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6mo ago
Consider Nimbalyst, its a free visual workspace for Claude Code and Codex that has visual editing of markdown, mockups, diagrams, code with your agents with WYSYWIG diffs as well as task management and kanban session management tied into yo
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Managing context in long-run agentic applications
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Jetbrain's Research: Understanding AI's Impact on Developer Workflows
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6mo ago
this is true of AI in general
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wek
6mo ago
so cool. This whole mission makes me feel like a kid again.
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This is cool. Simple prototype. Is it dependent on lighting ... what if you are outside or backlit or glare etc...?
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wek
6mo ago
Amaze. Amaze. Thank you for sharing.
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7mo ago
I'm concerned about these laws and their implications for privacy, but as a parent, I'm not sure what you mean to say parents should parent. How? What should the parent do? How would you recommend a parent protect a 13 year old w
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Thanks for sharing. I appreciated getting different perspectives. I come down on ultimately this is lying and I don't see how lying to oneself is going to be helpful.
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Speed at the cost of quality: Study of use of Cursor AI in open source projects (2025)
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Same
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Ask HN: How is your team collaborating while working with coding agents?
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But to push the analogy a bit. If you are rowing on a lake with motorboats, it is a totally different experience. Noisy, constant wake. We are part of an ecosystem, not isolated. Growing up, the lakes in New England were filled with sailbo
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wek
7mo ago
From my experience in some large tech firms, you could easily cut 20% of the workers and not see much impact. There is so much bloat, process-people, meetings-people, etc... Even if the cuts aren't from AI, execs will use AI as a reas
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Thank you for sharing this. I found some good articles in what you shared. The long lists of places to post are not that helpful. I've poured through 100 of them in the past and only the top 20 make a difference, you might want to upda
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AI is an enchantment, not a level booster
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This is not my experience either. If you put the work in upfront to plan the feature, write the test cases, and then loop until they pass... you can build a lot of high quality software quickly. The difference between a junior engineer usin
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One plan/spec to rule them all (at least replace lots of docs)
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For me, the beauty of Lego was just a huge bin of interconnectable parts that I used to make whatever my imagination came up with. For my kids, Lego is pre-built model airplane set that they build one time and then display. I liked my Lego
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Workflow to build context for coding agents
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Things I keep reminding myself about while working with AI Agents
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This is interesting. We've seen markdown as the app. This is markdown as the database for your tasks.
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Comprehensive Benchmarking of Agentic Systems Across 104 Real-World Challenges
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I'm excited about Agents helping many tiny teams succeed. There has been hype around the "who will be the first solo founder to a billion" but I am hoping for many small teams to succeed and I think this is the more interesti
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Do you have plans to go cross-platform and offer a solution for Windows?
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I'm thinking about how to maximize the speed, bandwidth of collaboration with agents and teams to get to shared context as fast as possible. I think for the human, based on biology, its visual into to the human (out from agent) and voi
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I've searched and can't find a technical paper on this. Has one been released? This is very problematic.
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Similar, but we have the agent write the test cases after writing the plan and then iterate until it passes the test cases.
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9mo ago
From your first page, this looks cool and needed. But as others have posted, I can't get to your github pages.
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I agree that for writing documents and for a lot of other things like editing csv files or mockups, I want to be immersed in the editor together with Claude Code, not in a chat separated from my editors
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