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I don't see improvements in development speed. Because I do track time spent on setting up devcontainers, tinkering with MCPs, digging through the links to double-check for hallucinations.
I do see a surge in lines per hour written to and then scrapped from my hard drive. It's not speed tho
I do see a surge in lines per hour written to and then scrapped from my hard drive. It's not speed tho
January 5, 2026 at 7:10 PM
I don't see improvements in development speed. Because I do track time spent on setting up devcontainers, tinkering with MCPs, digging through the links to double-check for hallucinations.
I do see a surge in lines per hour written to and then scrapped from my hard drive. It's not speed tho
I do see a surge in lines per hour written to and then scrapped from my hard drive. It's not speed tho
Checkout Todoist, GitLab, GitHub, Google Docs, from best to worst. This is what UX for text heavy applications is — ability to do everything with text.
I didn't bring up CC, I just happened to use it and have specific before mentioned problems with it
I didn't bring up CC, I just happened to use it and have specific before mentioned problems with it
January 5, 2026 at 7:02 PM
Checkout Todoist, GitLab, GitHub, Google Docs, from best to worst. This is what UX for text heavy applications is — ability to do everything with text.
I didn't bring up CC, I just happened to use it and have specific before mentioned problems with it
I didn't bring up CC, I just happened to use it and have specific before mentioned problems with it
I'm talking about the anthropic frontend for Claude: claude.ai. Do you remember Claude 2 and when it was released? 2022 or 2023? And only several weeks ago they implemented the ability to specify the project to be used without leaving the text field, with the mentioned /slash commands.
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January 5, 2026 at 12:42 PM
I'm talking about the anthropic frontend for Claude: claude.ai. Do you remember Claude 2 and when it was released? 2022 or 2023? And only several weeks ago they implemented the ability to specify the project to be used without leaving the text field, with the mentioned /slash commands.
It's not a problem with some specific tool really, it's a problem with the ecosystem made by a bunch of "break things fast" startupers for people alike.
January 5, 2026 at 7:19 AM
It's not a problem with some specific tool really, it's a problem with the ecosystem made by a bunch of "break things fast" startupers for people alike.
But the whole idea of llms.txt with "copy markdown" buttons on every doc page is hilarious. "Let's force people to do stuff that <link> tag and Accept/Content-Type/Link headers were designed to solve decades ago".
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January 5, 2026 at 7:19 AM
But the whole idea of llms.txt with "copy markdown" buttons on every doc page is hilarious. "Let's force people to do stuff that <link> tag and Accept/Content-Type/Link headers were designed to solve decades ago".
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Okay, let's play your game. Claude code cli, anthropic frontend which released /slash comands like only weeks ago after years, Claude code ACP integration with Zed — these are specific tools that are bad.
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January 5, 2026 at 7:19 AM
Okay, let's play your game. Claude code cli, anthropic frontend which released /slash comands like only weeks ago after years, Claude code ACP integration with Zed — these are specific tools that are bad.
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Yet it still sucks UX wise, hallucinates, lags, once in a while just stucks so you have to ping it to resume the chain of thought, you can't teach it something specifically, security is below acceptable.
And even UX design isn't fixed between majors, not mentioning architectural problems
And even UX design isn't fixed between majors, not mentioning architectural problems
January 5, 2026 at 6:59 AM
Yet it still sucks UX wise, hallucinates, lags, once in a while just stucks so you have to ping it to resume the chain of thought, you can't teach it something specifically, security is below acceptable.
And even UX design isn't fixed between majors, not mentioning architectural problems
And even UX design isn't fixed between majors, not mentioning architectural problems
People are tired of changes that are presented as dramatic and groundbreaking. You can only declare revolution once, not every other month. And the marketing idea of major versions bumping doesn't really help with conveying gradual continuous improvement
January 5, 2026 at 6:27 AM
People are tired of changes that are presented as dramatic and groundbreaking. You can only declare revolution once, not every other month. And the marketing idea of major versions bumping doesn't really help with conveying gradual continuous improvement
Feedback loop in rustc and the whole ecosystem is good enough to let the agentic ai solve problems on its own up to some point
December 27, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Feedback loop in rustc and the whole ecosystem is good enough to let the agentic ai solve problems on its own up to some point
> [...] did not see errors, but bot scores were not generated correctly, resulting in all traffic receiving a bot score of zero. Customers [...] would have seen large numbers of false positives.
All code broke. But old one broke silently and new one explicitly.
Get better at quoting
All code broke. But old one broke silently and new one explicitly.
Get better at quoting
November 24, 2025 at 4:17 AM
> [...] did not see errors, but bot scores were not generated correctly, resulting in all traffic receiving a bot score of zero. Customers [...] would have seen large numbers of false positives.
All code broke. But old one broke silently and new one explicitly.
Get better at quoting
All code broke. But old one broke silently and new one explicitly.
Get better at quoting
Isn't it possible that they actually reached 512 `max_blocking_threads`?..
P.s. I can't read the article (because of medium) and can't really read your analysis (because of lkd) so I'm just guessing
P.s. I can't read the article (because of medium) and can't really read your analysis (because of lkd) so I'm just guessing
November 2, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Isn't it possible that they actually reached 512 `max_blocking_threads`?..
P.s. I can't read the article (because of medium) and can't really read your analysis (because of lkd) so I'm just guessing
P.s. I can't read the article (because of medium) and can't really read your analysis (because of lkd) so I'm just guessing
It's basically `smth as any as unknown as SomeType` except that in rust such type casts affect resulting guarantees of refs which is really bad.
November 2, 2025 at 7:05 PM
It's basically `smth as any as unknown as SomeType` except that in rust such type casts affect resulting guarantees of refs which is really bad.
Totally disagree: pin_mut! and pin_project! and practically anything that requires composing or synthesizing async capable structs is a total mess. Unlike js where async/await are abstracted away so much
November 2, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Totally disagree: pin_mut! and pin_project! and practically anything that requires composing or synthesizing async capable structs is a total mess. Unlike js where async/await are abstracted away so much