Um. This is awesome?

It's always been the bottleneck.

Does anyone else find it funny that LLMs need a protocol to execute tooling? Like, it understands language, right?

I've always deleted tests. I've never heard anyone say not to delete tests.

I groaned when a co-worker deleted a test that was pointing out his code was broken.

I didn't tell him not to delete tests. It wouldn't have done any good.

I think the word you were looking for was 'cow orker'.

I repeatedly, emphatically tell AI coding assistants not to delete tests.

I use a single markdown file. todos.md.

excellent job.

Cool.

Another website framework. I'm using this objective to figure out what's essential and what's not. Trying to answer the question, "what's the least amount of code required to get something performant, hot-reloading for fast dev feedback, and web tech"?

https://github.com/joeyguerra/juphjacs

...starts off by saying you can't measure productivity. Then proceeds to explain how to measure productivity. Very sneaky.