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by headcanon 8mo ago
Its additional context that can be loaded by the agent as-needed. Generally it decides to load based on the skill's description, or you can tell it to load a specific skill if you want to. So for your example, yes you might tell the ag
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by headcanon 8mo ago
I've been coming around to the view that the time spent code-reviewing LLM output is better spent creating evaluation/testing rigs for the product you are building. If you're able to highlight errors in tests (unit, e2e, etc.
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by headcanon 8mo ago
yeah I wonder if a rust or wasm backend might be a good idea for something like this
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by headcanon 9mo ago
Seconded, I would be interested in knowing people's workflows + experiences developing MacOS and iOS apps with claude, etc. From the repo here, it looks like its just using swift command line tools, which might just work well enough wi
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by headcanon 9mo ago
THANK YOU! that flickering is giving me a headache. You're doing the lords work! Anthropic: Please fix this ASAP
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by headcanon 9mo ago
Thats a fair counterpoint, and it has helped translate my random thoughts into more coherent text. I also haven't taken advantage of dictation much at all either, so maybe I'll give it a try. I still think the baseline skill that
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by headcanon 9mo ago
Since LLMs were introduced, I've been of the belief that this technology actually makes writing a *more* important skill to develop than less. So far that belief has held. No matter how advanced the model gets, you'll get better r
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by headcanon 9mo ago
I'm sure that city just *loves* being downrange of the launch site :) JK, nicely done! lots of fun to watch.
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by headcanon 9mo ago
One thing I have been doing is breaking out of my long-held default mode of spinning up a react/nextjs project whenever I need frontend, and generating barebones HTML/CSS/JS for basic web apps. A lot of the reason we went wit
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by headcanon 9mo ago
Potentially, a lot of that isn't just code generation, it *is* requirements gathering, design iteration, analysis, debugging, etc. I've been using CC for non-programming tasks and its been pretty successful so far, at least for pe
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by headcanon 9mo ago
Yep, I literally built this last night with Opus 4.5 after my wife and I challenged each other to a typing competition. I gave it direction and feedback but it wrote all the actual code. Wasn't a one shot (maybe 3-4 shot) but didn&#x27
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by headcanon 1y ago
Is there a notable update on this or something? seems old.
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by headcanon 1y ago
I'll keep that in mind next time I'm in SF, thanks for the recommendation!
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by headcanon 1y ago
Largely agreed, with one exception. If you're ever in Boston/Cambridge MA, check out the MIT museum. I've always told people that its a science museum but for adults. The Harvard museums are worth visiting as well, but the MI
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by headcanon 1y ago
Similar, My major in university was computer engineering (as opposed to pure CS or EE) because I wasn't sure if I wanted to go into a hardware or software profession. I ended up going with software since all the interesting opportuniti
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by headcanon 1y ago
That was a human-generated hallucination, my apologies. I always associated semantic web with something Google was pushing to assist with web crawling, and my first exposure to it was during the Web 2.0 era (early 2010s) as HTML5 was seeing
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by headcanon 1y ago
I feel like I see this attitude a lot amongst devs: "If everyone just built it correctly, we wouldn't need these bandaids" To me, it feels similar to "If everyone just cooperated perfectly and helped each other out, we w
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by headcanon 1y ago
I honestly just use every tool I can when trip planning: Google, Booking.com, airbnb when applicable, Expedia, Delta trips, even my credit card company has a link. Similar to the other responder, I think Booking.com had the best dataset for
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by headcanon 1y ago
I think they have value as a discovery method and aggregator. If you know the hotel you want, yes you're better off going direct, but if you want to browse its nice to have. First-party websites to book directly + better aggregators&#x
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by headcanon 1y ago
registering an MCP server and calling an MCP tool upon transcript completion (and/or summary completion) would help (check out actionsperminute.io for the vision there). Calendar integration would be nice to link transcripts to discret
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by headcanon 1y ago
I took it to mean that religious and non-religious scientists are drawn by the same sense of wonder at the cosmos.
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by headcanon 1y ago
Interesting this is being brought up, I used to use this back in 2013 when developing Rails apps, I've been thinking about what a good "standard" spec language would look like in a post-LLM world. I wonder if the cucumber syn
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by headcanon 1y ago
> Gemini 2.5 PRO | Claude Opus 4 Glad to see my experience is reflected elsewhere. I've found Gemini 2.5 PRO to be the best bang-for-buck model: good reasoning and really cheap to run (counts as 1 request in cursor, where opus can b
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by headcanon 1y ago
Challenge, yes, but I wouldn't go far to say "end of". B2C SaaS will have more challenge the easier it gets to create things, but consumers have always been fickle anyway. I'd say B2B SaaS is mostly safe, partially becau
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by headcanon 1y ago
One thing I've learned is that no matter how easy it is to create stuff, most users will still favor the one-click app install, even if they don't get full control over the workflow. With that said, I'm sure there are a lot o
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by headcanon 1y ago
If I created a curated list of known "good" websites that I find "trustworthy" and build a search index just with the info there, would that satisfy this? What else would need to be built?
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by headcanon 1y ago
It includes website references for most of these searches so its easily verifiable. Here's an example: https://chatgpt.com/share/6839b2a0-d4f4-8000-9224-f406589802... I was traveling in Tokyo recently and took a p
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by headcanon 1y ago
I've been having a lot of success using o3 to run searches. Its really nice to be able to parse through tons of search results and just get the relevant info (probably what the search engine should have been doing in the first place, b
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by headcanon 1y ago
Where do you draw the line though? Is it only vibe-coding if you don't touch a single line of code? If I ask Cursor agent to implement a basic refactor vs doing it by hand, does my level of "vibe" increase? Why do we need a t
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by headcanon 2y ago
Agreed, its always nicer for me to have something to work with, even if by the end of it its entirely rewritten. It helps to have it generate code sometimes to just explore ideas and refine the prompt. If its obviously wrong, thats ok, so

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