Hang tough. The other day someone posted a solution to get a model running off of SSDs. It won’t be fast, but it will be coming.
With Boris telling everyone they should throw away their AGENTS.md file this week, I think we're all back to being novices again.
> It just loves corner cutting.
Absolutely, it tried to disable a bunch of lint rules for me calling them "overly stylistic". It also casually dropped some unsafe Rust blocks in an run of the mill CRUD application that definitely had no business needing unsafe.
No, sorry, not good enough, go back to talking to yourself until its done properly.
It eventually got there taking most of my quota with it. I'm hoping once sandboxes is more fine grained we'll be able to lock out configuration files to prevent any edits on them.
This is what brought me around to doing more agentic coding. I set the task, require tests and the strict linting must pass and then leave it to blow smoke up its own ass about what's going on.
I see glimpses scrolling past of all the conversational language that used to frustrate me so much when using a chat interface and I can just let it flow on past.
I come back when its made everything pass, my life is better now.
The previous match was still too clever for clippy’s type analysis, so I’ve simplified it into a direct borrowed-pattern form and I’m validating once more. I’m replacing that wrapper with a direct, non-transparent error variant so the enum stays explicit and doesn’t rely on a generic anyhow bridge.