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Senior engineer, loop orchestrator sample setup(reddit.com)
1 points by bgnm2000 6d ago|0 comments
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Example of a real working loop orchestrator(reddit.com)
1 points by bgnm2000 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bgnm2000 1mo ago
I’m the founder of scape.work - and it’s precisely why we’re not free, not open source. I want to build something with a mission of helping people own their infrastructure around AI tooling locally. If I raise money I am legally bound to my
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What Claude Code Orchestrator Loops Look Like in Practice(old.reddit.com)
2 points by bgnm2000 2mo ago|0 comments
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Playing with Jupyter style playbooks that work with Claude Code(old.reddit.com)
2 points by bgnm2000 4mo ago|0 comments
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by bgnm2000 5mo ago
Anyone else experimenting with their claude code sessions messaging other claude sessions remotely?
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Show HN: My coworker and I planning with our Claude Codes in the same chat room(old.reddit.com)
4 points by bgnm2000 5mo ago|1 comments
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How to Use Git Worktrees with Claude Code(old.reddit.com)
1 points by bgnm2000 5mo ago|1 comments
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by bgnm2000 5mo ago
Just wanted to share this quick video demonstrating the value of git worktrees with Claude code. Working on many things in parallel on the surface is very overwhelming. So we need to start by creating a slow and intentional process for ship
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by bgnm2000 5mo ago
Hey everyone, Just wanted to share this quick video demonstrating the value of git worktrees with Claude code. Start by slowing things down. Create a repeatable process for shipping high quality features - using plugins like compound engine
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If You're Only Running One Claude Code Session, You're Not Going Fast Enough(scape.work)
1 points by bgnm2000 5mo ago|2 comments
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by bgnm2000 5mo ago
in addition to Compound Engineering, people in the comments in that thread also suggested the following planning tools to use with git worktrees: - https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done - https://github
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Senior engineer best practice for scaling yourself with Claude Code(reddit.com)
6 points by bgnm2000 5mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Scape – One-click worktrees and orchestrators for Claude Code(scape.work)
5 points by bgnm2000 7mo ago|2 comments
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by bgnm2000 2y ago
This is really cool, but I would need the dates with the results.. if I'm looking up something technical, dates really matter as libraries change etc.
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by bgnm2000 3y ago
I’m a designer who codes, and for those who have had trouble expressing the value and finding a role that enables both, here is how I’ve positioned it: As the primary designer for a product, who can also implement the design - the amount of
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by bgnm2000 4y ago
thanks! We agree - this tech is really going to change how quickly someone can find the information they care most about in an event
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by bgnm2000 4y ago
Hey everyone - today we launched a demo for people try our “ChatGPT” like tool (but not using ChatGPT) for asking questions about recent Wall Street events. Would love any feedback!
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Show HN: Ask Aiera – Ask an AI anything about a public company earnings call(dashboard.aiera.com)
6 points by bgnm2000 4y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: The Algolia for ASR – UI components for speech to text(wavescan.ai)
5 points by bgnm2000 4y ago|0 comments
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by bgnm2000 4y ago
Aiera | Senior Software Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://www.aiera.com Our platform analyzes events relevant to investors, company financials, and textual data to give investors an edge. Our back end consists of Python an
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by bgnm2000 6y ago
> Why do you have a giant list of potentially stale bugs? Most places I've worked have a bug log? Priorities balance between new feature development and fixing bugs / tech debt. If a bug isn't high priority, or the feature
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by bgnm2000 6y ago
Obviously you’re entitled to your opinion. We don’t have jr. members on our team, but if we did, they’d be assigned a project like anyone else. If the project was a bug, that would be reasonable. This process is for the intern and every oth
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The fastest development process you’ve never heard of(getnashty.com)
2 points by bgnm2000 6y ago|6 comments
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The fastest development process you’ve never heard of(getnashty.com)
4 points by bgnm2000 6y ago|2 comments
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by bgnm2000 6y ago
I have worked with only 2 architects who have made me understand what it means to be a good architect. 1 they make sure the code is organized in a meaningful way - consistently, and using places and patterns which make it feel easy and obvi
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by bgnm2000 6y ago
Love the design, looks great!!
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by bgnm2000 6y ago
React can make people better javascript developers.
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by bgnm2000 7y ago
A little over a year ago I was building an app, and decided I'd have literally no backend at all. I wanted to build something fast and ship it to the appstores as quickly as possible to go through the process. After I launched, it was
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by bgnm2000 7y ago
I have a side project running on Dark, highly recommend

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