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by dennisy 1y ago
Whilst I agree with lots of ideas in this piece, I fell out of love with it when clicking into the discussion on what should be done instead of using a layered architecture. The author makes valid points but they are vacuous and do not prov
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by dennisy 1y ago
I really liked the look of the product, but since the founder replied multiple times to questions / comments some thing along the lines of “we have not really spent time on…” comes across not very well thought out! However I am persona
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by dennisy 1y ago
This post has some good concepts, but I do not feel it helps you design good systems. It iterates options and primitives, but good design is when and how you apply them, which the post does not provide.
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by dennisy 1y ago
Also another view is that developers below a certain level get a positive benefit and those above get a negative effect. This makes sense, as the models are an average of the code out there and some of us are above and below that average. S
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Open SWE by LangChain (Docs)(docs.langchain.com)
3 points by dennisy 1y ago|0 comments
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Open SWE by LangChain(swe.langchain.com)
24 points by dennisy 1y ago|12 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
Not really the other commenters are correct I feel and this is not really proving anything about the fundamental capability of the model. It’s just a hello world benchmark adding no real value, just driving blog traffic for you.
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by dennisy 1y ago
No Opus in the $20 tier though sadly
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by dennisy 1y ago
Looks cool, but do we need another one of these?
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by dennisy 1y ago
How is this related to creating a design system?
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Ask HN: How do you structure front end workflows before using AI tools?
2 points by dennisy 1y ago|2 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
Appreciate the reply, but sadly disagree with all of it. > If you already have the fundamentals neccessary to call yourself a software developer Yes, but do you not need to learn more? Do you not need to train what you know to keep it at
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Ask HN: Balancing AI-Assisted Development with Deep Learning as a Founder
1 points by dennisy 1y ago|2 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
Thanks for the reply. Not sure I agree however, just reading LLM replies is not learning, it may feel like it but its not going to sink in. To truly learn you must grind hard at something for it to be lodged in your mind. At least this I be
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by dennisy 1y ago
Yeah sure that is possible - but you cannot achieve the same results as actually writing the code. If you are going to write the code, you need to understand the full problem space, at which point you can see the simple solution. If I need
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by dennisy 1y ago
The hype for Claude Code has been huge! I still feel that for large project, and large changes within those projects - I should write the code myself. The code outputted often runs, especially after a few attempts of fixes etc. However when
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Ask HN: Programming and Startups in the Age of AI
1 points by dennisy 1y ago|2 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
Yeah I saw that comment. Maybe this is just a naive opinion it I do not get why you must target a framework at all VS just pure CSS/HTML and later allow people to convert into their framework. I feel that at the design stage a framewor
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by dennisy 1y ago
This is great! Exactly the sort of tool, I have been waiting for! One question is why the coupling to Next/React? I feel a design tool should not be coupled to a web framework at all.
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by dennisy 1y ago
Interesting to hear how you combine these?
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by dennisy 1y ago
I am sorry but that does not make much sense. Those protocols are how your agents talks to other systems.
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Ask HN: Agent / workflow frameworks or roll your own?
4 points by dennisy 1y ago|4 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
And these are just text files with no fixed structure?
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by dennisy 1y ago
Is this just links or also ideas, connections etc?
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by dennisy 1y ago
Yes, but the process of creating the notes, storing ideas and connections you made during a day is useful right?
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by dennisy 1y ago
I know the feeling of the bike shedding with the tools! This is cool for links, but often I also want some nuggets/ideas to be saved.
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by dennisy 1y ago
I get why this may seem attractive, but my view is that we need the manual step there as a way to force our brains to remember things. What you suggest is a nice UC for sure, but not sure it will make any of us smarter in the long run.
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by dennisy 1y ago
What sorts of things will you write? I am interested not just in the system but what you save.
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by dennisy 1y ago
Could you provide a small example of what you may add in a day and how you later search it?
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by dennisy 1y ago
I will look it up for sure! It would be cool to elaborate a little directly here if you could, or at least a few links please.

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