elysianfields

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by elysianfields 8d ago
You sound much like software engineers sounded when the first coding agents dropped. "You can't trust the output, it doesn't understand bigger systems" "Its an art, you need to learn the ropes of it to truly write g
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by elysianfields 14d ago
While I very much see the problem space you're trying to solve, I also like to flag an inherent problem here: I don't think process and tooling is really the problem. The disfunctional nature of many companies is mainly caused by
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by elysianfields 3mo ago
It sometimes feels same as with the models, especially in corporate: - Lots of Haiku around, many mistakes unless process is very clear - Some Sonnets, still do mistakes but can adapt - Some Opus, able to improvise and think outside the box
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by elysianfields 5mo ago
This looks really cool. Did you think about including automatic worktree creation + sandboxing? I've built sth similar (more focus on the project setup and being able to work on multiple things at once with a single agent), that uses
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by elysianfields 7mo ago
What would be really great is a ability to run emdash simply served on localhost instead of the electron bundling ("emdash server" in the terminal). That way I can access it from my browser.
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by elysianfields 2y ago
I want to like this, but there are a couple of red flags. One is using SHA-3 to hash and store the passwords. You shouldn't use such a hashing function for password storage. Calculating password hashes should be computationally expensi