tripsnek
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tripsnek.com - Europe Travel Itinerary Optimizer Software architect. Primarily Node/Angular/TypeScript. AI R&D since 2005. Things I like: Static typing, genetic algorithms, Rick Steves, liberal democracy 📍Atlanta
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This weekend I released something I've wanted to open source for a while - a lightweight port of EMF (Eclipse Modeling Framework) for TypeScript. It lets you do model-driven dev in TypeScript, and even has its own VS Code extension (TMF Ecore Editor).

github.com/tripsnek/tmf

npm i @tripsnek/tmf
It seems, perfect?

Angry, but impotent, loser shit. Appealing exclusively to his base, cringe to everyone else.

Exactly the sort of reaction you'd hope to provoke. We jedi mind tricked them into overtly embracing monarchy.
They finally do have a headline on their front page and it reads like it was written by a middle schooler.
ai slop he posted on truthsocial

bsky.app/profile/soci...
and another thing: he’s not mad. please don’t put it in the newspaper that he got mad.
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npr: so, no kings

tyrannosaurus rex: yes

npr: how shall I put this

trex: this interview is over
A dinosaur talking with an NPR producer.
Saw an entire genre of signs today that clearly said "facism" initially and the person looked at it and thought "well i'm not making another one" and crammed thr other S in there.
Pfft, what are these people doing? Caring about stuff? Yikes.
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After 2024, pundits brushed off the Resistance as cringe. I submit: Yes, it was. And cringe is good. Cringe, in fact, will save democracy.
Resistance Is Cringe
But it’s also effective.
www.theatlantic.com
Jesus christ just checked is that game like 1 WAR all by itself?
Those are mirrors that I provide as a public service at my own expense.

Which is fine, you can still block them, but that is what they are.
I am in the United States illegally and there is fuck all you can do about it.
I am merely offering testimonial evidence. Not truth.
this one from the ATL protest resonated w me
There is an epidemic vibe coded slop that sucks in all sorts of ways.
This behavior needs to be associated with these people for the rest of their miserable lives. They should never again hold any position of privilege or authority, only jobs which literally no one else is willing to do.
An ICE agent, who is being arrested for drunk driving and nearly killing his little kids & others, tries to stop the arrest by racially profiling the officers arresting him. Amazing to watch the courtesy given to him as he is belligerent and uncooperative
They nominated the task, not me. Python and TypeScript are not similar languages.
This was the best I could do in 300 characters bsky.app/profile/trip...
But ok, concrete:

I need a simulator. Node. It has X modules for X different elements <describe behavior of each>

Front end: Angular. Thin visualizations. It should have equivalent modules for managing each type of element.

The data model should be shared. REST API exposing necessary sim data.
That's the gist of it, anyway.
The point is: when you see the decomposition, you understand what the LLM needs to know. They are the same task. The LLM really does see the system the same way you do. So you can write a paragraph and - in code terms - express a novella.
Then add on top of that you understand all the tech stacks, design patterns and software libraries at your disposal. You can just refer to them by name, and its clear what they do and why you want to use them.
If you are experienced, it gets easier. You see the decompositions really quickly, and the funny thing about them is that they don't take very many words to describe. I tried to capture that in my simulation example earlier, but it's hard.