It needs good feedback. Agentic systems like Roo Code and Claude Code run compilers and tests until it works (just gotta make sure to tell it to leave the tests alone)

I used Claude 3.7 to upgrade my eslint configs to flat and upgrade from v7 to v9 with Roo Code and it did it perfectly

Beautiful. My favourite way to describe computers is “we convinced sand to think”

It really was. I forgot to mention in my comment that the sun machines were also really cheap so, you know, capitalism.

Unfortunately, the lisp machine didn’t gain traction because the start-up times were so long and I believe this is due to it doing lots of internal checks which was awesome but unfortunately things like the Sun SPARCstation won because it was crazy fast although buggy

Yeah, fully agree. I was hoping the weights would be available by now as I’m keen to use it. Most of my use-cases for AI image generation end up being vectorised before I can use them

No worries, l definitely plan to use it in Docker, so I’ll give it a go and if I can I’ll submit PRs for anything I find

Oooh, I never considered doing this. I’ll check it out!

Nice, I’m currently looking for a good vectoriser model and it seems this will do that and other stuff nicely

That’s a great idea and would require similar amounts of support, however there’s still going to be 90 degree overhangs that wouldn’t come out quite as nice as the orientation I used

The model in question only has 1 flat side, its end (which is the top in the photo). Every other side requires supports if it’s on the build plate because of the recess in the cap, and the cap being wider than the rest of the model

Ooh thanks I’ll give that a try

This model is almost entirely overhangs with small gaps between them, making support removal a pain. This way uses less filament and makes for better quality

Just supports, I had to manually paint them in to prevent the slicer from putting them all the way up the side

D) spend millions developing an AI to generate the boilerplate generator badly

Yeah, I’d say Kitty and Alacritty work pretty well on Linux. Makes this comparison table seem like bs

I suggest posting this to the rust forum, they’ve been super helpful to me

May I assume this will run exceptionally well on a steam deck?

“Do no evil (alone)”

I’m tempted to publish an NPM package to do so as a joke, but I fear that it’d get used seriously

However it should be noted that the remote development connection is via their servers, which makes it somewhat less useful