bmiselis

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by bmiselis 1y ago
That's all based on the assumption that if you can build something in 10% of the time it'd take you to build the same thing without AI, then you'll spend this 90% of your new spare time to build something else next. What if y
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by bmiselis 2y ago
And that definitely is one of the most severe risks of the human-assisted coding (when humans barely instruct the AI to do the heavy lifting).
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by bmiselis 2y ago
I believe LLMs are definitely able to, in some vague sense, understand the code they’re working with. If they’re able to produce meaningful output from the input, especially in abstract problems, they get the gist of what’s being coded, not
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Vibe coding is not coding(toolongautomated.com)
12 points by bmiselis 2y ago|6 comments
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I beg you: don't use service accounts with GitHub Actions(toolongautomated.com)
3 points by bmiselis 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Too Long; Automated(toolongautomated.com)
1 points by bmiselis 2y ago|0 comments
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by bmiselis 2y ago
Hey, author of the too long; automated blog here! I had a problem in one of my projects recently: how to deploy my application to multiple cloud environments? The list of requirements was rather short: --- Git flow must be a no-brainer–we d
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One branch to rule them all | guided series #1(toolongautomated.substack.com)
1 points by bmiselis 2y ago|1 comments
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by bmiselis 2y ago
i love your examples, you know why @nojvek? it's because they clearly show next-level challenges in tech projects, not easily replaceable or automatable. i've always believed that as the world keeps automating, we need to climb th
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by bmiselis 2y ago
looks really cool, thanks for sharing!
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by bmiselis 2y ago
heh, i get you that scope negotiation is outside of the scope (pun intended) of even more advanced automation techniques, same with the tradeoffs you've mentioned. however! analyzing and understanding codebase enough to decide what to
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Ask HN: What are you proud of when it comes to automating your manual effort?
4 points by bmiselis 2y ago|2 comments
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What takes too much of your time at work that could be automated but isn't?
6 points by bmiselis 2y ago|4 comments
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Automation Unbound: From Ancient Tools to AI Minds(toolongautomated.substack.com)
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