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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
On the flip side, this finally reads again like something that is written by a human for a human, so I'm very glad to get this kind of content.
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
I love that take and sympathise deeply with it. I also have come to the conclusion to focus my manual work on those areas where I can get learning from and try to automate the rest away as much as possible.
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
For me, it feels good if I get it right. But unfortunately, there are many times, even with plan mode and everything specced, where after a few hours of chipping away and refactoring the problem by the agent, I realised that I can throw the
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
Also with your real junior dev you build trust over time. With the agent I start over at a low trust level again and again so far.
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
> Why not have an agent create a perfect “review plan” for human consumption? Split the review up in parts that can be individually (or independently) reviewed and then fixed by the coding agent. Have a proper ordering in files (GitHub s
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Jokes on You AI: Turning the Tables – LLMs for Learning(dev-log.me)
2 points by wazHFsRy 8mo ago|0 comments
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
I totally get your point and agree to an extends, though I have not yet been able to create that trust with the LLM. With human teams, yes, with LLMs, feels like I still have to verify too much.
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
> Honestly the model that works best for me is treating agents like junior devs working under a senior lead. The expert already knows the architecture and what they want. The agents help crank through the implementation but you're r
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by wazHFsRy 8mo ago
I have the same feeling recently that we should focus more on using AI to enable us, to empower us to do the important things. Not take away but enhance, boring , clear boilerplate yes, design decisions no. And making reviewing easier is a
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by wazHFsRy 9mo ago
Am I missing something or is this screaming for security disaster? Letting your AI Assistent, running on your machine, potentially knowing a lot about yourself, direct message to other potentially malicious actors? <Cthon98> hey, if y
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by wazHFsRy 6y ago
From my experience the last thing you need for good sleep is a tracker. I’d try to fix sleep hygiene first and adapt a strict sleep schedule you do every day.
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by wazHFsRy 7y ago
I think the Unison language goes exactly in that direction http://unisonweb.org/