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   Crowd-Sourcing a Dataset to Make Agents Code Like Humans(pdoom.org)

   4 points by anougaret 1y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Ariana – Check what (AI generated) code did at runtime with 0 effort

   1 points by anougaret 1y ago|0 comments
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   Ariana – Effortless observability in your IDE and context window(github.com)

   1 points by anougaret 1y ago|0 comments
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   thanks couldn't agree more :)
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   hahaha yeah, even real developers cannot anticipate too well what the direction of a bug is on the first try
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   yes can be a nice lightweight way to debug with a bit of AI other tools in that space will pbly be higher involvement
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   usual limits of debuggers = barely usable to debug real scenarios
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   yeah it is still truly hard and rewarding to do deep, innovative software but everyone is regressing to the mean, rushing to low hanging fruits, and just plugging old A with new B in the hopes it makes them VC money or something real, quali
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   by anougaret 1y ago

   this is pretty cool but ultimately it won't be enough to debug real bugs that are nested deep within business logic or happening because of long chains of events across multiple services/layers of the stack imo what AI needs to de
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    by anougaret 1y ago

    we don't do the LLM part per say we instrument your code automatically which is a compiler like approach under the hood, then we aggregate the traces this allows context engineering the most exhaustive & informative prompt for LLMs
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    by anougaret 1y ago

    valid concerns of course - we are planning a hosted AI debugging feature that can aggregate multiple traces & code snippets from different related codebases and feed it all into one llm prompt, that benefits a lot from having it all cen
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    Ariana: Spies on your running code, enables AI coding agent to debug better(old.reddit.com)

    1 points by anougaret 1y ago|0 comments
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    by anougaret 1y ago

    I think it really depends a lot on the bubble of programming you spend time in In mine, which is more fullstack web, I rarely meet someone who does. I list a bunch of reasons in the article.
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    My crazy plan to relieve us all from debugging frustration(anicetngrt.github.io)

    3 points by anougaret 1y ago|2 comments
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    Debugging is dead, long live Vibe Debugging(ariana.dev)

    6 points by anougaret 1y ago|0 comments
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    Will def. do a technical write up! Wanted to do a more target approach like you around valid mutations only but I think users want to observe variables not only where they are written but also where they are read, so a low hanging fruit was
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    Hey, yeah I know sounds weird. We're experimenting with small custom models <1B params to figure out which part of your code you'd probably not want to instrumentalize the normal way (e.g. logging absolutely everything) and ins
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    you caught me at the moment of coding this!
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    Thanks :) Let me know if you use it and get into any trouble
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    yay :) happy to hear that
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    very much haha, it seems like a lot of people are realizing the upcoming potential with coding agents using them
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    Thank you! I feel like with Python we cracked the code rewriting issues very much to a point where Ruby could be supported fast
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    Show HN: Ariana – A time travel debugger for PY/JS right in VSCode(github.com)

    25 points by anougaret 2y ago|15 comments
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    I just released a JS/TS/Python time travel debugger that overlays variable values on top of vscode. It's just a npm or pip install and VsCode extension so it might be easier to use for you: https://github.com/
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    I made a tool to visually explain codebases(dedale.dev)

    1 points by anougaret 2y ago|1 comments
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    Hello everyone :) I just released for free a tool to help you understand python, rust, JS, TS, go code on GitHub! How did I end up there? Last summer I was interning at the European Space Agency trying to optimize black holes detection algo
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    I still don't understand why no one is making some good UI for exploring dependencies and at least helping a bit with understanding them. Hiding them or making interacting with them tricky for non-coders with CLI tools will never produ
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    I love this, I think there is the same problem with IDEs
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    by anougaret 2y ago

    would be curious to know what other features you thought about