CompoundEyes

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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   Domicile servers? I took from the article that the term homelab makes it sound like the use case is trite, hobbyist or not serious.
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   This reminded me of the Stoop Coffee post from awhile back. Many are yearning for these analog connections and trying to crack the code for making it deliberate, inviting and low barrier to entry. I don’t think it’s just a reaction to ever
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   This made my day.
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   Tried Pheonix framework / Elixir in Cursor out of curiosity last weekend and it was the best experience I’ve had so far with agentic coding. I don’t know either yet — purely an experiment. My instructions doc required TDD, a feature li
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   I’d like to hear more discussion of AI being applied in a ways that are “good enough”. So much focus on it having to be 100% or it sucks. There are use cases where it provides a lot of value and doesn’t have to be perfect to replace tasks
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   I researched this awhile back they call it Default Mode Network (DMN) which it’s our brains idle mode. Some people’s DMN includes “musical thoughts”. I write music all the time and I think it might be more intense for some due to genetics (
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   I agree. An essay written on the spot in class with no electronics nearby seems like the counter.
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   I write a lot of “defensive” C# code in my day job expecting that someone very inexperienced / offshore will be working with it in the future (and I will be reviewing it four months later when no longer on the project). I call it “corp
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   by CompoundEyes 1y ago

   Agreed poisoned is a good term. I’d like to see “version control” for conversations via the API and UI that lets you rollback to a previous place or clone from that spot into a new conversation. Even a typo or having to clarify a previous
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    by CompoundEyes 1y ago

    These things remind me of the book “My Year of Living Biblically” by A.J. Jacobs. In our lives if we stopped to consult a list of all the platitudes we’ve ever come across one by one each time we did or experienced anything it would be simi
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    by CompoundEyes 1y ago

    My grandma used to have a copy of "The Sneetches" by Dr. Suess I read as a kid. A guy rolls into town and convinces all the sneetches critters that they ought to have a star put on their stomach to be special with a machine he bui
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    by CompoundEyes 1y ago

    I agree with the power user view too. AI wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the heightened personality trait of some to ask why, how, what if and reinterpret to push arts, science, technology forward. We don’t need everyone to do that. Also I
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    Interesting bit there about music for facing mortality. An ambient classic from that same era is Steve Roach “Structures from Silence”. He had an NDE and that music is what he heard during.
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    I too have noticed this word appear recently! I read a lot about politics and I believe it has shown up there mostly. Wish I could find some examples. I think it’s been in the context of cults and martyrs.
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    I can't do that at the moment but the GenAIScript project repo has a good plug and play version that I built upon. In my opinion agent Typescript classes that return structured data tied to interfaces/types with their own memory i
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    Not presently saving the reviews but we could go back and export the DIFF text for two commit hashes with git to recreate what was reviewed in a CI pipeline. This is also handy for tweaking the prompt towards what you're expecting to s
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    Sorry I meant that it's javascript / typescript so we can deterministically orchestrate a series of prompts and shape their output exactly how we'd like. Returning the review as structured output as a JSON object is very help
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    I put in a code reviewer that runs and comments when a pull request is created using Github actions and Microsoft GenAIScript. It's pretty straightforward. The key thing is we have total control over the prompt to fit our repo and devs
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    This reminds me of IBM Rational DOORS requirements documentation software’s approach https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=263&v=Reff4ELfwrM
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    Corporations are the unoffical 4th branch of government. If the stock market tanks they’ll be gone like that snaps fingers . The campaign donations and lobbyist spigot will turn off for these politicians, panic and leadership will change.
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    This is a good term for a genuine thing but it's also cliche to say already and sounds ignorant and dismissive of the technology. I hear it most from people that I've observed aren't aware of how to write effective prompts or
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    Thanks for pointing their position out. I work with and have these kids they have a lot to offer. They manage a lot of complexity - thus practicing for the always increasingly complex world. I know it’s cliche for prev generations to be do
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    by CompoundEyes 2y ago

    I have clinical OCD. The actual version not the thing people joke about. I will say because of that I am an expert on living in the moment. Why? Because when it flares up the compulsions result in a battle with attention on your thoughts se