jeremy_k

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by jeremy_k 2mo ago
Been using it over the last week. Only complaint I had was that `gh stack rebase` was struggling rebasing after squash merges but I got a response that the rebasing had been improved so I'm looking forward to trying that out.
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A Git forge for the agentic era(cursor.com)
24 points by jeremy_k 4mo ago|8 comments
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Software is made between commits(zed.dev)
319 points by jeremy_k 4mo ago|214 comments
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by jeremy_k 9mo ago
https://jeremykreutzbender.com
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by jeremy_k 9mo ago
You might want to clarify that Adam responded to someone commenting about another individual being laid off from Laracasts; he did not call the individual who was laid off an idiot
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by jeremy_k 10mo ago
Agreed. Seems like the author tried to get fancy using GIDs with LLMs to cut down on the logic in their tool calls and opened a can of worms.
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by jeremy_k 10mo ago
Please Netflix, green light Westworld season 5
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by jeremy_k 11mo ago
https://github.com/sst/opencode opencode is open source. Here's a session I started but haven't had time to get back to which is using opencode to ask it about how the loop works https://opencode.a
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Octoverse: A new developer joins GitHub every second(github.blog)
6 points by jeremy_k 11mo ago|0 comments
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The second wave of MCP: Building for LLMs, not developers(vercel.com)
2 points by jeremy_k 1y ago|0 comments
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The Long Game: why Rails survived the hype cycle(evilmartians.com)
3 points by jeremy_k 1y ago|0 comments
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I do not have AI install packages or do things like run Git commands for me.
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Well in this case, I am reading through everything that is generated for Rails because I want things to be done my way. For user input, I tend to validate everything with Zod before sending it off the backend which then flows through Active
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I considered this, but I'm just too comfortable writing my server logic in Ruby on Rails (as I do that for my day job and side project). I'm super comfortable writing client side React / Typescript but whenever I look at serv
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
What kind of security issues are you thinking about? I'm generating UI components like Selects for certain data types or Charts of data.
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Well put. It really does come down to nuance. I find Claude is amazing at writing React / Typescript. I mostly let it do it's own thing and skim the results after. I have it write Storybook components so I can visually confirm thi
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Not a lot of mention for the collaboration aspect that local first / sync engines enabled. I've been building a project using Zero that is meant to replace a Google Sheet a friend of mine uses for his business. He routinely gets o
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I'm working on a mortgage scenario planning tool. A simple mortgage calculator can give you an estimate as to how much a mortgage payment will be but there are so many other inputs that must be taken into account on a per individual ba
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
That might be it. I use GitHub CoPilot through Zed as Zed does not accept the Claude subscription (that I'm using with OpenCode). I've primarily used Sonnet 3.7 in Zed, I'll try out the thinking model and see if that changes
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Just wanted to say I had been happily plodding along using AI tools in Zed, which had worked pretty well but seeing the SST team was behind OpenCode I decided to finally give a terminal based agent a try. I was blown away, primarily by the
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Working at a company that has a structure for our product announcements that falls in line with this article, everything you said resonated. It is very interesting to come to the comments and see some negative feeling towards writing that i
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
In my mind, the question you're trying to answer is whether or not a standalone CV on a website is better than a LinkedIn profile. I'm not sure of the answer to that, but I would lean towards it isn't more valuable in a stand
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I do primarily when I'm refactoring something. In those scenarios, I know exactly what I want to change and the outcome is code in a style that I feel is most understandable. I don't need anything suggesting changes (I actually do
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I got an M4 as a new work machine and it is absolutely bonkers how much faster and quieter it is. And the battery lasts forever, even when running my dev setup. I can actually go and work at a coffee shop for a couple hours without taking t
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I was a RubyMine and later IDEA user for many many years. I agree with everything you've said but I got so tired of the IDE using excessive RAM and constantly making my fan spin (2019 Intel MBP). Switching to Zed made my experience on
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
Thank you for this repo! I had actually just started on building my personal MCP server over the weekend but hadn't gotten too far. Definitely going to check out the repo to see if my initial setup was off base at all.
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
I just wanted to say thank you for these replies. I was also confused by the top of this comment chain as I think that author misunderstood what the point of this project this. I wanted to jump in and say something to the effect of "Th
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
A problem I just ran into with this is that squash and merge obviously loses all the history of the merged branch. If you branched off that branch, when attempting to rebase main, there are a lot of conflicts because all that history is gon
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by jeremy_k 1y ago
My last round of interview all stemmed from posting on the Who Wants to be Hired thread. I examined a few months of previous posts and looked for descriptions people had written that stood out and looked good. I went back and looked at a pr
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by jeremy_k 2y ago
> I've fully focussed on the second approach. As a consequence, each article takes a lot of time to complete, so I generally don't finish more than one per month. This is what I've been running into. My approach comes out

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