- They had to rush it out, I'm sure the internal safety folks are not happy about it.
- Coding requires a mindset shift that the -codex fine-tunes provide. Codex will do all kinds of weird stuff like poking in your ~/.cargo ~/go etc. to find docs and trying out code in isolation, these things definitely improve capability.
- It was React. Code in React's repository had to be patched to fix this.
Next.JS just happens to be the biggest user of this part of React, but blaming Next.JS is weird...
- They should be performantly removed.
- It's never JavaScript itself, but somehow it's almost always JavaScript code...
- Basically, JavaScript should not be running on servers.
Vulnerabilities caused by shoddy JS are a lot more impactful to a server since multiple users will be served by the same runtime instance.
- Gemini 3 Pro is the most actively hostile (to the user) model out of the top 3 (Google, OpenAI, Anthropic).
It perfectly reflects Google as a company.
- Anycast is hard, which is why only clouds bother with it in the first place :(
- > Give it a JSON schema, inject a '{', and sometimes do a bit of custom parsing on the response
I would hope that this is not what OpenAI/Anthropic do under the hood, because otherwise, what if one of the strings needs a lot of \escapes? Is it also supposed to newer write actual newlines in strings? It's awkward.
The ideal solution would be to have some special tokens like [object_start] [object_end] and [string_start] [string_end].
- > in the vein of accessibility which has the silly nickname of a11y
ironically that's not very accessible...
- So you rather stay comfortable doing what you were always doing, which is fine but programming is everything but that...
- > It feels like an almost deliberate crippling of progress by diverting top talent into useless avenues, much like string theory in physics, or SLS/Artemis.
You don't have to be a "top talent" to rewrite old unix utilities. The hard part is writing it safely, which in Rust can be done without "top talent."
- > That being said, I hope they figure out the plugin system, or someone forks the project to add the missing table stakes features.
They decided on an obscure Lisp flavor as the language (instead of WASM), so I don't hold my breath for a powerful plugin system, more like slightly more convenient configuration language.
- The Helix devs have a very specific and unusual taste, so I would never consider PR-ing anything more than a simple bug fix.
Not all open-source projects want contributors, many are open-source for different reasons.
- > Because once I have an intelligence that can actively learn and improve
Great news - you already do.
- Sooo, less reasons (more excuses) for people to move from C++ to Rust?
- That's usually what happens to these type of forks.
- Do you find it hard to buy new pants? I wish there was a search engine for clothes...
- You can get Mac Studio 3rd party "SSDs" for less than half the price Apple charges for the same storage, with the same performance, they even use the same flash chips!
The model is very hard to work with as is.