imhoguy

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by imhoguy 3mo ago
CLAUDE.md (or AGENTS.md) is not good place to put all code change rules, because these rules would dillute the context and "distract" the agent e.g. during bugs triage or business analysis. Instead modularize the knowledge with sk
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
No way! It is a while since I have seen that extension here on HN, I couldn't be mistaken. With AI? Is Pascal still alive?
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
Except Amazon (Linux, Elastic, RDS..)
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
Hopefuly I see conscious young people in my surroundings who refrain from using human like AI (voice). They say "it is cringe". Moreover I think aggresive robocalls and advertising will derail the entire trend in a few years, peop
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
The worst is that every agent session is generating so many "btw fix this" side-quests that it is really hard to stay in the task focus. I throw some into todo list manually but still it is exploding by the day. Perfect is enemy o
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
In my place I see currently a governance panel effort mandating around LLM agent skills usage, it is so much shit show that I expect productivity is going to fall to 0.5x pre-agents. But not pre-LLM as autocompletion was really helpful in t
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
Isn't it how these fulfilment centers already work that way with all these work manuals. Read AMAZON.md /s
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
I bet drone van is the next thing to be automated.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
Literaly they silently refuse to open the pod doors for you.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
... and that actually shows - senior engineers have spent actual paid time to train juniors. Plus they used to spent time contributing to open source projects or Stack Overflow, all the stuff which every company benefits from.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
It is like with drug dealers, you get some free dose, then cheap one, then you pay an arm and a leg. Somebody has to finaly pay for these heaps of accelerator hardware.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
oh no! what about all these demos which product management vibe coded?
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
You need to create review skill and there define what "issue" or "good" are for you to limit sensitiviness. Otherwise you depend on model's random threshold or non of such then you get perfection chasing. Anyway it
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
But the one would be enough, especially in large organization. Surely they would need access to the exact data too.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
Wait for LEO EMPs in future conflicts.
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by imhoguy 3mo ago
I don't think anybody would do it purely for money. I would rather see someone who is terminally ill and decides to do some "good".
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Turn off computers and phones. No need for DCs then.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Enshitification. Too big to.. upset the govt.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
These parents will do age check themselves on kids devices. Why? To not be bothered or to elevate the kid in peer group. No system is going to fix "unresponsble" parents until we end up with a state completely replacing parent li
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
I still amazed how so many people don't get this entire planet is one feedback loop system of competing life processes and they think hiding in their dusty houses with artificial cures will keep them away from competition and immune ag
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
This is why every AI company does crawl today. Do they just reshape the function on the fly or save the process steps? Maybe it doesn't matter anymore. Even Google indexes are more and more spoiled to become representation of the funct
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Did it work for you? These cards don't work for preauth with subscription.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Time-based codes (TOTP / RFC 6238) can be completely automated, that is not bot prevention by any means.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Autogenerated content is good scaffolding, but then I have a rule where if I mark heading with "(by-human)" the section shouldn't be changed by LLM without permission.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Hosting anything in EU must cover redtape and carbon taxes in electricity bill.
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Not a SalesForce dev, but there is a bit of oversimplification what CRM SaaS is today. Almost everything integrates with SF today and most often understanding, replicating and maintaining these integration pathways may need more than 1.5 en
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
I don't think that will happen anytime soon. Prompts are the code now, and programming languages code is compilation product. Almost nobody optimizes compiled assembly code. Perhaps "recompilation" - rewrite by replaying all
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
Anectata, but I found that active wearables can help with initial motivation, but long term they become chore or even stressful when forced. I use them only for passive long trends tracking. Our brains trick us to breath on defaults adjuste
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
"—" "blast radius" done :)
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by imhoguy 4mo ago
It can be even better. An agent with Playwright MCP can browse even trickiest website structure and simply say what it "sees" and ask the user what to do next, voice or Braille.

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