22 pointsby maxloh3 hours ago5 comments

prashantk_3 hours ago
Looks like the experiment was a success. We will be seeing many of these and it will work out fine.
"Code is the spec" and "tests are the success rates" - as principles for these rewrites. We can look forward to many of big complex software re-written in language that make sense.
maxloh3 hours ago
Claude's workflows might become good training data for LLMs: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/tree/23427db/.claude/workflow...
heldrida25 minutes ago
Consequently, one of the most popular projects in the web today just merged a single thousand of lines PR to main successfully without having to go through human comments and nitpicking! Do you understand what this means?
MallocVoidstar3 hours ago
Maybe someday GitHub will find a way to optimize their system so I can actually see the PR and not a unicorn.
- molf2 hours ago
  Were there 1M line diffs in the past, before LLMs? That seems (seemed?) legitimately insane.
  Simultaneously a very good example of how Github needs to adapt to the changing software development landscape?
rvz3 hours ago
"just an experiment"