alexrezvov

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   Rust and LLMs: The Compiler Does What Code Review Shouldn't Have To(blog.rezvov.com)

   2 points by alexrezvov 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   404 from the link provided
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   While reading, I had an idea about how to turn competition between agents into something useful. What if we use competition only at a higher, strategic level: a kind of product committee of agents that argue which ideas or policies to imple
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   I actually set up a Telegram digest for Hacker News using OpenClaw, and today that digest brought me to this very post. Nice little full circle moment.
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   Show HN: I let Claude autonomously deploy OpenClaw and write an honest review(blog.rezvov.com)

   1 points by alexrezvov 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   I'm in a similar spot and very curious about the transition path, not just the end state. We have several projects and different teams. In one of the more “advanced” ones we already run on a fairly standard enterprise stack: Jira for w
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   Awesome! I liked Rust even before it became mainstream, cool that you make it more accessible.
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   Thanks, this is useful! I'm currently at the stage where my agentic dev loop is running and feedback is flowing, but I haven't reached true autonomy yet. I still have to control things with manual workarounds constantly. That&#x27
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   by alexrezvov 7mo ago

   Cool, the idea of leaving comments directly in the plan never even occurred to me, even though it really is the obvious thing to do. Do you markup and then save your comments in any way, and have you tried keeping them so you can review the
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    by alexrezvov 7mo ago

    Beautifully laid out. Do you have a tactical “how to” for rolling this into a real team with first steps and common pitfalls?
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    Is "Parsimony" in context engineering more than token efficiency?(blog.rezvov.com)

    1 points by alexrezvov 7mo ago|1 comments
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    by alexrezvov 7mo ago

    I manage 18 microservices with heavy LLM usage and kept running into the same problem: when I talk to my teams about treating context as a scarce resource, there is no single term for what I mean. "Token efficiency" is a cost metr