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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
"Today's run is over" I hate games of this kind. "You failed. Try again tomorrow." I won't be back. It wasn't enough fun to remember. And I'm not likely to upvote because of these reasons (so it won&#
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
So you have no idiom in vanilla JS for this. You just rewrite the boilerplate on every field. Any coder can do that. Do you have a proper abstraction for this or is it just "hurr write the code"?
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Even more reason for AI to be local only.
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Maybe you missed my subtle point. If you’re still implementing Bret’s vision, that doesn’t seem like independent thinking to me. I do think the particular vision has merit. But I have yet to see it demonstrated on real-world work. Even Bret
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Since I can’t tell whether there’s humor intended, I’ll just answer you with: No
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
And you completely avoided answering the questions I asked. If you don’t know or understand, say so. Don’t act like an LLM that has to keep talking even when you don’t know.
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Whether the former forwards to the latter, or the latter to the former is not the important part. It is important to make it as easy as possible to get to the main content of the site.
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
The former should forward to the latter.
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
That's only if you point the cloud at the directory with the files. For example, if your ~/Documents is on iCloud, it'll happily remove the copy from the actual ~/Documents folder after syncing to the cloud. However, if
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
I was at the ophthalmologist for the second time in two weeks - my new prescription wasn't quite right, new lenses should be here this week. All that to say: I had to move my focus around a bit and re-read "...pumped into AI buil
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
... and narrowing. Where the "tower" was once a company (or team?) of human devs, it can now be a single dev and their agents. The right engineer can likely replace non-technical co-founders with a couple LLMs. Geez, I can't
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
You can probably get VC money for that
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Information is seldom presented in a way that makes sense to me. That’s not quite right. Let me attempt to explain. I want certain answers that the docs and the code are not giving me yet. Nothing is more irritating than working through a t
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
OK, so it's actually: My Client -> main agent -> sub-agent -> tool | | log: log: enc prompt enc prompt thoughts thoug
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
I replied to your other reply to me. I don't know where my message actually belongs - here or there. I will leave it at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48907739 because I can't decide >.<
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
I believe some of the objections (especially mine) are conflating your intent with Agile/Scrum "definition of done." Personally, and honestly as a humble suggestion, I would like to see this discrepancy in perception addresse
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
And also has the hallmarks of "art." I suggest, however, if one were to actually implement this, that the 'excrement' should likely be a food-safe lookalike; maybe chocolate with granola and fruit hunks. Less likely to h
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
So I went back to The Business and asked "why would you even want to do that?" and the answer is that it centers on business processes that I can't reveal due to NDA. Other technical people dismissing the problem with "w
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Ok, so help me get this right: I ask the LLM for something, it generates prompts for sub-agents and sends them back to my client for it to call the sub-agents. Now, those sub-agent prompts are encrypted messages that the sub-agents will dec
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
> … tested with multiple rounds of feedback and iteration, the PR is merged, your team’s related work is also done, and it is live in production and available to the users. This article essentially wants perfection as a definition of “do
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
> So please tell me again, are you done? Yes. I am done. Is the story done? Of course. There is nothing else to do on that story because we broke things down into these minuscule story cards. Is the feature done? Probably not. If you w
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
“Starts”? How’s this not already a TLS connection?
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Lack of an external frobnicator?
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
What does the binding look like in source code? Do we hand-code every UI field with the code that updates the local model and then transmits it to the backend? Or is there a way to make the boilerplate as small as possible, relying on one
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
I almost mistook the article as a work of fiction
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
That is indeed the expectation. But what’s the reality?
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
How do the binary sizes compare? An original Linux 0.11 kernel vs. this oxidized version.
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
When the user changes a value in the UI, the data must reflect the change. When a value changes in the data, the UI must reflect the change. That’s “binding.” What’s the idiomatic way to solve this automatically?
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
Numbers look bigger when multiplied by one thousand
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by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
There's a headline character count budget!

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