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by vFunct 1y ago
I'm really hoping someone comes up with a pure Python declarative HTML component/CSS/JS framework, sorta like SwiftUI for the web. I tried to make something a few years ago but ran out of time. Anyone want to vibe code that?
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by vFunct 1y ago
Been vibe coding for the past couple of months on a large project. My mind is truly blown. Every day it's just shocking. And it's so prolific. Half a million lines of code in a couple of months by one dev. Seriously. Note that it&
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Git-worktree – Manage multiple working trees(git-scm.com)
2 points by vFunct 1y ago|1 comments
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by vFunct 1y ago
Useful for parallelizing AI agent work. Have each agent work on different parts of the code in separate work trees. Or just have them work on the same section and merge the best one later.
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by vFunct 1y ago
OK now we have to spend time figuring out the framework. It's why people say just write plain Javascript, for example.
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by vFunct 1y ago
No guarantee that will happen. LLMs are still statistically based. It's not going to give you edgier ideas, like filling a glass of wine to the rim. Use them for the 90% of your repetitive uncreative work. The last 10% is up to you.
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yah it's not really usable for iteration. I don't parallelize this way. I parallelize based on functions. Different agents for different function. Meanwhile, a huge problem in parallelization is maintaining memory-banks, like htt
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by vFunct 1y ago
I actually don’t use them that way. I use 100 different agents on 100 different worktrees to develop 100 different apps for the overall project.
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by vFunct 1y ago
It pretty much is though. This is exactly what you'd do if you had 100 different employees.
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by vFunct 1y ago
You're confusing law and politics.
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by vFunct 1y ago
How many other comments do you see promoting the elimination of the US? People that say things are done in "bad faith" generally want people to stay in their well established lane. The world doesn't work that way. It's f
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by vFunct 1y ago
The comment was about the US and how to deal with it going forward. Everybody already knows about Gaza and how bad Israel is. The question now is whether the US will continue to exist. I get tired of finance topics. Should we flag those as
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by vFunct 1y ago
Did you try not being the bad guy? You DON'T have to kill children to steal their land, you know? You can totally not do that.
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by vFunct 1y ago
If that were true, then that society would not maintain an army or a police force, to enforce its political goals. Violence is fundamental to political tactics.
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by vFunct 1y ago
And the cost of finding an agent outweighs the savings of hiring one.
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yah the boring stuff is unnecessary and economically unproductive. No one should be forced to be interested in things they aren’t interested in. I absolutely do not want to spend any time on the things you find interesting. Life’s too short
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by vFunct 1y ago
it would be bad for the US because now you just gave a labor competitive advantage to foreign countries. America's economic strength is our skilled labor above and beyond anywhere else, BECAUSE of our universities. We are scientists, e
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yah it doesn't exist, since personal assistants do not exist. The US labor force is at 4.5% unemployment. That's nowhere near enough for everyone to have personal assistants.
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by vFunct 1y ago
What will likely happen is you give it a separate sandbox bank/credit card account with a small budget, and it transacts from that. I doubt it'll buy a house for you anytime soon. Honestly you wouldn't believe how good these
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yah I definitely want to be fulfilled by having to pick a health insurance plan or a car rental reservation. Seriously, every little annoying thing in life is going to be automated, so you get to free yourself to do the things you really wa
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by vFunct 1y ago
MCP everywhere is going to be such a societal changer. Once your bank and credit cards get MCP servers, that's it. It's next level society. Like, immediately, I want it to order me some groceries based on what it sees in my fridge
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by vFunct 1y ago
For a large project, the real human trick for you to do is to figure out how to partition it down to separate apps, so that individual LLMs can work on them separately, as if they were their own employees in separate departments. You then a
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by vFunct 1y ago
I’m just a user, trying out the models first hand on a large project, learning as I go.
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by vFunct 1y ago
Huge project..
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by vFunct 1y ago
Each model has their own strength and weaknesses tho. You really shouldn’t be using one model for everything. Like, Claude is great at coding but is expensive so you wouldn’t use them for debugging to writing test benches. But the OpenAI mo
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yah Claude tends to output 1200+ line architectural specification documents while Gemini tends to output ~600 line. (I just had to write 100+ architectural spec documents for 100+ different apps) Not sure why Claude is more thorough and com
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by vFunct 1y ago
The challenge for LLMs over the next year is to get them to operate on large data sets/code bases with millions/billions of tokens through some kind of distributed hierarchical framework, with each LLM operating on a local set of
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by vFunct 1y ago
He had no idea about branding. You can’t just sell generic products that you can get at Amazon for maximum profit in retail. You actually need to have a differentiated brand. For comparison, during that same time period, the retail successe
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by vFunct 1y ago
Does this include Gemini 2.5 Pro API access? What are the API limits? I blew through my $40 monthly fee in Github Copilot Pro+ in a few hours. =^/
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by vFunct 1y ago
That's not the simplest explanation, that's the most implausible, since people rarely act against their company rules. The vast majority of corporate decisions come at the behest of the company. This was done by Musk, instructing

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