TBF llms are pretty bad at shit posting.
07.03.2026 20:24
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TBF llms are pretty bad at shit posting.
@slack.dev these are mutually exclusive 🤣 I get it, it's either 0 or 1 but the errors leave a lot on the table.
acdc now correctly displays manpage tables (using tbl with groff). Even when there's column or row spans. 🥳
github.com/nlopes/acdc
AsciiDoc tooling in rust at github.com/nlopes/acdc
Including a preview editor in wasm as well: acdc.nlopes.dev.
I find it hilarious that no matter how much I instruct claude/codex/gemini that my name is Norberto, they keep using Nuno. 😂
One day we might have AGI but today is not the day, trust me.
If you work on personal projects on your work laptop (assuming your employer allows it), I've finally committed to this and it works pretty well.
Please, please, please @anthropic.com, add support for profiles (work, personal, etc) to Claude Code (even Desktop).
Decided to put up an AsciiDoc preview editor at acdc.nlopes.dev that uses the entire toolkit (github.com/nlopes/acdc) I've been building in rust.
Getting pretty close to outputting precisely what asciidoctor outputs.
😂😂😂😂
For the first time in 28y I spend more time in Claude code than I do in Emacs.
Literally Emacs is used for Magit (btw @bcherny.bsky.social if Claude code got something like magit incorporated holy gosh, 🤯) and just focussed writing mode but not long coding sessions anymore.
Not VS code, not vim (yes, I know vim and use it daily tyvm, this is not a post about editors), not the various plugins of editors. Not copilot and auto completion. Not emojis, etc. Emacs just got along and evolved.
But since Claude Code came out?
I've been thinking about the specific point in time my brain landed on thinking AI in software development is not a fad.
And, hear me out, I think it's because of Emacs.
I want to do a post one day about this but I've been using Emacs since 97-98 and nothing ever moved me away.
I'm glad you are 😂
I have had the same experience with it. Sometimes it can provide really interesting feedback I wouldn't have initially thought of.
Side by side comparison of light mode vs dark mode of AsciiDoc html documents
As part of building my AsciiDoc tooling suite in rust, I've used the Hubris documentation from Oxide (among others) to test it out.
I've added a document attribute called `:dark-mode:` that also allows dark mode rendering. 👌
github.com/nlopes/acdc #rust #asciidoc #rust-lang
Please keep Ctrl-B move back a character claude code.
Ctrl-A: Move o beginning of line
Ctrl-E: Move to end of line
Ctrl-B: Move back one char <- ANNOYED THEY BROKE THIS ONE
Ctrl-F: Move cursor forward one char
Alt-B: Move back one word
Alt-F: Move forward one word
Every few weeks I get a few minutes with Claude and make improvements to securitytxts.com.
All #rust, backend 99% me 1% claude, frontend about 50-50 (I think).
I'm pretty happy with how rich the errors/warnings are now, including file positions (notice the top right in the error)
Is rust 1.93 ok?
YEEEES. This was much needed. Thank you @bcherny.bsky.social and team!
Emacs.
I use nextest on a daily basis so all of these changes, regardless of them being done using CC or not, are real value for people.
I simply do not care if other people don't get the point of being AI assisted to drive more improvements (or at least do so faster) for users.
Anyway, thank you.
That's awesome to hear - the team does a lot of thinking and takes a lot of care into making sure we're focussing on the user experience.
If you have any other feedback please let me know 🙏
And inspired by cargo-nextest, I decided to add an auto-pager for terminal output/converter (although I kept it much more basic than cargo-nextest).
Will release (the updates to the parser to crates.io) sometime this week, time permitting.
Next in line will be packaging the binaries in github.
I'm going to start posting more about acdc.
I did a bunch of work this weekend (with claude code) and I'm happy with the results:
- Tag filtering for includes (tag=, tags=*;!debug)
- [subs=+quotes] on listing blocks
- Index catalog in the html output
🦀 github.com/nlopes/acdc
#rustlang #asciidoc
Gosh conference swag can be wild... Doing some cloth cleaning and found this gem 😂
It's a good one! (I wouldn't have used "stupid fucks" on an article advocating for people to get along but the comic effect comes through so... 🤷♂️🤣)
Tiny typo on "arguing" - you used "aruging" instead.
I'm glad this got added - we've been sharing this document internally at incident.io as a reference guide for how to handle doing work with LLMs and this feels important.
Also, thank you for writing RFD 576 in general 🙏
To quote a message I saw in a very different context but still appropriate to this context: bsky.app/profile/hero...
As someone fortunate enough to just watch from the sidelines (and perhaps eventually end in that list, the moment I commit my AGENTS.md et al) I think you are being quite patient and providing a lot of nuance and they aren't.
