We just discovered this great lump of fluff, curled up peacefully as if sleeping in our garden, dead. He was the Best Cat, and we're overwhelmed with grief. Farewell, Kaiju.

Just released spacecurve, a space-filling curve library with a web + native interactive playground.

blog post: corte.si/posts/spacec...

web: corte.si/spacecurve/i...

code: github.com/cortesi/spac...

Finding a good faith interlocutor for this will be tricky. You'd need someone who made a earnest effort to use AI for practical work, using current models, and didn't see benefit. The most engaged skeptics in my world don't meet this low bar.

GPT-4.5 thinks I'm an asshole. Also, your editor config is wrong and morally unacceptable.

Book. Beer. Hammock. Glorious summer evening.

It's a monster in my small benchmark of practical coding problems. Not just in problem solving, but it's also the only model out of 20+ that I test that made zero prompt adherence errors.

Just released tenx v0.0.4, the "Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals" edition. Includes support for models from
Groq and the Gemini models from Google, and many many small bugfixes and improvements.

Get it here: github.com/cortesi/tenx

Manual here: cortesi.github.io/tenx-manual/...

Gaze upon this monstrous 14kg Christmas ham, fellow mortals. It's been slow roasted for 18 hours while being lovingly slathered with pineapple and maple glaze every 30 minutes, and it's headed straight for your midsection. All shall love it and despair.

I've just released tenx, an AI coding assistant in Rust. It's an MVP at this point, but it's written 90% of my code for a few months now. So many interesting directions to explore - LFG!

Manual:

cortesi.github.io/tenx-manual/...

Code:

github.com/cortesi/tenx

#rust #rustlang

GitHub - cortesi/ruskel: Ruskel generates skeletonized outlines of Rust crates. Ruskel generates skeletonized outlines of Rust crates. - cortesi/ruskel

Just published ruskel v0.0.9. This version features bugfixes, and a more compact output that renders some trait implementations as derives. I use ruskel about 50 times a day, both as a quick reference and to provide context to LLMs:

github.com/cortesi/ruskel

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

Just published v0.8 of ruskel, my tool for generating Rust project skeletons. I use this dozens of times a day, both for quick reference and to feed complete module docs to AI. This release fixes an incompatibility with cargo.
crates.io/crates/ruskel

Pro tip: work on UX when you haven't slept properly. Got 3 hours last night and the hit to my IQ means I'm now baffled by the complexity of my own tooling. Time to simplify so I can understand it even in my degraded state.

This is an incredible model - in my personal benchmark it's well above anything from OpenAI, and through a host like DeepInfra it's almost too cheap to meter for my personal use case. And it's licensed under Apache 2! Amazing.

Solid suggestion, thanks. I'll add a screenshot before the next release.

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

Just published v0.0.7 of ruskel and libruskel.
Ruskel renders a one-page outline of the API of any Rust package or local module. It's super useful for quick access to docs in the CLI, and for providing a full single-page reference for input to LLMs.

crates.io/crates/ruskel