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jagadaga

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Yeah, I agree, it's really stupid. It's like discussing whether contributors are allowed to use google search, stackoverflow, an encyclopedia, etc.

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Claude Code gives you more control - you can disable auto-memory temporarily (nothing will be deleted), then enable it back; or you can setup a directory where auto-memory is disabled and do your throwaway there.

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And I am going to do nothing. Works fine.

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Good to know, but looks less readable than `if` example.

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    > result types pessimize code more

What does it mean?

    > They're arguably noisier at the source level too.

But they are more explicit, which means there will be fewer bugs in your code.

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In theory, a compiler can figure out that you don't need that in some cases.

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No problem. I love you.

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My gut feeling is that OpenAI tells the truth in this particular case. Yes, of course, they use this story for marketing but it doesn't mean that they are lying.

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>I've long faulted Rust's use of Result over exceptions

Why?

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I watched 8 minutes and feel like my time was wasted. Thank you. Yeah, we always knew how to build reliable software, but it's expensive.

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Another article from that substack.com - this website has terrible UI, please stop using it. And I noticed that usually if an author uses substack - the article quality is bad.

Regarding the topic - "more brain activity/connectivity" does not automatically prove better long-term intelligence or brain health.

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Looks terrible on my machine. Something wrong with the font. And button press animation is too slow and annoying.