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by chw9e 2y ago
Hey HN - I made a bunch of GenAI projects in 2024: - 2 frontend React/Tailwind codegen projects (1 an agent, and 1 a really cool website builder) - 1 Node.js codegen AI agent - 1 ecommerce product placement image generator I'm not
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by chw9e 2y ago
Hey HN - I made a bunch of GenAI projects in 2024: - 2 frontend React/Tailwind codegen projects (1 an agent, and 1 a really cool website builder) - 1 Node.js codegen AI agent - 1 ecommerce product placement image generator I'm not
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Taming Your Bug Backlog: A Guide for Growing Software Teams(qckfx.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
Yes, it is very good. I have built full websites complete with database storage and automated email sending all without having to touch the code at all.
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by chw9e 2y ago
I would say Lovable is the best performing that I've seen. I can build complete non-trivial sites without doing any coding at all. Deep Research works reliably but I wish the agent would do some due diligence on its link selection and
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Ask HN: What are the best AI agent products you've used?
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Ask HN: What have you built with GenAI?
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Developer Workflows That Are Ripe for AI Automation(qckfx.com)
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When to Use `Git Bisect`: Key Scenarios for Finding Bad Commits(qckfx.com)
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Busting the Bug Backlog: Practical Tactics for Engineering Leaders(qckfx.com)
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AI-Driven Self-Healing CI Pipelines: Automating Test Fixes and Merging Safely(qckfx.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
Another good case is for rolling back a single bad commit from a batch that got merged into main at the same time. Doing batch merges with a merge queue can speed up things if you have a ton of longer running end to end and integration test
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by chw9e 2y ago
Now with AI test frameworks like stagehand it’s actually possible to write end to end tests after a bug appears that can be backwards compatible as long as changes to the dom are not too extreme. But things like broken selectors won’t be an
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Regression Tests as a Moat(qckfx.com)
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AI-Driven, Self-Healing CI Pipelines Can Transform Development(qckfx.com)
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Automating Git Bisect with Ephemeral Environments(qckfx.com)
45 points by chw9e 2y ago|21 comments
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Managing Large Test Suites Without Sacrificing Developer Velocity(qckfx.com)
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Stagehand and Git Bisect: Finding and Fixing the Commit That Broke Your Code(qckfx.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
No, but happy to chat about it. My email is chris.wood@qckfx.com
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by chw9e 2y ago
In my experience, mandatory code reviews seldom work very well. Usually it's either stamping PRs or you always run the risk of someone just blocking stuff in an unreasonable manner. For the most part, code reviews should be optional -
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Developer Workflows That Are Ripe for AI Automation(qckfx.com)
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The Myth of Perfect Test Coverage: When More Tests Can Slow You Down(qckfx.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
Thanks for the heads up - it's just a form to set a meeting right now.. If you're interested shoot me an email at chris.wood@qckfx.com.
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Automating Your Git Bisect with Ephemeral Environments(qckfx.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
The MCP server is useful, I built a demo of converting bug reports into Playwright tests using it - https://qckfx.com/demo
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by chw9e 2y ago
I’m building this because unable to repro bugs is one of the biggest reasons that bugs don’t get fixed. This leads to communication overhead as engineers and support teams go back and forth in a game of ping pong to try to determine who own
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Show HN: AI Agent that turns Jam bug reports into Playwright Tests(qckfx.com)
2 points by chw9e 2y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Bug Reports to Test Case Tools?
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Show HN: I built a 93 page eBook and landing page in 36 hours(interviewadmin.com)
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by chw9e 2y ago
It would be cool if you could build an autoencoder that took code in python or another less esoteric language and learned to output it into piet. Then you could do something like stable diffusion and get random algorithms.

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