A more useful `tree`
While Linux does have the tree command, if you're doing programming, you probably don't want results in folders like node_modules, dist, etc..., so here is a useful little alias I have in my ~/.bash_aliases:
The Agent Builder's Reading List: What Actually Matters
Building AI agents? Here are the resources that actually taught me something useful, beyond the usual hype. If you're tired of theoretical papers and want practical insights that work in the real world, start here.
Isomorphic .NET Support in Extism
In the early days of computing, software was pretty much locked into specific hardware setups. Then came operating systems, providing a layer of abstraction over the hardware. However, that still didn’t quite cut it. Businesses wanted to write their apps once and have them work on all sorts of platforms. This demand gave birth to higher-level languages that brought along their own runtimes, making it possible for software to run seamlessly on different operating systems.