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by nadis 1y ago
+1 to this comment! Until this post was not aware of knit chickens being trendy but have noticed chicken content picking up steam, at least on my feed (e.g. drinking with chickens on Instagram etc).
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by nadis 1y ago
This is really cool and a fascinating application of agents (and problem-solving when you need 100% accuracy but are using a technology that's known for hallucinations). Would love to read more technical blog posts in the future that g
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by nadis 1y ago
"To do that, we need to own the full stack — without leaning on layers of abstraction we don't control. That means no critical dependencies, not even React. We're starting with a fork of Preact, a mature virtual DOM library a
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The Illusion of No-Code: Builder.ai's Fall and What It Means for Founders(medium.com)
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by nadis 1y ago
Yes, the above reply is more what I meant! Vision / visualization not just more automated testing. Definitely ambitious!
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by nadis 1y ago
Thanks for sharing - wasn't familiar with Deebo!
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by nadis 1y ago
> A computer can never be held accountable I feel like I've been thinking along similar lines recently (due to re-read this though!) but instead of "computer" am replacing it with "AI" or "Agents" these
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by nadis 1y ago
> An army of automated junior engineers still can’t win over the complexity beast that yolo programming causes. At some point code mutations will cause more problems as side effects than what they fix. This resonates a lot for me, comple
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by nadis 1y ago
In the preview video, I appreciated Katy Shi's comment on "I think this is a reflection of where engineering work has moved over the past where a lot of my time now is spent reviewing code rather than writing it." Preview vid
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by nadis 1y ago
Have met someone that mentioned using them for taking photos of their kid while playing together in a hands-free way to capture cute moments but it sounded very much like a hobbyist use case not their intended purpose necessarily.
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by nadis 1y ago
It's really interesting seeing all the comments from cyclists regarding Waymos. I currently live in a Waymo-less city and they weren't common enough in SF when I was biking there to be a big factor but I remember some harrowing mo
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Finding, Recruiting, and Screening for User Research Participants for Startups(nseldeib.substack.com)
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by nadis 1y ago
I thought the emphasis on test-driven development or at least writing tests first and writing high-quality integration tests in this was really interesting. We don't often associate "vibe coding" with "great testing&quot
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The Impact of AI on Software Development(mikefisher.substack.com)
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by nadis 2y ago
"Reducing pager volumes isn’t just about better sleep for on-call engineers (though that’s a wonderful benefit). It’s about building a culture where fixing root causes takes precedence over quick patches, where system understanding is
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Update to my tech writing gear and tools(passo.uno)
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Microsoft makes a move against Cursor and Windsurf(ainativedev.io)
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by nadis 2y ago
1. I love this site haha. 2. I'll need to try this, ty for the suggestion!
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by nadis 2y ago
I also found this surprising! I think a lot of UIs are sort of still just riffs on ChatGPT type products but with some exceptions/improvements (v0 stood out here).
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by nadis 2y ago
"Software simulations" is a working title but it is sort of a new kind of thing we're trying to do and describe - definitely room to improve. Our goal is to simulate every function and aspect of your application and in doing
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by nadis 2y ago
That's a good catch - sorry we missed including the links initially and thanks for including them here. The blog post has been updated to include links in a dedicated section.
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by nadis 2y ago
The history of middleware in this and the predictions for MCP based on past outcomes is really interesting. "Middleware never quite lives up to these promises in practice. MCP, if history is any guide, will go down one of two paths: 1.
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by nadis 2y ago
A few decent-looking resources linked in the blog post - adding below for easy access. - Model Context Protocol on GitHub: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol - Docs: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/intr
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Testing the latest AI tools for prototyping and building simple websites(blog.codeyam.com)
78 points by nadis 2y ago|53 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
+1! This feels like it's actually in the interest of the community and helping folks find useful tools by category and not just a VC's favorites list.
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by nadis 2y ago
This is really cool! Love that it's open-source and that it can be community maintained. Just submitted a PR to add a few more AI-native companies.
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by nadis 2y ago
"Upper management does not understand what AI is and thinks it will solve untold problems. Junior devs rely on it too much without understanding their code first." this survey respondent quote seems accurate for where we are right
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by nadis 2y ago
This was an excellent blog post. It helped organize a lot of the disparate tweets I'd seen over the weekend on X into a much more comprehensive timeline of what happened.
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How Engineering Teams Are Using AI(refactoring.fm)
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The AI-Savvy Founder: The Next Frontier of Startup Experimentation(library.hbs.edu)
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