ramoz

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by ramoz 1y ago
Bearish on IDEs after using Claude Code.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Claude Code and its not close. I feed my entire project to gemini for planning and figuring out complex solutions for claude code to execute on. I use Prompt Tower for building entire codebase prompts for gemini.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Never sleep on Google.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Product idea for structured outputs: Dynamic Json field... like imagine if I want a custom schema generated (e.g. for new on-the-fly structured outputs).
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by ramoz 1y ago
I have no issues with their native structured outputs either. Other than confusing and partially incomplete documentation.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Most of what I do is prompting. It feels vibey because I can do whatever I want while the agent works
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by ramoz 1y ago
I don’t understand your integration of performance and cloud costs here. “Deployment economy” is also new. Rails has a very strong track record of matching internet scale. Cloud is highly optimized for traditional server applications. From
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by ramoz 1y ago
These are all dark patterns used in the SaaS community and it takes zero effort to create. Two valid alternatives to this product: (1) lie (2) average out whatever proof throughput you get and simulate the events
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by ramoz 1y ago
> Vibe coding is now a burgeoning tech movement. Will it last? Only time will tell. Was this vibe-blogged? 'Vibe coding' is here to stay and the future of software development is assistant-led interfaces. I pair program daily w
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by ramoz 1y ago
The cyber industry is having a ball exposing standard security practice issues under the guise of “new zero day AI vulnerabilities” - esp with MCP. Nothing here is new. If you run local apps with open connections and no CORS then anything o
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by ramoz 1y ago
I wasn't so impressed the other day. It failed to locate the image I provided. It got caught in a loop of cropping the image and presumably running some multi-approach to similarly search with images. If you use their image gen it is q
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by ramoz 1y ago
The real issue is going to be autonomous actioning (tool use) and decision making. Today, this starts with prompting. We need more robust capabilities around agentic behavior if we want less guardrailing around the prompt.
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by ramoz 2y ago
It’s a vehicle that can hit the enterprise, broad user base, training data, and gain coverage of a competitor market (I’m sure the primary LLM in windsurf is Claude just like it is in cursor). Beyond that, these IDEs have a potential path t
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by ramoz 2y ago
Interesting, I have $100 days with Claude Code. Beyond effective.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Claude Code represents something far more than a coding capability to me. It can do anything a human can do within a terminal. It’s exceptionally good at coding. Amazing software, really, I’m sure the cost hurdles will be resolved. Yet stil
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by ramoz 2y ago
The wind has blown from autocomplete to scaffolding entire applications. Where do you think this is heading? Your comment addresses another issue, again in isolated temporal fashion. You and I do not understand assembly language. Previous g
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by ramoz 2y ago
the interface is light, but we're taking this in a direction to better secure/govern MCP https://github.com/eqtylab/mcp-guardian/ https://www.eqtylab.io/blog/securing-model-context-p
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by ramoz 2y ago
The gap between Sr and Jr skills with close as AI gets better. AI is coming for the SR developer, be assured. Also, Keyframing can be done in a more autonomous fashion. Sr Engineers can truly vibe code if they setup a proper framework for t
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by ramoz 2y ago
Right, because agents can utilize git natively. If this is for navigating/searching github in a fine-grained way, then totally cool and useful.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Just flip them.
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Show HN: Prompt Tower v1 – craft context for large codebases(github.com)
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by ramoz 2y ago
A few pivots/features away and you'll have created a more hands on deepresearch.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Vite has been a joy.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Of course, nothing wrong with Request comes in → server processes it → HTML
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by ramoz 2y ago
VC influence in the web space has been a fascinating thing. I hope Next's downfall sends a signal to the quality lib maintainers and changes direction (e.g. Remix and a f'd up router, TanStack w/ Start). SSR frameworks make m
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by ramoz 2y ago
> if you're a government official in the UK, Poland or Germany, would you be recommending AWS as your cloud provider? They don't. Sovereign cloud in EU has been progressing for a few years now. Such that some of your mentioned
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by ramoz 2y ago
The article did refer to patents. https://patents.google.com/?inventor=Katrin+Svensson It would seem they are modifying peptides. Which is patentable.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Good riddance. There are better factions within the government doing truly remarkable things. Largely in DoD and integrated well with industry service providers; all of whom have ample gov't experience. If you can flip bureaucracy in D
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by ramoz 2y ago
Augmenting a legacy government / mission-critical app with a chrome extension was the highlight front-end experience of my career.
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by ramoz 2y ago
I don't really understand the comparison. The game changes with the rules. The meta shifts with the analytics. But stealing bases has long been a science. It was something I admired about college level development of players in the 200

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