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Human-in-the-loop code review tool for AI-generated changes

tuicr.dev
4 points·by romac·2 個月前·0 comments

One Developer, Two Dozen Agents, Zero Alignment

maggieappleton.com
1 points·by romac·3 個月前·0 comments

Rust should have stable tail calls

trifectatech.org
5 points·by romac·3 個月前·0 comments

Reckless Drivin' (2000) ported to native SDL2 for macOS and Linux

github.com
5 points·by romac·4 個月前·1 comments

Glaze

raycast.com
1 points·by romac·4 個月前·0 comments

Glaze by Raycast

glazeapp.com
234 points·by romac·4 個月前·145 comments

Rust Doesn't Have Named Arguments. So What?

thoughtbot.com
2 points·by romac·5 個月前·2 comments

Browse Code by Meaning

haskellforall.com
13 points·by romac·5 個月前·1 comments

Running a Linux Router on macOS

amodm.com
1 points·by romac·10 個月前·2 comments

EU could earn €1T by taxing aviation, private jets included

euractiv.com
6 points·by romac·11 個月前·1 comments

Amp: Agentic Coding Tool by Sourcegraph

ampcode.com
2 points·by romac·12 個月前·0 comments

Infinite Monkey: Chat with an LLM to control an emulated classic Mac

infinitemac.org
3 points·by romac·去年·0 comments

Retrobootstrapping Rust for some reason

graydon2.dreamwidth.org
142 points·by romac·去年·51 comments

An Year of the Linux Desktop

xeiaso.net
7 points·by romac·去年·0 comments

comments

romac
·5 個月前·discuss
Yes there are many such crates, which can indeed kinda fill the gap. One of the more recent one is https://docs.rs/bon
romac
·6 個月前·discuss
There is a single-page version of the book that you can save as a PDF: https://betrusted.io/xous-book/print.html
romac
·去年·discuss
You can also go the other way around and generate traces [1] from the TLA+ or Quint [2] specs using the Apalache model checker [3], map each action in the trace to an action on your system under test, and check that the abstract and concrete states match at each step.

[1] https://apalache-mc.org/docs/adr/015adr-trace.html

[2] https://quint-lang.org

[3] https://apalache-mc.org
romac
·去年·discuss
If you are interested in TLA+, you might want to check out Quint (https://quint-lang.org), a modern take on a specification language which shares the same underlying temporal logic of actions, but with a syntax more familiar to programmers.