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by taude 1y ago
Your team needs coaching, then. Unless you're getting status from 30 people....which would be a whole other conversation.
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by taude 1y ago
My new saying is that if you want build and use an AI process to automate something, the org should revisit whether the process itself is still worthwhile...
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by taude 1y ago
So glad we never bothered to migrate from Visual Source Safe
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by taude 1y ago
That's a good example for a success. I've seen resumes from Junior devs with <2 years experience, where every line item was a business goal met, and almost nothing on their technical skills they've gotten. Been a hiring m
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by taude 1y ago
ha, no one would have clicked on that title. Needs some cta and pep in it. But Claude gives me: "Stanford's 230-Student Program That Produces More Unicorn Founders Than Most Schools" "Why Stanford Engineers Are Choosing
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by taude 1y ago
These were the comments I came looking for. What existing users of Zed migrated from. I'm pretty curious to try it, but lacking some time to tool yak-shave at the moment.
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by taude 1y ago
Yeup, this exactly. If they're going to be allowed to use claude-code/copilot day to day, how well they review the ai-generated code is going to be huge signal, as well as they could explain what happened. Also, if they're j
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by taude 1y ago
I spent 10 minutes writing out the business logic, you don't have to do it all at once. We're not talking about long complicated things here.
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by taude 1y ago
to continue on this, I wouldn't let claude or any agent actually create a project structure, i'd guide it in the custom system prompt. and then in each of the folders continue to have specific prompts for what you expect the asse
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by taude 1y ago
do you create the claude.md files at several levels of your folder structure, so you can teach it how to do different things? Configuring these default system prompts is required to get it to work well. I'd definitely watch Boris&#x27
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by taude 1y ago
Something like only 6% of imported produce is inspected (although I've read that 98% isn't). I've been back-chair commenting for years: wait until all the Whole Foods shoppers find out their favorite South American-Foo actual
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by taude 1y ago
I think there's going to be a lot of places where you want the middleare that's only exposing a sub-set of apis. and the Ideas that you copy some URL, put it in your LLM Client, and then it magically gets all the tools/endpo
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by taude 1y ago
oh, wow, didn't realize powerlevel10k was no longer maintained. that's a bummer. I liked it better than Starship last time I yak-shaved my local cli workflow.
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by taude 1y ago
I used to use Starship awhile ago, switched to powerlevel10k. Trying to figure out if there's any thing there for me to want to try starship again? I remember powerlevel10K was really easy to get going.....
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by taude 1y ago
I think this button is powered by the outlet.
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by taude 1y ago
Yeup, I finally broke down went from Android -> IPhone 16 Pro. I like a lot about Apple's personal security policies for their consumers vs Google, but damn, I miss google's automatic call spam detection and management. All da
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by taude 1y ago
I got probably three or four in the past week.
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by taude 1y ago
I ended up using the audible as asmr to help me fall sleep...
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by taude 1y ago
Kind of weird, because I use youtube premium, a LOT. I don't get anything political, or conspiracy theory. I do get WAY too many wood working suggestions, AI tech, and astrophysics stuff. However, these are at the expense of the oth
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by taude 2y ago
people forget he was voted in.
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by taude 2y ago
there's a reason there's MCP plugins for LangChain. Some companies will need massively customized workflows that LangChain is appropriate for, where it only needs to dig into a couple potentially publically accessed MCPS for thin
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by taude 2y ago
Not OP, but for a lot of things, I actually get two or three months worth of meat (typically chicken) that is frozen (from a super-mega-super store called Costco), and I keep it in the freezer. Not uncommon for people to even have a chest
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by taude 2y ago
There's already swagger MCP service out there, I don't know how production ready it is, but I saw something the other day when searching through GitHu. One of several implementations: https://github.com/dcolley&#x
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by taude 2y ago
Do you think that if it's a non-Google company, that maybe doesn't rank search by ad payment $$$, that this new company could in theory do a better job?
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by taude 2y ago
Bezos is exactly involved like this. Just go look at all the headlines at the end of February that was the precursor started all this. He cared enough to censor the opinion columns.
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by taude 2y ago
I stopped subscribing to the NYTimes, when 8 out of 10 "news items" promoted to me through the app were from the opinion columns. Super annoying. I know they rank and promote stuff that's popular, but we don't really ne
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by taude 2y ago
I won't say favorite, but who can forget his Lex Luthor in the original Superman! Won't a favorite, but I recently watched Enemy of the State again, and was surprised by how much it held up over time, 27 or 28 years laster.
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by taude 2y ago
Not that you were arguing against the point I'm going to make, but ddjusting for inflation, even those in good white-collar jobs are making way less money, and then add the cost of housing (or trying to buy a house) into the mix, and i
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by taude 2y ago
anyone have any good tips or plugins so that I can have browser plugins on all my devices and save web pages from multiple devices to it? It's basically the only reason I still use Notion. (As a former emacs guy, I like a lot about Ob
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by taude 2y ago
I suddenly feel old. I would have thought the hipster PDA was like a decade ago, but wow, 2005 and LifeHacker. Memories. And the start of Ruby on Rails....

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