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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
Doesn’t the nature of most open source licenses allow for AI training though? Example — MIT: > Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Softwar
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
Just want to say, I appreciate your work on Ibis. I’ve been looking into building sort of a dbt-esque alternative on top of it and noticed how involved you’ve been with its development. I think it’s a cool piece of tech that deserves more a
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
I built (using AI) a small cli that provides the breakdown of changes in a PR between docs, source, tests, etc https://github.com/jbonatakis/differ It helps when there’s a massive AI PR and it’s intimidating…seeing tha
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
(Mildly) shameless plug, but you might be interested in a tool I’ve been building: https://github.com/jbonatakis/blackbird It breaks a spec (or freeform input) down into a structured json plan, then kicks off a new non
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
This is excellent. In the past when replicating via Debezium from a system making heavy use of cascade deletes I’ve had to write a layer that infers these deletes by introspecting the database schema, building a graph of all cascades (somet
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
Neat. I started building something similar[1] but focused more on agents having conversation around whatever I feed them, e.g. a design doc. I had the same idea about using a matrix of different models and prompts to try to elicit varying b
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
The past few weeks I've been building Blackbird https://github.com/jbonatakis/blackbird At a high level it's my take on how the execution aspect of spec-driven development should be handled. Where as most too
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by jbonatakis 8mo ago
I agree completely, and I’m doing the same thing. Good tools that help produce better outcomes will have a multiplicative impact as models improve. What are you building?
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by jbonatakis 9mo ago
> I have never written any line of Rust before in my life As an experiment/exercise this is cool, but having a 100k loc codebase to maintain in a language I’ve never used sounds like a nightmare scenario.
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About the Psycopg2 Name(postgresql.org)
1 points by jbonatakis 2y ago|0 comments