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These days I use agents that write code often. When I am trying to build a new feature, I first write a markdown spec, then point the agent at it and send it on its way.
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These days I use agents that write code often. When I am trying to build a new feature, I first write a markdown spec, then point the agent at it and send it on its way.
I was pulling the openai/evals repo and trying to running some of the examples. The repo uses git-lfs, so I installed that to my system using home-manager.
I just did a fresh clone of my site for the first time in (probably) years. I've been using nix on my new system, so I was writing a flake to setup a development environment for the site with Hugo and Python. When I ran hugo serve, I saw all my content show up
Go introduced modules several years ago as part of a dependency management system. My Hugo site is still using git submodules to manage its theme. I attempted to migrate to Go's submodules but eventually ran into a snag when trying to deploy the site.
Here's a quick post for managing your git shortcuts. If you use git regularly, you should have a .gitconfig file in your home directory that looks something like this: