Sherveen

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by Sherveen 10d ago
I have a repo/project called Loadouts & Summons. It has a primary skill, `capsule`. All skills, MCPs, CLIs, etc. live inside of it. I have it symlinked to all my dev machines so that it doesn't have to be an MCP. `capsule` is
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by Sherveen 4mo ago
Founder and investor FOMO has reached levels of desperation and moral emptiness never seen before. It's so pervasive and powerful that it's unironically responsible for pretty much everything bad in the US over the past 5 years.
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by Sherveen 5mo ago
I don't understand this critique. (1) Did you previously think you weren't getting paid for doing what a company wants you to do, aka what THEY thought was productive? (2) Do you think all this AI generated code is useless? Edit:
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by Sherveen 6mo ago
Check out the strats from the Every team: https://github.com/EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin (I recommend just learning from their builds and doing your own!) Simon Willison's blog: https://simonwi
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by Sherveen 6mo ago
The Every team: https://github.com/EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin (I recommend just learning from their strats and doing your own!) Simon Willison's blog: https://simonwillison.net/guides&#x2
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by Sherveen 6mo ago
As I said on Product Hunt (which upset Garry quite a lot) -- If he weren't the CEO of YC, this wouldn't be on PH, and it wouldn't be on HN. This is not an impressive setup, folks. It's overengineered and deeply into its
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Which AI deep research agent is the current best?(newsletter.aimuscle.com)
1 points by Sherveen 7mo ago|0 comments
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The Price of (Artificial) Intelligence(read.noticethenuance.com)
1 points by Sherveen 7mo ago|0 comments
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Using React and Claude Code to make slides awesome and easy(newsletter.aimuscle.com)
1 points by Sherveen 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Sherveen 8mo ago
I think skills are probably a net positive for the general population, but for power users, I do recommend moving one meta layer up -- Whenever there's an agent best practice (skill) or 'pre-prompt' that you want to use all t
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Moltbook: Everything You Need to Know(read.noticethenuance.com)
1 points by Sherveen 8mo ago|0 comments
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Trump Administration Declares Foreign-Made Drones a Security Threat(nytimes.com)
6 points by Sherveen 9mo ago|2 comments
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by Sherveen 9mo ago
Quote from article: "The Trump administration announced on Monday that all foreign-made drones and their components posed 'unacceptable risks to the national security of the United States' and would be put on a federal blackl
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by Sherveen 10mo ago
Yeah, everyone else in the comments so far is acting emotionally, but -- As a fan and DAU of both OpenAI and the NYT, this is just a weird discovery demand and there should be another pathway for these two to move fwd in this case (NYT to g
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Don't you think it's a little circular that you always default to assuming that their support is about regulatory capture? Like, what if they had that opinion before they built the company? If you saw evidence of that (as is the c
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by Sherveen 1y ago
You aren't taking what he said seriously. The junior could also get sick, present management issues, etc. If this person plus a junior represented "1.3 engineering knots," he's saying... "actually, I'm still 1.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
... and not everyone will seek to be the best at prompting.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
This is so wrong... there is so much surface area for people to be better at flex-prompting consumer- and enterprise-grade applications.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Love it. I've got a lot of these sorts of micro-tools, too, CLIs, etc. Even better when you have them all in a repo w/ an agent like Codex or Claude Code to constantly tweak/remix them as needed.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
This makes a tremendous amount of sense. Most people are so bad at using AI for productive purposes -- but outside of eng, most AI fluency is actually hot garbage. People just haven't gained an understanding or appreciation for the deg
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Neat.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
As someone who has tried almost all of the AI browsers that are accessible or in a relatively open beta, plus all the browser control frameworks and agents, I super agree with the notions behind this post. Curious about your approach, thoug
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Prompt sensitivity is more nuanced (and useful) than we think(newsletter.aimuscle.com)
1 points by Sherveen 1y ago|0 comments
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Ugly. Just like their new logo and their president.
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Everyone in this thread who posts some variation of "wow love it how the government gets to decide if you get to sell your startup or how the market should work" should be handcuffed to their chair and forced to answer these 3 que
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Yup, another fun thing to do w/ this: let Claude Code talk to and control Gemini CLI, OpenCode, other CC instances, etc. in interactive mode! A different flavor of subagent. :)
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by Sherveen 1y ago
Oh great, let's just say terms whenever, as long as they are adjacent in meaning to whatever we really mean. SMART!
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by Sherveen 1y ago
LLMs are vulnerable to your input because they are still computers, but you're setting it up to fail with how you've given it the problems. Humans would fail in similar ways. The only thing you've proven with this reply is th
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Grok 4, deep dive comparisons with o3 (benchmarks are broken)(youtube.com)
1 points by Sherveen 1y ago|1 comments
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by Sherveen 1y ago
I'm kind of bothered by how many folks in the "AI influencer" space just pick up on the latest model hype, "Grok 4 changes EVERYTHING" type of nonsense. And Grok 4 is a great example where they're just complete

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