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by cube2222 8mo ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform fo
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by cube2222 8mo ago
Just to reiterate, both of those (hemp hearts and flaxseed) only contain ALA, while what you're generally looking for is EPA and DHA. TFA also explicitly mentions it's only talking about EPA. This is not to say that they're u
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by cube2222 8mo ago
I'm not an expert, but I've done a bunch of reading on this previously, and also skimmed the article which also mentions some parts of this. First, when taking omega 3 supplements, you generally care about increasing the ratio of
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by cube2222 8mo ago
I think the main problem in estimating projects is unknown unknowns. I find that the best approach to solving that is taking a “tracer-bullet” approach. You make an initial end-to-end PoC that explores all the tricky bits of your project. M
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by cube2222 9mo ago
Yeah, I have written multiple almost completely-vibecoded linters since Claude Code came out, and they provide very high value. It’s kind of a best case scenario use-case - linters are generally small and easy to test. It’s also worth notin
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by cube2222 9mo ago
I bought a w-oled monitor for office work and gaming, very happy with my oled tv. I returned it after a couple days. I got unbearable eye strain from it, even though I use rather large fonts, and the ppd was the same as with my previous IPS
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by cube2222 9mo ago
I’ve gone through this series of videos earlier this year. In the past I’ve gone through many “educational resources” about deep neural networks - books, coursera courses (yeah, that one), a university class, the fastai course - but I don’t
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by cube2222 9mo ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform fo
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by cube2222 9mo ago
Yeah, this exactly. And if the AI wanders in confusion during #3, it means the plan isn’t well-defined enough.
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by cube2222 9mo ago
> If AI coding is so great and is going to take us to 10x or 100x productivity That seems to be a strawman here, no? Sure, there exist people/companies claiming 10x-100x productivity improvements. I agree it's bullshit. But the
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by cube2222 9mo ago
That’s really cool, and a great use-case for vibe coding! I’ve been vibe-coding a personalized outliner app in Rust based on gpui and CRDTs (loro.dev) over the last couple days - something just for me, and in a big part just to explore the
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by cube2222 9mo ago
I agree with you as far as project size for vibe-coding goes - as-in often not even looking at the generated code. But I have no issues with using Claude Code to write code in larger projects, including adapting to existing patterns, it’s
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by cube2222 9mo ago
I’ve checked out codex after the glowing reviews here around September / October and it was, all in all, a letdown (this was writing greenfield modules in a larger existing codebase). Codex was very context efficient, but also slow (th
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Yeah, I uninstalled and reinstalled with homebrew, and it’s working well now.
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Just to provide another datapoint - tried codex September / October after seeing the glowing reviews here, and it was, all in all, a huge letdown. It seems to be very efficient context-wise, but at the same time made precise context-ma
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by cube2222 10mo ago
It's so nice that skills are becoming a standard, they are imo a much bigger deal long-term than e.g. MCP. Easy to author (at its most basic, just a markdown file), context efficient by default (only preloads yaml front-matter, can laz
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by cube2222 10mo ago
But then those work only locally - not in the web ui’s, unless you make it a remote MCP, and then it’s back to being something somewhat different. Skills also have a nicer way of working with the context, by default (and in the main web uis
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by cube2222 10mo ago
The general idea is not very new, but the current chat apps have added features that are big enablers. That is, skills make the most sense when paired with a Python script or cli that the skill uses. Nowadays most of the AI model providers
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Skills vs. Dynamic MCP Loadouts(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Yes indeed! It does not use the annoying array form.
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by cube2222 10mo ago
I’m not sure I understand. You refer to the conditional resource fields normally - without list indices. You just have to make sure the object isn’t null. There’s some samples in the docs[0] on safe access patterns! [0]: https://
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by cube2222 10mo ago
You can just switch from `count = 1` to `enabled = true` (or vice-versa, works back-and-forth) for a resource and tofu will automatically move it next time you apply. It's pretty seamless.
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Yep, as of yesterday’s 1.11 release it’s supported! That also includes a new “enabled” meta argument, so you don’t have to hack around conditional resources with count = 0. [0]: https://opentofu.org/blog/opentofu-1-11-0
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Same. I've recently described how I vibe-coded a tool to run this single background agent in a docker container in a jj workspace[0] while I work with my foreground agent but... my reviewing throughput is usually saturated by a single
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform fo
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Codex does such sandboxing, fwiw. In practice it gets pretty annoying when e.g. it wants to use the Go cli which uses a global module cache. Claude Code recently got something similar[0] but I haven’t tried it yet. In practice I just use a
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Funnily, AI already knows what stereotypical AI sounds like, so when I tell Claude to write a README but "make it not sounds like AI, no buzzwords, to the point, no repetition, but also don't overdo it, keep it natural" it do
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by cube2222 10mo ago
Could you expand in what way it’s better? So far what you described sounds like what they did, but they manage the sandboxed environment for me and use Python rather than TypeScript. Do note that their thing works not only with MCP tools, b
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by cube2222 11mo ago
When you make API calls to generate chat completions, you specify a list of tools. They can be MCP tools, or just arbitrary tool metadata. The API will then respond when it needs the client code to compute a tool output.
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Nice! Feature #2 here is basically an implementation of the “write code to call tools instead of calling them directly” that was a big topic of conversation recently. It uses their Python sandbox, is available via API, and exposes the tool

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