BuildItBusk

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by BuildItBusk 6mo ago
This is amazing. There are a few quirks here and there, but the idea is great and it's super fun to play around in.
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by BuildItBusk 6mo ago
I think this does a great job of explaining the .claude directories in a beginner friendly way. And I don’t necessarily read it as “you have to do all this, before you start”. It has a few issues with outdated advice (e.g. commands has been
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by BuildItBusk 7mo ago
I really like the jig analogy. But that the software jig is no different from production software, I don't buy. Saying that the bytes are the same, is like saying that the atoms of a jig is the same as the atoms in the final product. G
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by BuildItBusk 8mo ago
I guess that depends on how you use agents (SRE or in general). If you ask it a question (even implicitly) and blindly trust the answer, I agree. But if you have it help you find the needle in the haystack, and then verify that did indeed f
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by BuildItBusk 9mo ago
I have been fiddling quite a bit with that. Could be that I actually lost that functionality along the way. I will take a look at it. Thanks!
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by BuildItBusk 9mo ago
I built this to solve a personal annoyance - reformatting recipes from messy sources (blog posts, screenshots, social media comments). Instead of trying to parse every possible recipe format, I treat it as a transformation problem. Paste
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Show HN: Paste Recipe – AI-powered recipe formatter(pasterecipe.com)
2 points by BuildItBusk 9mo ago|3 comments
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by BuildItBusk 11mo ago
I have to admit that my first thought was “April’s fool”. But you are right. It makes a lot of sense (if they can get it to work well). Not only is Excel the world’s biggest “programming language”. It’s probably also one of the most unintui
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by BuildItBusk 11mo ago
This is already a feature in an app called MacroFactor. But there is definitely room for improvement in the field. One thing that I miss in MacroFactor is that it should have some memory of my previous choice. Example: If I take a picture
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by BuildItBusk 1y ago
As mentioned, HTML is indeed a programming language. But it’s one that is rarely used on its own. So you could argue that having it as a thing of itself in these lists, makes little sense.