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www.n16f.net
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| | | | | The SLIME Emacs package for Common Lisp supports cross-referencing: one can list all references pointing to a symbol, move through this list and jump to the source code of each reference. Removing automatic reference jumps While cross-referencing is very useful, the default configuration is frustrating: moving through the list in the Emacs buffer triggers the jump to the reference under the cursor. If you are interested in a reference in the middle of the list, you will have to move to it, opening multip... | |
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ezyang.github.io
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| | | | | It has been long debated about at what size a code file is too big. Some say that it should be based on single responsibility principle (one class per file), others say that large files can be situationally OK and it depends on if it is causing problems. Do not make files that are too large, if your RAG system for feeding code context can only operate on a per-file level, you will blow out your context; also, IDEs like Cursor will start failing to apply the patch created by the LLM (and even when it succeeds, it can take quite a long time to apply the patch anyway-for example, on Cursor 0.45.17, applying 55 edits on a 64KB file takes). At 128KB, you will have trouble getting Sonnet 3.7 to actually modify the entire file (Sonnet's context window is only 200k tokens). | |
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zck.org
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ropmann.wordpress.com
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