bushido

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AI-powered dev productivity metrics(gitvelocity.dev)
2 points by bushido 7mo ago|0 comments
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Agents have a human personality problem(dheer.co)
1 points by bushido 7mo ago|0 comments
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Months to minutes: AI feature-gap harness(dheer.co)
1 points by bushido 7mo ago|0 comments
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Getting the most out of Claude agent teams(dheer.co)
1 points by bushido 7mo ago|1 comments
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by bushido 7mo ago
Agent teams are amazing, but burn a lot of tokens. For folks without the max plans, the 2x promotion from anthrophic this month is a very good time to see if you'd benefit from having agent teams in your workflow.
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by bushido 7mo ago
I've seen this come up in a few comments, so I'm just adding it to a separate one in case it helps folks. Something I have seen a lot of people talk about in the comments here, as well as do in practice within my company and frien
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by bushido 7mo ago
Planning is great. It's plan mode that is unpredictable in how it discusses it and what it remembers from the discussion. I still have discussions with the agents and agent team members. I just force it to save it in a document in the
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by bushido 7mo ago
I have no issues with A/B tests. I do have an issue with the plan mode. And nine out of ten times, it is objectively terrible. The only benefit I've seen in the past from using plan mode is it remembers more information between co
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by bushido 7mo ago
Before AI, as a head of product (who has always written code), I did this thing where when I was thinking through an idea or a product direction, I built the solution three or four times before I found the shape and direction that I liked.
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by bushido 7mo ago
The "Shall I implement it" behavior can go really really wrong with agent teams. If you forget to tell a team who the builder is going to be and forget to give them a workflow on how they should proceed, what can often happen is t
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by bushido 7mo ago
Cursor implemented something a while back where it started acting like how ChatGPT does when it's in its auto mode. Essentially, choosing when it was going to use what model/reasoning effort on its own regardless of my preferences
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by bushido 8mo ago
I love the framing here. However, I think what a lot of people don't realize is the reason a lot of executives and business users are excited about AI and don't mind developers getting replaced is because product is already a blac
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The committee problem: why B2B demos die after the form(blog.skipup.ai)
1 points by bushido 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 9mo ago
I've been doing the same. I don't mind SaaS subscription fees, but I often run into things where I need a niche feature that doesn't exist. Incidentally, I ran into something like this with WhisperFlow last year. Used it for
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by bushido 1y ago
Very surprised to learn that this is real https://www.volvocars.com/us/l/osd-tourist/ Pretty cool. Lots more info on reddit threads.
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Intermittent Fasting Promotes White Adipose Browning and Decreases Obesity(2017)(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by bushido 1y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 2y ago
I'm building an ERP to encapsulate the whole "customer" journey. I'm building it to be a business operating system of sorts with a goal of creating clear line-of-sight visibility for all activities along journey's l
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by bushido 2y ago
My preferred language to build apps is Ruby, and I'm still more likely to pickup RoR as a backend. But I can't see if winning in the AI generation. I never recommend it with LLMs, because there is a definite context window and att
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by bushido 2y ago
https://rxdb.info/ is a good one.
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by bushido 2y ago
This is a very good start, I don't think it'll replace a lot of the custom code/comboboxes that are seen in react-land without search (unless I missed it).
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by bushido 2y ago
https://archive.ph/ugmW4
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by bushido 2y ago
I for one am very excited about where things are going. I know we're getting fewer "traditional" junior devs, but I'm seeing more and more designers and product managers contributing, at a frequency which was much harder
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by bushido 2y ago
Probably the ones that have very little of it today.
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by bushido 2y ago
It's an intriguing take, but as others have pointed out, the truth will be somewhere in the middle. I don't believe that AI will replace the entire SaaS interface. And I also don't think it will need as many services and APIs
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by bushido 2y ago
Not that surprising if you take n8n license into account. Its very prohibitive.
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by bushido 2y ago
https://archive.ph/QouOV
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by bushido 2y ago
Tailwind and Bootstrap and are kinda apple vs apple pie. Tailwind provides classes that still need to be stacked to build components. It'd be easier if you were using some source for UI components, I've used TailwindUI in the past
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by bushido 2y ago
I wish more dev-tools startups would focus on clearly explaining the business use cases, targeting a slightly broader audience beyond highly technical users. I visited several pages on the site before eventually giving up. I can sort of gra
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by bushido 2y ago
https://archive.ph/Utj2T
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by bushido 2y ago
I had the exact same question. I was able to locate the contents with a code search on github: https://github.com/billwear/billwear.github.io

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