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by nzoschke 8d ago
Yes I like where Zed is going with this. I find pair programming very productive with agentic coding. Two people (plus one or more agents) have the full context of the plan, execution, written code, automated and manual testing. Both can he
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by nzoschke 11d ago
Looks neat. Shuffling artifacts around is more important than ever with all the agentic web sites and apps we are making. Im finding a lot of success embedding metadata and data in SQLite files for music management. Having a spec for a sing
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by nzoschke 11d ago
Thanks for sharing this too. It reminds me of GistDeck a super old project that turned a gist into slides. Infinitely better than powerpoint or GSlides. https://github.com/nzoschke/gistdeck
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by nzoschke 11d ago
Without guidance my agents tend to make me read CSVs. Sure the data is correct, but it's obviously way easier for me to read it as a properly rendered table. Then you want to sort, group, aggregate the data. Visualize it many different
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by nzoschke 11d ago
Wow https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-charts has a great chat user / agent coding experience: > Make charts of this with dbt Charts. Start with: uv tool install dbt-charts && dct skills intro > > bu
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by nzoschke 11d ago
This looks great. "Unbundling BI" is absolutely where things are headed now that more people have agents, coding agents, agent computers to help with work. I'm seeing this all up and down knowledge work tools. I've start
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by nzoschke 12d ago
I dont fully understand how these black box agent computers will actually work. One of the huge value adds of the agent computer paradigm is your agent can also fix and customize its own software. I’m working on a similar agent computer and
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by nzoschke 14d ago
Crazy I just walked by this building last night and discussed how ominous it looks with a friend
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by nzoschke 17d ago
Does anyone know the best USB thumb drives? I need to buy 10 32GB, but every somewhat affordable bulk option is very suspicious and throttles or fails. Sandisk is reputable but costs a premium.
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by nzoschke 18d ago
Why would you share data with Meta like this? The Agent Computer is super powerful, but by definition its easier than ever to build one yourself, and a the result is a personal and private computer. I know most "normal" people won
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by nzoschke 23d ago
> I always come back to see shit that I have opinions about and need to polish Definitely but can't the factory analogy still apply here? We're now workers on a factory assembly line. The assembly line still needs people to des
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by nzoschke 23d ago
Yes but this can be a slow loop. Push to GH, run CI (in GHs relatively slow / fragile runners), poll GH APIs to see status and get errors, make changes. Then repeat. The optimization is to bring running tests / fixing errors into
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by nzoschke 23d ago
My `codex` design session landed on opening GitHub PRs and labeling some with `automerge` that we're comfortable landing on main after GH also verifies the checks.
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by nzoschke 23d ago
pre-commit and pre-push hooks sound smart. I like that those will work the same for any human or any harness vs harness hooks. Then push straight to main? Or do we need GitHub to help manage the queue https://docs.github.com&#x2F
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by nzoschke 23d ago
The referenced https://blog.exe.dev/replace-your-ci is resonating with me. I'm spending a relatively large amount of time waiting for CI to finish running, then clicking a button for an agent to fix failures, then wait
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by nzoschke 29d ago
Congrats and thanks! htmx brings me joy. Pretty much every experiment I build now starts with Go, htmx, and SQLite to keep things simple and fast but still responsive. I put a few more thoughts about this here: https://housecat.c
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
zmx, another multiplexer, has a good argument for this: https://bower.sh/you-might-not-need-tmux
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
Interesting article, but there's little question the "agent computer" pattern is only going to grow. Security is a major concern but I don't see why we aren't already "good enough" with a sandbox VM, separ
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
Single Go binary + SQLite database all the way. I've been doing this architecture on single tenant VMs for like 6+ years now and it has so many advantages for deployments, security and scaling. Pretty much every new tool and agent comp
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
You nailed it, this is a meta game. AI lets you LARP. Want to be the head of a game studio? "Hire" a bunch of game dev agents, put them to work in the software factory, get pretty progress updates and an actual game of sorts along
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
Seems like this is the year of the sandbox and governance layers. I recently wrote how we set all this up for our agent computers that help people with their email: https://housecat.com/blog/agent-computer-101 I do agr
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
How does this compare to https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code or https://github.com/getpaseo/paseo ? Is there a good resource indexing all the coding agent tools / harnesses? Every awesome list
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by nzoschke 1mo ago
I have tried it many times and I want to like it but I find the LLM doesn't program in it well. Maybe it's my fault, or maybe a model training, or something to improve in docs and SDKs?
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Close but htmx with SSE and dom swaps and morphing gets you there without reinventing any wheels. Pretty much every web app I build has this pattern in it from day 1, as they all quickly expand to have a realtime inbox and notifications sub
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Looks nice. I have a number of these pieces in a binary I drop first thing on every agent computer: https://github.com/housecat-inc/scratch Chat to code with an inspector to point at specific DOM sections, review diffs
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Technically this is vandalism of a govt building. If they're so concerned about cost, why not do what you'd do with any other vandal with a spray paint can... Immediately paint over it with grey paint to neutralize the "bligh
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Codex helped me reverse engineer the BTLE protocol for a decibel meter. Now I can visualize the volume on the dance floor from the DJ booth. https://github.com/nzoschke/sgtm
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Housecat | Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco but REMOTE (US) based on qualifications. Hi I'm Noah, founder and CTO at Housecat.com Housecat is an email inbox that gets real work done by connecting it to tools like your CRM, Slack, Gi
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Congrats! Building a cloud like Fly is very difficult. Staying nimble through technology shifts is hard. I’m right there with you on the agent computer shift. It’s forever changed how I code and deploy and architect systems. Thanks for all
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by nzoschke 2mo ago
Thanks for the explanation. I do find air lacking for sufficiently complicated applications servers

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