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I built a small tool to reduce input token costs by 20-30% for agentic tasks
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Indexing code by behavior not imports – tested on large repos, seeking feedback
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mindmilker.com / ai for questioning and stress-testing / ai provide knowledge and speed, human provide innovation
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Why AI doesn't express discomfort signals to ignorant-human-boss
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I built an AI to stress-test my thinking
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4mo ago
Cool idea. But it only works when the data never changes. could you make a streaming/incremental version? One that updates the math cheaply when new data arrives, instead of recomputing everything, or does the math fundamentally preven
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afxuh
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thats why agents completes a project with the first 3 prompts, , then maintaining and fine-tuning it take ages till hits "-Session token expired"
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Actually you hit the core differences between human/ai code > stack overflow answers at 2am for strangers , its innovation , human innovate / ai dont
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Its a clever academic demo in 1000 lines of C. What everyone needs is intelligent circuit breaker + auto-remediation layer on top of existing schedulers (Airflow, Temporal). The gap is real the opportunity is open.
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in my 40s here as well, career shift is not a an odd thing anymore these days (i guess), myself (Elementary Teacher for 2 years with university degree > Civil engineer for 7 years with univ degree > software engineer without a degree
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Congrats, you built an ETL pipeline and called it an agent. The industry has come full circle.
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Calendar events are a proxy for focus, not a signal. This fixes the wrong problem.
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I think that's the real gap. Non-technical people don't want to learn DreamWeaver or SquareSpace's backend. They want to describe what they need and have it just work.