3uler

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by 3uler 8mo ago
Do you not value your time? Paying a 100 bucks for a Claude max subscription is well worth it
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by 3uler 9mo ago
AI is pretty good at following existing patterns in a codebase. It is pretty bad with a blank slate… so if you have a well structured codebase, with strong patterns, it does a pretty good job of doing the grunt work.
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by 3uler 9mo ago
I mean sure… but to me that is as likely as the official ui misrepresenting the info.
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by 3uler 9mo ago
The read-only hesitation seems overcautious. If you’re genuinely using it read-only, what’s the failure mode? The tool crashes or returns bad data - same risks as the AWS CLI or console. The “middleware layer” concern doesn’t hold up. This
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by 3uler 9mo ago
The fakes vs mocks distinction here feels like a terminology debate masking violent agreement. What you’re describing as a “fake” is just a well-designed mock. The problem isn’t mocks as a concept, it’s mocking at the wrong layer. The rule:
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by 3uler 10mo ago
Google had a good 10 year run, where the ads were genuinely useful, until the need of the public markets required and lack of competition allowed them to enshitify the experience to the current state. I hope the same fate does not await Cha
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by 3uler 10mo ago
Comments it seems taken in bad faith
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by 3uler 10mo ago
I mean the sort of user you are describing sounds like they’d struggle with PC gaming in general.
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by 3uler 11mo ago
I've always maintained that microservices are more for scaling people than scaling systems.
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by 3uler 11mo ago
But then they’ve not reviewed it themselves?
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by 3uler 11mo ago
The lady doth protest too much. People see every AI limitation crystal clear, but zero self awareness of their own fallibility.
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by 3uler 1y ago
and that is what makes it a great language for LLM's to generate, just don't make me write it...
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by 3uler 1y ago
Yes it is a skill issue - I lack the skill to enjoy programming in a language with the ergonomics of something from the 70s. Golang is C with garbage collection They’re complaining about mediocre AI-generated Go code, when Go was explicitly
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by 3uler 1y ago
I hate golang as language I just cannot get over how much I hate its syntax and I hate how verbose it is… however I do love that it is fast, compiles to a single binary and has a pretty nice standard library. LLMs are the only way for me to
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by 3uler 1y ago
The Electoral Roll is quite different though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_roll
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by 3uler 1y ago
When I moved to the Netherlands I was shocked to find out you have to maintain a registered address with the government. The government also decides how many non-family members can register at an address, so in Amsterdam it is common for pe
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by 3uler 1y ago
It’s less about the models getting smarter and more about them getting better at handling vague requests and context acquisition. They’re better at figuring out what they need to know, I’m better at shaping that process, and I have structur
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by 3uler 1y ago
The problem is that there is a lot of bad python and typescript/javascript out there, and I similarly find my self having to define my coding style in context files in order to get decent results in newer code bases without a lot of ex
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by 3uler 1y ago
That’s like saying a vim expert would be slower in VS Code - technically the IDE does more, but expertise with your existing tools often beats learning new ones. Also that study was from early 2025 before Claude 4 which to me was a big brea
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by 3uler 1y ago
Many of the frameworks mentioned leverage subagents
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by 3uler 1y ago
I never found taskmaster that useful, something about how it forced you to work didn’t click with me…
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by 3uler 1y ago
It’s basically a set of commands and agents and a way to structure context.
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by 3uler 1y ago
The BMAD system seems similar to the AgentOS mentioned in the post. This way of context engineering has definitely been the way to go for me, although I’ve just implemented it myself… using Claude to help generate commands and agents and tw
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by 3uler 1y ago
The UV index in the southern hemisphere goes a lot higher than anything you experience up in the northern hemisphere. Do yourself a favour and go have look at the UV index on a hot summers day in Sydney in January.
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by 3uler 1y ago
So does trello, they are not good anymore. Atlasian are the masters of inshitification/jirafication of the products they buy. Turning loved products into hated gartner matrixes.
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by 3uler 1y ago
Another excellent product off to the gallows at atlasian. Joining ops genie and trello.
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by 3uler 1y ago
This is exactly how you bootstrap payment rails to compete with Visa/MC. Merchants would do anything to reduce the 2-3% they’re bleeding to the card schemes. Everyone focuses on consumer adoption, but merchants push payment methods cus
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by 3uler 1y ago
Yes but bitcoin is essentially useless as an unit of exchange because it’s extremely unstable and deflationary nature. The only “logical” thing to do with it is to HODL.
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by 3uler 1y ago
Working with LLMs has fundamentally changed how I approach documentation and development. Traditional documentation has always been a challenge for me - figuring out where to start, what syntax conventions are being used, how pieces connect
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by 3uler 1y ago
This is why I’m not a fan of auto complete in my editor. Much rather pair program with an agent. Give the agent as much context as possible and let it go, review and correct the implementation, let it go again, finish it off… The I just fin

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