adamthegoalie

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by adamthegoalie 4mo ago
‪Daily agentic news briefing to email, audio, and RSS, with memory. https://betabriefing.ai - free for now if you want to try it!‬
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Fair point. But since Claude Code I guess? :D
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Your review is ready sir https://github.com/Vija02/TheOpenPresenter/pull/170#issuecom... This was claude-only, no codex / --ensemble mode. It ran against the branch's base, which is 1 behind main. W
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
I will be trying these and will report back!
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Well, it doesn’t give you an opinion on whether you should merge or not. It gives you a list of issues along with details about those issues, such as fix hints, and whether you need human attention before fixing. It’s all given to you in a
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Yesss! On it now! 1-2 hours you’ll get a comment
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Here's an example: https://github.com/adamjgmiller/worktreehq/pull/145#issuecom...
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Meanwhile here's what it looks like - just ran it on my own other repo: https://github.com/adamjgmiller/worktreehq/pull/145#issuecom...
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
That is such a great point. We do need evals for this - and not just ones that the model companies use themselves. They have to be public and sharable and easy to use ourselves. And in terms of sharing, I agree. On one hand, so many of us a
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
That is such a good point. I recently opened a PR against this AI personal finance tool Ray https://github.com/cdinnison/ray-finance/pull/8 to add an Apple Card import feature, since Apple Card is not support
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Does anyone have an open PR on a public repo? I'll run this against your PR for you with my CC credits as a sort-of benchmark! Send me your PR link :) I'm going to create one on one of my other repos meanwhile and add a link to th
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
No not at all! I haven't used it to review itself actually, for the most part, because adamsreview is mostly english language, not much code. Here's a comment from adamsreview, but even this was 3 weeks ago, and I've worked o
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
It burns a lot of tokens, that's for sure. Friction - maybe? Depending on what you mean. But it's extremely useful and effective compared to everything else out there that I've tried, if you're looking for an AI code rev
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
That's awesome to hear and I'd love to see it when you're ready. I actually think having something like adamsreview orchestrated by deterministic code - instead of simply having AI agents use deterministic code occasionally a
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
I totally see where you guys are coming from. It sometimes feels silly to me to have AI reviewing AI reviewing AI all the way down - see my above comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48095831 But with human judgment
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Do you mean that, even though the tooling keeps getting better, people aren't putting the effort into using it?
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Definitely! adamsreview is mostly english language - since it is instructing your CC agents. While there are a number of python scripts and JSON storage, you - and your agent - would easily be able to add your own rules to this. It also res
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
On small PRs (small features / changes ~hundreds to thousands of lines), I'd say around 500,000 total tokens. On large PRs (new feature sets for apps ~10,000-30,000 lines), around 2-3 million total tokens. By the way, I should hav
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
That's a great idea. I had trouble finding anything like this, a benchmark made for (AI) code reviewers. I had expected to find something like an eval harness available on GitHub, but couldn't find it. Any suggestions? Or maybe we
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
Hey thanks for the comment and the question. I would say my workflow for any meaningful amount of work is (all in Claude Code): - PRD: I discuss and brainstorm with Claude Code using something like the Grill Me skill https://gith
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by adamthegoalie 5mo ago
I was thinking about building a GitHub repo made for evaluating Code Reviews. Something like a complex app (or perhaps a few branches with different options), and then PRs on each branch with varying types and degrees of bugs for a Code R
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Show HN: adamsreview – better multi-agent PR reviews for Claude Code(github.com)
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by adamthegoalie 10mo ago
What’s wrong with being “very ‘crypto’” when you use a real use case crypto can solve?
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by adamthegoalie 10mo ago
At first I thought you were defending flock. Seems clear the cameras make it harder to commit crimes and easier to go after the offenders, despite all the side effects most people are upset about here.
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by adamthegoalie 11mo ago
Now you can run LLMs beside your Docker containers!
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by adamthegoalie 1y ago
Things like NetBSD seem like an obvious use case for tokens and DAOs (funding and governing treasuries for non-crypto open source software projects). Why is this not more common already?
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by adamthegoalie 1y ago
ChatGPT 5-Pro, What would it be like if we used trinary instead of binary computers? https://chatgpt.com/s/t_68f53bb9b15c8191b8d732f722243719
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by adamthegoalie 1y ago
I think my vibe coded website is for real good! MIDAO.org
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by adamthegoalie 2y ago
Yeah that’s when I started questioning his life decision
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by adamthegoalie 13y ago
How is this "Ruby in Your Browser", per se? You're just saying that you've used Ruby to build a web page now in the browser, correct? I ask because I'm seeking something more like a Ruby on Rails Implementation wait

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