powersjcb

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by powersjcb 4mo ago
Yeah, I absolutely never run into this problem. Sometimes we will have a huge stack of changes one of us is "finished but not clear to merge". either: - We just swap ownership of the branches and eng 2 now commits directly in bran
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by powersjcb 4mo ago
MCP protocol layer is for all practical purposes an irrelevant implementation detail. We need some new layer to handle things that used to be abstracted away by UIs - filter to 6 of 50 fields for the paginated pipeline views - show all the
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by powersjcb 5mo ago
We can only dream
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by powersjcb 8mo ago
I had good success with this after tuning my triggers + main agent prompt. I explicitly tell it about the skills and that it should load them when the context feels correct. ```prompt.md Company Name codebase ... # Skills Use the company sp
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by powersjcb 8mo ago
I’ve been tangentially involved in experimenting with Meshtastic and trying to scale it for large events like Burning Man, on the order of 2000–3000 nodes on a single frequency. Node to node mesh communication is cool and it works surprisin
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by powersjcb 2y ago
I've only ever booked the Airbnbs in Brooklyn before. (We usually try to visit friends in Williamsburg/Greenpoint/Bushwick) Hotels in those neighborhoods are easily $300-500 per night for a queen bed on a weekend. The alterna
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by powersjcb 2y ago
They certainly made it impossible to plan a trip to NYC with more than 2 people if that's what they were aiming for. I had previously been planning yearly trips to visit NYC with friends. For the last 3 years with Airbnb and I was book
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by powersjcb 3y ago
Yep, this is a problem that people have been working on in the Mechanical Drafting world for well over a hundred years. I'm also surprised we don't see the utilization of some GD&T style language to specify design intent. ( ht
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by powersjcb 10y ago
Sure solo/self-paced can work for some people. I am not one of those people. I spent a couple of months learning and working on projects in my free time. A consistent theme was getting stuck on a concept or bug and having no feedback t