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   by FailMore 8d ago

   I have leaned heavily into it… and became good at “agentic thinking”, but now I’m going to reverse. I have become dumber, sloppier, lazier, more distracted. I’m less happy than before. It’s hard to escape the productivity addiction and expe
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   by FailMore 9d ago

   I felt the same when reading
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   Show HN: Requirement5 – a digital card collection game

   2 points by FailMore 12d ago|0 comments
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   by FailMore 12d ago

   I’m very interested in building tools for coding agents (where I spend a lot of my time). I’ve been building https://smalldocs.org , it’s a simply styled, but functionally deep, artifact layer for agents. It’s open source and fre
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   by FailMore 15d ago

   As in you change one parameter and the whole equation changes or something else? (I'm bad at math!)
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   by FailMore 15d ago

   I think this is a very interesting article because it raises an idea I had not considered: these companies found PMF and huge growth through satisfy the demands of coders, it is interesting if they are in a bind where improving the model in
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   by FailMore 16d ago

   For a personal project a while ago I peeked at Gemini's reasoning tokens in their coding CLI. I was pretty shocked. It was a bit like discovering Marvin (from Hitchhiker's Guide) was hiding in there all along. There was a lot of c
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   by FailMore 17d ago

   I’m still stuck on my iPhone 12 mini because I like the size
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   by FailMore 17d ago

   Because it's hard to find the time to read an academic paper I had an agent summarise it in a few slides: https://smalldocs.org/s/6kEgfy54oclH4KR9HX847w#k=ywVL86PcTCo... It's an interesting result (agents dev
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    by FailMore 19d ago

    Surprised it has not been mentioned, but I think relying on https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills is sound. It handles global installs for a wide range of coding agents. If I was working on an internal only skill I&#x2
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    by FailMore 20d ago

    Hmm maybe it always feels "different" to every generation going through automation of something previously un-automated, but don't you feel that to some extent this is different. Humans have been the dominant species because
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    by FailMore 20d ago

    Because I am LLM Dependent I got distracted reading the article and made my LLM summarise it to me in a few slides. For those in a rush/interested in LLM summary slop: https://smalldocs.org/s/scB6O8KiZEmLWgK855A1vt
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    Mapping 14 disclosed AI incidents between April 25 and July 26(smalldocs.org)

    1 points by FailMore 21d ago|0 comments
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    by FailMore 23d ago

    I enjoyed this article... random cat pictures (esp. thumbs up cat picture) kept me going. I do think on device AI will be a BIG thing... and basically change how we interact with our computers entirely - you will just ask to get things done
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    by FailMore 24d ago

    (I made a similar comment in a different post by Simon Willison yesterday about GPT Work) I am unsure the direction that AI assisted document creation work will go in. I am opinionated and building something in the space. In this reply I di
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    by FailMore 26d ago

    I am unsure the direction that AI assisted work will go in. I am opinionated and building something in the space. In this reply I discuss my view + what I have been building. My opinion is: We now have AI, this new amazing flexible tool. We
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    by FailMore 29d ago

    Agreed
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    You might find my open source project SmallDocs useful. It lets Claude make presentations in Markdown which can be exported to PPT. You can define styles and make them defaults. (You can also share the native SmallDoc presentations by just
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    How has traction been so far? And are there any valuable cross team/agent use cases you actually have experienced or are they theoretical? I run https://smalldocs.org , which focuses on making Markdown a highly expressive sp
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    I think it's pretty interesting - I can see why companies would want to go for this instead of build everything themselves... Curious about how your customers are responding to pricing. 20 agents for $499/month without API costs i
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    For traction...
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    Interesting dream, and not obviously in line with the theory / dream examples in the paper. Is there anything else going on in the dream? Other people you are with/could be with/what kind of location/can you fight this t
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    If you give me a real example of a dream I can help. It's hard to give feedback otherwise.
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    REM sleep is a very interesting beast, and I think the neurology of it provides a hypothesis for the function of dreaming. When you are awake: Your executive function is active, your default mode network (a network of brain areas which ligh
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    by FailMore 1mo ago

    Yes, it becomes exhausting to read/follow. It feels they must be getting Claude to train Claude… and just like AI can do work that’s slightly in the wrong direction (eg a MR description for your colleague that contains info which only
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    by FailMore 2mo ago

    I would prefer to view code this way - a flow of data between things... a project I'd really like to work on. Has anyone done anything similar?
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    by FailMore 2mo ago

    Tyvm!
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    by FailMore 2mo ago

    I've been working on https://smalldocs.org for some time. It as if "Claude Code & Microsoft Office had a baby". It's actually very useful if you develop with a terminal based coding agent and sometimes wa
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    by FailMore 2mo ago

    Does a product include the ability to acquire and retain customers?
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    by FailMore 2mo ago

    This is the OG: https://poke-holo.simey.me/ - inspired me as an old pokemon collector