Aeolun

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by Aeolun 8mo ago
I have CURRENT_TASK.md that does more or less the same thing. It also gets committed to git. So I guess that’s entire? Wish I’d realized I was sitting on a 60M idea…
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by Aeolun 8mo ago
This is literally what claude code already does minus the commit attachment. It’s just very fancy marketing speak for the exact same thing. I’m happy to believe maybe they’ll make something useful with 60M (quite a lot for a seed round thou
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I think on mobile it’s natural to walk to the guy and tap on him. Not helped by the fact that the screen shows ‘tap’ over the highlighted tile, which does nothing. You need to walk and position the guy under your cursor, then press ‘act’. T
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Spoilers! But yeah, that was a memorable scene.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Surely all the engineers that existed 20 years ago haven’t simply retired? At the time if you told someone you couldn’t set up your own server they’d ask you what kind of engineer you are then?
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I don’t think it’s necessarily safer or better for anything but your job security.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
It’s funny you complain about the sales pitch the guy gave you, but the comment itself sounds like a sales pitch :)
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
That as it may be. I spot bugs a lot faster when I didn’t write the code than when I did.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
> 2 - 3 years there will be so much technical debt that we'll have to throw away entire pieces of software. That happens just as often without AI. Maybe the people that like it all thave experience with trashing multiple sets of pro
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
> What is the logic here? It is right often enough that your time is better spent testing the functionality than the code. Sometimes it’s not right, and you need to re-instruct (often) or dive in (not very often).
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Need to be in the top 5% of AI users while staying in your budget of $50/month!
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I think that feeling is fairly common across the entire population. Play more tag, it’ll help.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
And thinking of how to convey all of that to Claude without having to write whole books :)
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I couldn’t keep reading this. Why is that thing so insane?
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I like how they go to digital sovereignty on office. And then immediately turn around an host on Github.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I don’t think you need to be an illuminated master to realize that the things that generally make humans unhappier are not things we are meant to do.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Marijuanna is the definition of a social drug. Who does that by themselves at home? I may be influenced by mostly encountering it in school environments but still.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
At one point Gitlab seemed like it wanted to compete, but then they killed all the personal and SMB plans, and now they’re just out of the picture for a lot of people. Their team plan is more expensive that GH’s enterprise plan.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
But everyone is crazy about GPU’s right now. Why not ride that wave for extra investment? All the benefits transfer to all the other things we can do with it.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Of course they complain about them, but those are the users, not the purchasers.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Do they refill with air? Or do you need concentrated oxygen or something?
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
I find that setting up proper structure while everything still fits in a single context window of Claude code, as well as splittjng as much as possible into libraries works pretty well for staving off that moment.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Is it really so controversial to ban it entirely? We ban heroin and other hard drugs. I think most people are better off, and have a more nuanced view of reality if the only news they get is local. Or the updates from people they know alway
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
What does that even entail? Why does a site like Imgur even need to know which users are children?
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
It’s not the fall. It’s the enforced idleness afterwards.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
If this was a good fit for SME, and the price paid for the whole thing was 4M pounds, why didn’t any SME win the tender? Seriously, that’s the whole yearly turnover for most SME shops I ever worked at. And all of them could do a better job
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Yeah, that’s always my first reaction as well.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
Because companies now develop shitty websites faster, they don’t magically get better.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
> Why do I _have_ to give it a go? Because your boss is going to want you capable of using these things effectively even as shortly as 1-2 years from now? If not them, then their boss.
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by Aeolun 9mo ago
That’s actually pretty cool. I can think of worse things to watch in the mornings.

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