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by saadn92 6mo ago
There's something really satisfying about these kinds of personal pipelines. You stitch together a few tools that weren't designed to work together, automate the glue, and end up with something that fits your workflow better than
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by saadn92 7mo ago
of course, thanks for asking a great question!
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by saadn92 7mo ago
The value is in the semantics git gives you for free once the data is in this shape. Right now if you want to understand how a law changed, you go to the official gazette website and read a document that says "strike paragraph 3 of art
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by saadn92 7mo ago
Can we make a version for YouTube as well? I'd love to be discovered haha
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by saadn92 7mo ago
The claim that "whatever you write in CLAUDE.md, Claude will follow" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. In practice CLAUDE.md is a suggestion, not a contract. Complex tasks and compaction will dilute the use of CLAUDE.md, especially
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by saadn92 7mo ago
thanks for sharing, will check it out!
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by saadn92 7mo ago
yes, I do agree with that sentiment, there are times when I'm spending way too much time restarting a service that went down, but it doesn't take as long as it used to, especially with AI assistance nowadays. If I'm spending
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by saadn92 7mo ago
The article's dystopia section is dramatic but the practical point is real. I've been self-hosting more and more over the past year specifically because I got uncomfortable with how much of my stack depended on someone else's
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by saadn92 7mo ago
> the first question that comes to mind is: who takes care of this now? probably another AI agent at their company, who I'm sure won't make any mistakes
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by saadn92 7mo ago
Third-party recommendation algorithms would be interesting, but I think they'd only address one layer of the addictive design the verdict is actually about. Autoplay, infinite scroll, notification timing, the variable reward patterns f
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by saadn92 7mo ago
i like the article and what it says, but not sure why cursing was necessary
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by saadn92 7mo ago
you do lose context, but if you generate a plan beforehand and save it, then it makes it easier to gain that context when you come back. I've been able to get out things a lot more quickly this way, because instead of "working&quo
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by saadn92 7mo ago
the way I handle this is that I just create pull requests (tell the agent to do it at the end), and then I'll come back at a later time to review, so I always have stuff queued up to review.
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by saadn92 7mo ago
nice work! this isn't exactly what you're doing, but probably in the same space (docs) that I've been working on for the past year as well. would be great to collab!
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by saadn92 7mo ago
Exceptionally well. I’ve been using it for my side project for the last 7 months and have learned how to use it really well on a rather large codebase now. My side project has about 100k LOC and most of it is AI generated, though I do heavi
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Coding Is Not Dead: 5 Benefits of Learning to Code [video](youtube.com)
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by saadn92 7mo ago
Hi all, I created this video because I still believe coding will be around for a long time. Excited to hear what others think!
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by saadn92 8mo ago
Built something like this that’s open source and free: https://github.com/saadnvd1/agent-os
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Maintaining Skills During the AI Advent(saadnaveed.com)
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by saadn92 8mo ago
reason why I also ended up creating something like this: https://github.com/saadnvd1/aTerm
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by saadn92 8mo ago
looks like we both did haha: https://github.com/saadnvd1/aTerm
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Show HN: aTerm – a terminal workspace built for AI coding workflows(github.com)
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by saadn92 8mo ago
I agree that it hasn't killed software, but it has made a lot of tasks that used to take longer a lot easier. For instance, it's much easier to add features or build an MVP than it used to be, but only if you know what you're
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by saadn92 8mo ago
Hi, definitely interested in connecting. I've shipped LumifyHub.io
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by saadn92 8mo ago
I haven't had this happen to me, but I also don't use drafts as often. I would definitely try to reach out to google support about this if you're consistently seeing this.
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Nice job! How were you able to get it out so quickly?
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Really cool! Started something in the same area as well that is fully open source: www.runagentos.com
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by saadn92 9mo ago
saadnaveed.com
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Love this, especially the commute idea
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Ha. Nice name. Looks like we both are: https://github.com/saadnvd1/agent-os

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