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by intellectronica 1y ago
It's so cool. I now habitually vibe-code little scripts that I can immediately run. So much nicer than having to manage environments and dependencies: - https://everything.intellectronica.net/p/the-little-scripter
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Excellent advice. Good documentation makes a huge difference in AI-assisted software development.
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Raycast for Hyperactive AI Obsessives [video](youtube.com)
2 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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An AI Tooling Guide for People Who Actually Build Things(ai.intellectronica.net)
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EZ-MCP: Get an MCP Server Going in 2M (Python or TS)(github.com)
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Cost Control: Scaling AI Without Going Broke(ai.intellectronica.net)
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AI-Assisted Software Engineering in the Large: A Practical Guide(ai.intellectronica.net)
3 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
I usually really love Sassy's writing, but this time it's the usual AI-shy nonsense. It's possible for good managers to do much better management work with the aid of AI (saying from first-hand experience). AI does not make m
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Ruler – new standard for harmonising custom instructions across coding agents(github.com)
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X (fka Twitter) is out of service
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Ruler – apply the same rules to all coding agents (Cursor, Claude, Codex, etc.)(npmjs.com)
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Identifying High-ROI Opportunities in AI(ai.intellectronica.net)
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by intellectronica 1y ago
1. Quality and information-density vary widely. The author of the post lists some of the least useful (but popular) business books, but there are better ones. The benchmark for me is does the book contains specific, actionable recommendatio
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Datasets Are All You Need(ai.intellectronica.net)
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Yes and no. An ecosystem can grow, even grow exponentially. But it is sensitive to competitive pressures. VSCode today is so much more widely adopted than anything before it. More than emacs, vim, anything really. So Zed has a good chance b
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by intellectronica 1y ago
I want to love Zed. The UX is absolutely amazing - it just feels like you're on turbo mode all the time. And the AI is excellent too. I don't know how far it can go, though, without the VSCode ecosystem.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
And why does it have so many bankers?
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Datasets Are All You Need (LLM Learns to Prompt from Data)(github.com)
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Someone needs to tell Trump about BitTorrent.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Classes in Finland are not so much better than anywhere else that they make giving up the internet worthwhile. Children learn more in 15 minutes on their iphone than they do in 15 hours at school.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
If I were a Finnish child I would start working hard on getting my parents to emigrate, or at least send me on an extended exchange program to a country where I can still use modern tech to connect to the global network, meet other likemind
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by intellectronica 1y ago
OpenAI made a worse mistake by reacting to the twitter crowds and "blinking". This was their opportunity to signal that while consumers of their APIs can depend on transparent version management, users of their end-user chatbot sh
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by intellectronica 1y ago
"Life is awesome", said the frog, "the owners arranged a jacuzzi for me, it's warm and lovely in the water, not dangerous at all".
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How to Meet the Residents(everything.intellectronica.net)
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The Bad Vibes of "Coding"(everything.intellectronica.net)
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What Can You Learn from the AI Frameworks Mud Fight?(ai.intellectronica.net)
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by intellectronica 1y ago
It took me a bit to detect the irony, and I'm not particularly bad at that. This website simply reads like a lot of serious "green" propaganda.
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Agents Aren't Always the Answer: The Case for AI Workflows(ai.intellectronica.net)
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Medieval peasants cannot be said to have had a job. They are mostly either tied to the land (and its ownders), or indeed gigging from season to season.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
> Through the entirety of human history you'd keep working for the same employer for your entire life Hardly. This type of arrangement was short-lived and anomalous. It was roughly true in rich economies during a few decades of the

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