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janpio
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janpio
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Some AI providers host "degraded [models] to cut costs or fit server capacity"
(twitter.com)
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Sessions are just one "channel" to build up an understanding of the problem, so I try to prioritize the ones where I have prior indication that they might be interesting (churn, complaints in a conversation or feedback via some ot
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Hono CLI
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I would find it _very_ valuable. But I think this is also the hardest task of a PM, so I am skeptical. There is a lot less learning and training material for an AI to use (compared to for example writing code) - so it is no surprise that AI
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1y ago
Getting the agent to run tests definitely can have a very positive impact - it can actually realize itself that it broke something unrelated, and fix it (or easily be prompted if it gives up anyway). Aside: I often remove some of the tests
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Ok, then I underestimated your question a bit. Sorry. In my personal experience (as a PM and working in software development), there are loads of ways to get data already. The bottleneck is processing and understanding that data to come to
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Previous submission that HN did not catch to deduplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45695621
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Is the breaking functionality fully covered with tests, and the agent can and does run those tests when adding or changing things already? If not, that would be a promising approach to help the AI to not mess up. If yes, can that loop be fu
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A Product Manager would probably try talking to some of these users. Surprisingly often a bunch of conversations will already give a rough idea what might be going on - which then could be confirmed with another look at the session recordin
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Use Amp Free at Work
(ampcode.com)
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I Went All-In on AI. The MIT Study Is Right
(leadershiplighthouse.substack.com)
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Fixing Claude Code's Amnesia
(blog.fsck.com)
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Measured AI
(notetoself.studio)
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Google flags Immich sites as dangerous
(immich.app)
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> So basically I built a link tree which alerts people by text when new links are posted. These links are framed as tasks for my friends to complete, such as "like a tweet". If you complete tasks you earn points to get merch. W
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Better link probably: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/council-policy-propos... (Links directly to msg about decision, not just the "page" it is on in the discussion)
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Launch tweet with some context and future plans: https://x.com/rauchg/status/1981037270624076092
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Next.js AI Model Performance Evaluations
(nextjs.org)
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One Year with Next.js App Router – Why We're Moving On
(paperclover.net)
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Postgres for Agents (By TigerData)
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Developers are choosing older AI models – and the data explain why
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Amp has a new tool: the Librarian
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Continuing your ChatGPT experience beyond WhatsApp
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Cline for Enterprise: Your Infrastructure and Inference, Same Cline
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LangChain raises $125M to build the platform for agent engineering
(blog.langchain.com)
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Mini Models Battle: Claude Haiku 4.5 vs. GLM-4.6 vs. GPT-5 Mini
(blog.kilocode.ai)
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Gitpod is now Ona, moving beyond the IDE
(ona.com)
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Guide AI Agents Through Test-Driven Development
(elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev)
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