pjm331

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by pjm331 5d ago
> That is currently working, but since the fix is fully deranged I expect it’ll be disturbed again at some point. This one made me laugh out loud
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by pjm331 6d ago
It’s all experiments at this point
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by pjm331 7d ago
Clear and simple as the truth - another good one
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by pjm331 9d ago
If I were you I would look into maybe like analyzing sessions across harnesses? I’m not sure, some way to leverage this shared schema work that is not syncing Because syncing is trivially solved by just telling the agent to keep a work jour
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by pjm331 11d ago
yup just joined the waiting list with a very similar use case in mind
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by pjm331 13d ago
I’ve always been surprised about the lack of discussion of amp on the front page here. Tough selling dev tools these days It feels like the Venn diagram of people who would use orbs and people who will just implement orbs themselves on top
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by pjm331 14d ago
Frustrating because JJ does have workspaces which are the comparison you’d actually want to make https://www.jj-vcs.dev/latest/working-copy/#workspaces
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by pjm331 16d ago
miro is my go-to for putting together diagrams for slide decks, but after having tried using it to actually work on things a few times, i've just come to the conclusion that actually virtual whiteboards are a bad UX for most things, in
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by pjm331 17d ago
I need to understand what is the UX of departments. 3d animated wood panels on a forest floor??
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by pjm331 21d ago
This has been a nice thing about using doctests in elixir. doc examples are compiled and run so they can’t drift. The prose around the examples can still drift of course
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by pjm331 22d ago
Don's Razor - never attribute to malice or stupidity that which is adequately explained by both malice and stupidity.
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by pjm331 22d ago
The Edit tool has been notoriously tricky to get right - it seems they have maybe branched out but I think morphllm started specifically with the pitch that they trained a small model to be good at editing files - most of their testimonials
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by pjm331 1mo ago
If only we had some sort of technology that enabled large scale refactoring
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by pjm331 1mo ago
programming is full of jargon, some of it is very specific, some of it is not, you have to learn that somehow, they've only been studying for 3 years
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by pjm331 1mo ago
that's not what this is about the author wanted one single definition for terms like "module" in the field of programming, realized that there is not one, and stopped being so bothered about nailing down exact definitions, be
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by pjm331 1mo ago
If anything I’d guess that AI would usher in a Golden Era of Work Theater the likes of which we have never seen
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by pjm331 1mo ago
I am remote currently and I think of it the other way around- what percent raise would I need to go back to office full time. And it’s way beyond 100%
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by pjm331 1mo ago
Every one of these sites already provides a print button that gives you just the recipe because they too know that the SEO spam they are forced to produce sucks
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by pjm331 1mo ago
or these models move to background agents and we need new ones for the humans to talk to
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by pjm331 1mo ago
I took a month off and recently came back and was wondering if that was it but it is absolutely headache inducing in a way I don’t remember earlier models being
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by pjm331 1mo ago
I think there are a lot of strategies that will open up when costs come down but right now you take a hit on cache rate and thus costs every time you do anything other than wait until the last minute to compact
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by pjm331 1mo ago
I set up a tool like this for an agent running out of a chrome extension in the sidebar - really cool demo but never actually ended up using it for real work
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by pjm331 1mo ago
If you are wealthy enough this already exists look up st Anne HS NYC - k thru 12, no grades ever, most kids go to Ivy league - tuition is like 60k per year starting in k
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by pjm331 2mo ago
Agreed, I dont get the argument “life sucks so school should suck too” How about we work on making things not suck
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by pjm331 2mo ago
I had a similar thought but I assumed they leaned in because it improved performance on coding or something like that
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by pjm331 2mo ago
How’s that been going?
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by pjm331 2mo ago
Listen friend I’m also in the camp of LLMs are just math and data and don’t actually “have an idea” about anything but that doesn’t make them any less accurate/effective at generating tokens I’m not sure why this prompt is different th
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by pjm331 2mo ago
Yeah i have a similar setup at the harness level - a “devlog” at the end of every session about the experience developing, what could have been better, what was confusing And also files issues for blockers I’ve absolutely caught things and
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by pjm331 3mo ago
Nothing teaches you like maintaining something for a decade
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by pjm331 3mo ago
great game well done i could easily play this for far too long

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