buzzbyjool

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From Ashes to Innovation: How Personal Tragedy Forged My Entrepreneurial Path(indiehackers.com)
1 points by buzzbyjool 1y ago|0 comments
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
How AI Helped Me Build a Product, Shape a Business Idea, and Write Its Own Code How AI Helped Me Build a Product, Shape a Business Idea, and Write Its Own Code Two years ago, I was running a consulting firm in Luxembourg. After selling my p
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AI Helped Me Build a Product, Shape a Business Idea, and Write Its Own Code(linkeme.ai)
2 points by buzzbyjool 1y ago|1 comments
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
Great questions — and yes, you’ve got the right intuition: we orchestrate role-specific agents using off-the-shelf LLMs (Claude 3.7, DeepSeek GPT 4.1, GPT-4 Turbo), and they “hand off” tasks between each other. But to avoid total chaos (or
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
You’re absolutely right to call that out — and I appreciate the thoughtful framing. “Leveled up” is subjective, yes. What I meant more precisely is this: the devs who stayed stopped spending time on tasks like writing boilerplate logic or t
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
thanks
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
Hi thanks for your comment, honestly I don't know how to do it. Thanks
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I Replaced My Devs with Agents – Part 2: What Happened to the Team(easylab.ai)
2 points by buzzbyjool 1y ago|7 comments
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
Follow-up to Part 1, where I explained how we rebuilt our dev process around LLM agents at Easylab AI and stopped writing most code by hand. The original post sparked a lot of questions — the most common being: “Okay, but how did your devel
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
Great question — and one we took seriously early on. At first, there was some skepticism, and even a bit of anxiety. When we said, “We’re going full AI-assisted development,” the natural reaction was: “What does that mean for my skillset?”
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
You’re absolutely right that there’s a spectrum between deep applications and throwaway code. But I wouldn’t place what we’re doing in the Power Apps / low-code / Power BI category. The systems we’re building with LLMs (at Easylab
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
I get the discomfort — I felt the same early on. But I think there’s a misunderstanding of what’s actually happening under the hood with modern code-focused LLMs. We’re no longer in the realm of vague completions. Models like DeepSeek or Cl
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
what you mean by backup plan ? We produce proper code like node.js or similar that is backup and proceed in a normal pipeline. Just the production of the code is different.
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
for your second point, I understand your position, but I strongly believe that it's the future of coding. Coding was a way to translate a machine language to something more understandable, AI coding is simply the next step.
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by buzzbyjool 1y ago
notyet but it's a good point, it's a subject !
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Show HN: I replaced my devs with AI agents – and it worked(easylab.ai)
3 points by buzzbyjool 1y ago|19 comments