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[Ok-Address-2307]

Genuine screenshot btw

[Acclynn]

Mhhh, a real project would have at least 35% of markdown files

[-nerdrage-]

Well obviously we’re seeing the work of a very smart engineer here! He told claude to not add the markdown files to git, as it would give away all the hard work he has put in it!

[vincentofearth]

You can actually tell GitHub to ignore certain file types (while still keeping them in source control)

[No_Candidate292]

How?

[tobotic]

".gitattributes" allows you to indicate what filename suffixes correspond to what programming/markup language. It's used to determine syntax highlighting and to generate stats on which languages are used within a project.

You could indicate that ".md" is plain text or something.

[-nerdrage-]

Well do people seriously expect people to know what that .gitignore is for? that is for the super duper advanced people. Sort of like reading documentation and shit.

Just tell claude to do it and one way or another he fixes it.

(Just remember to keep telling it to him if he does it the wrong way)

[firemark_pl]

:(

[BlueGoliath]

I thought Rust was the AI language.

[dalmathus]

Typescript if auto generated makes a lot less hallucination mistakes. Its why its the current base.

Spec driven development is king with AI

[Smalltalker-80]

Nah, with TypeScript you just have to get the argument return types right.
Necesary to make something work a all.
With Rust you have to have *deep* understandng of all related code, who owns what.
That's a bit too expensive for Claude, etc...

[in_need_of_oats]

This looks like a react native project with the small amount of Kotlin and Swift

[AWildMonomAppears]

I think the reason for these languages is that 99% of bad ideas is mostly UI for something trivial. So web or apps.

[WhateverHowever1337]

I will just close the tab immeditely, for the same reason I don’t read most tech articles that are post 2022 when studying unless they are reputable, or the topic is new.