ebhn

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by ebhn 4mo ago
Nice article, but the methods they used seem more like they just hand wrote a function for the task and called the function neurons based on how it was implemented. It is encouraging though that a simple network can be found for a complicat
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by ebhn 6mo ago
Nice, I really like your idea. First I've heard of something like that
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by ebhn 7mo ago
Totally agree with this. When I review code I don't build a strong mental model of the system, and I think you can only really do that by solving the problems that arise during the creation of the system yourself. I'm optimistic t
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by ebhn 7mo ago
This is super useful. Thanks for sharing!
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by ebhn 7mo ago
I like this direction, but I worry about developers involvement in the design of the DSL becoming the new bottleneck with the same problems. The code which becomes the guardrails cannot just be generated slop, it should be thoroughly design
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by ebhn 7mo ago
Working on new code review tooling specifically for reviewing your own branches/commits when you use an "AI Agent" to assist with writing code. It seems all of the tools people are building in this space attempt to automate a
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by ebhn 7mo ago
Yea my job as a SWE is to have a correct mental model of the code and bing it with me everywhere I go... meetings, feature design, debugging sessions. Lines of code written is not unimportant, but matters way less when you look at the big p
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by ebhn 7mo ago
I think that for me with things like notes/writing, privacy is #1 by a lot. Preserving the textEdit workflow is nice, but I (and I imagine other users) could definitely be convinced to modify it given the right tooling and confidence i
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by ebhn 7mo ago
This is the main thing I have learned too. I've been building an internal tool for myself to annotate lines in each commit diff as good (green) / needs refactor (yellow) / needs rewrite (red) and it has helped me keep track o
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by ebhn 7mo ago
That's hilarious
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by ebhn 8mo ago
I actually like this idea, but most of my notes are scattered in untitled, unsaved textedit windows. It would be nice if I could run something locally that would access and scrape those unsaved notes, but would also leave them be. I don&#x2
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by ebhn 8mo ago
Very cool!
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by ebhn 8mo ago
https://www.ethanbond.dev/
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Show HN: Abstract Port Graphs(portgraphs.com)
3 points by ebhn 8mo ago|0 comments