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• Post #2709161

  Hey @b0rk I think you've been tinkering with frontend for a bit, and looking for an accessible and simple way to build views. I came up with https://dlants.me/vamp.html a little while ago, and have been using it to build some frontends for side projects. It has been working really well! 300 lines for the library, everything is transparent and close to the basic DOM apis - you write css and html and manipulate it directly. Simple to set up and get started, especially for beginners who do...

• Post #2709160

  I tried jj for a while but kinda slid off of it. Maybe it's path dependence but my brain is really wired around the git workflow. When I think of a new feature I want to create a branch for that work, and put the work "into the branch". Attaching a bookmark to a series of commits after the fact just hasn't clicked for me. Also, I really like explicit stage and commit points. I occasionally end up in a situation where I have several semantic changes going on at...

• Post #1544054

  New blog post - Why I don't think AGI is imminent https://dlants.me/agi-not-imminent.html

• Post #1544053

  New blog post! How does #AI change Software Engineering? https://dlants.me/ai-se.html

• Post #1544052

  I put together a #reading recs list on my blog https://dlants.me/reading-recs.html Any suggestions for things I might enjoy are welcome!

• Post #1544049

  @esoterra This is still very early days, but I thought you might appreciate this sort of design space https://github.com/dlants/clamp It's been a really fun way to learn about Zig / Rust internals and design decisions!

• Post #1544048

  New blog post: With AI, you barely need a frontend framework https://dlants.me/vamp.html #ai #frontend #webdev

• Post #990190

  Spent the weekend hacking together [a personal knowledge base cli](https://github.com/dlants/pkb). The main goal of this is that I have a growing collection of various process / system design / incantation notes, and I wanted my coding assistant to be able to discover and apply them for me. I was keeping them in skill.md files, but they were getting kinda large. Agents make it really easy to crawl your code base and distill the actual code + comments into markdown summaries. Or to audit your m...