Not to be flippant, but couldn’t the maintainer just close such a PR if they suspected it’s heavily vibe coded? I do understand that this may not scale super well for larger projects that receive lots of contributions. But at least right now it seems easy to quickly spot a fully AI contribution.
Yes. Bluesky lets me hide individual replies to my posts that I don’t like for all users. I can also block people or limit replies only to followers. I could also set up a custom Labeler if I wanted to do more complex filtering.
Yes, Bluesky has several tools for personal moderation of accounts/individual posts. I can choose to hide certain replies from my post that will then be hidden on the site
Yup good point
Yes, beyond that I have to massage the response data a little bit more, but not impossible
Hah nice, handled by using JSX though
This is cool, haven’t heard about this. Interested to reading more
My version would likely be hard to integrate into a WordPress site, but take a look at this version that I mentioned in the post. Should be pretty easy to pull in from a script tag: www.coryzue.com/writing/blue...
Nope, not yet but it’s definitely possible to in the future
Testing out a comment! ✍️
I embedded a comment section from Bluesky on my blog. Check it out here, including some details on how I did it:
micahcantor.com/blog/bluesky...
I rebuilt my blog using React Server Components and Parcel as a static site generator. I wrote about my mostly positive impressions, plus a few rough edges:
micahcantor.com/blog/rsc-rew...
Don’t tempt me into trying to hack my toothbrush
Mikal Bridges is averaging career highs in steals (2.0/game) and blocks (1.1/game). How has Mike Brown unlocked his defense, and does he have an All-Defense case?
D rating is highly dependent on who’s playing on the other team. Yabu mainly plays against the other teams bench. Also could be variance since hasn’t played many minutes.
Not sure what you need exactly but I know you can use it to give each device a stable ip address. If everything is on the Tailscale network you can use those addresses
Tailscale?
Haskell’s error messages are horrific. Their language is mostly aimed at a very academic audience and is one of the main reasons the language is so inaccessible.
Analogous in a way to cursive handwriting
What happens when LLMs train on code that's popular but wrong? zdimension.fr/everyone-get... explores this, with interactive diagrams exploring the error
Abstract syntax trees but they’re actually made out of…published abstracts?
Probably you should use vector (hackage.haskell.org/package/vector) or Text.
And if you need efficient add/delete then maybe IntMap (hackage.haskell.org/package/cont...)
Emacs lisp would be another example, though that language is uglier than scheme
GNU guix basically takes this to the logical extreme. It’s a whole OS that is configurable and scriptable in Scheme.
There is mutation via set! in Scheme but it’s easily avoidable and not idiomatic.
But otherwise it seems to meet your criteria. Easy to parse, human-readable, embeddable, interpretable.
Is this just Scheme?
(Or replace unit with the fields of the type you’re creating)
It’s annoying, but can be alleviated by following the pattern of wrapping *all* types in a module, and then exposing a function create : unit -> t from that module.
Particularly important for record types because otherwise type inference sucks ass
