miniblog.

I'm playing with DOT output for debugging syntax trees from difftastic. Here's an F# snippet, the Debug representation, and the DOT rendered as an image. I'm pleased with the information density on the graphic, but we'll see how often I end up using it.

I like the idea of a personal LLM trained on my emails. "Summarise my upcoming flight and travel to New York" would be useful. Email is a blob of fairly unstructured text that contains useful information.

Displaying value information in an IDE is tricky. For union types, it's more helpful to see the inferred type (Option<Player> versus null). For product types it's often nicer to see an example value. For primitive types I almost always want a value (0 versus int).