for an hour and work on something else, that's less productive than spending even 10 minutes of focused time on the same thing.)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump%E2%80%93Russia_do...

notably: it's not the GOP the organization that initial funded the oppo, but a private news org with conservative leanings. and the FBI did not fund the dossier, but were provided it during its creation. (side note: who cares)

When it comes to corroboration: I would think the special investigation is good enough evidence that the claims of Russian cooperation are being taken seriously, no? Significant is a weasel word but there is actual smoke here.

https://www.commerce.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2017/9/comm...

The easy example being a datastructure growing over time and getting slower to manipulate and query. This is a problem where being cavalier with the amount of memory you allocate and use will hurt you, even if you've got lots of memory to spare.

The IDE (in this case atom) spins up the process and shuts it down when necessary, and then both sides communicate to each other using an implementation-defined IPC mechanism.

So it's a server more in the sense that the IDE requests info as a client, and then the server provides it (pull, not push).

https://imgur.com/JdB5UK3