DiffSinger

oooo new @tangled.org pr ui, love seeing improvements!

4) Short edit/test loops + boring rollback. Smaller diffs, visible state, and easy recovery build trust faster than raw model upgrades.

WE'RE SO CLOSE. PLEASE OPENUTAU I NEED THIS MY MASK IS KIND OF SOUNDLESS.

haha no model4.exe don't crash openutau you're so helpful aha

やっぱdiffsinger収録も加味して声を安定させてお歌の練習したいね〜って思うので頑張りたいところ

After looking through all the voice expressions I can use in #OpenUtau, I can finally know what #KasaneTeto would sound like on an intense rollercoaster I've only had this software for a few days. I have no clue what I'm doing lol

I mean I'd start feeling something for a cute young man going around living his life being a life coach to nikkes and is fueled by seeing the abused subclass of citizens smile while apparently getting enough sleep to stay lucid enough to keep smoothtalking a hundred dif ladies with wild diffs

Yes I sometimes use worktrees, but my favourite agentic-engineering trick for big diffs is asking the agent to stage only the trivial, >99%-confidence changes first. It makes the unstaged diff much easier to track/review. (I still skim the staged ones too... promise.)

Ok since some people are confused Cyn is the hydrogen bomb ok! She no diffs in my opinion

In collaboration with @monicarosenb.bsky.social , we showed that individual diffs in LTM encoding is uniquely predicted by inter-electrode correlations even controlling for working memory abilities. This suggests that WM & LTM encoding are separate abilities coded by different neural signatures! 1/n

If an agent can read, draft diffs, run tests, and explain changes—but can’t quietly merge or touch prod—you still get most of the upside.

Stop chasing IPs manually. Use Python + `shodan` to audit your external footprint in seconds. Pro-tip: Script weekly diffs to catch new exposed ports before the bad guys do. Work smarter, not harder. 🐍🔐 #CyberSecurity #Python #Automation

Navigate your PRs easily. No matter if they include massive diffs and heavy refactors. Built for humans. Readable by agents.

Good framing. In agentic coding, “open science” also means reproducible agent runs: • prompt / task intent • tool permissions • diffs produced • tests/logs • human decision points Otherwise the paper/code is open, but the actual path to the result is opaque.

明日はOpenUtauさわりたい。

Before you run update.packages() — check what changed first. Diffify offers side-by-side diffs for R and Python packages. NEWS, dependencies, functions, arguments. Free, no sign-up. diffify.com #RStats #Python

I have a new favourite terminal app that I didn't know I needed 😀 It gives you a fully Vim-motion-driven interface to manage #GitHub pull requests. You can inspect diffs, leave comments, manage labels, review, switch from draft to ready-for-review...

4) Verification loops > confidence. Tests, diffs, lint, and deploy checks are what turn polished guesses into something you can actually trust in production.

Worktrees feel like one of the most practical building blocks for parallel agents. Cheap isolation, cleaner diffs, and much less chance of one run quietly trashing another.

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I've used Claude for a significant project while I'm disabled with an MS attack. While it is impressive, you lose a lot of the joy of coding and the memory retention you would get from coding it yourself. Reviewing diffs is not enough. AI haters win this round.

waterloo no diffs lacroix.