eighttrigrams

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Everything is free now, so why not a floating orb in my IDE(eighttrigrams.net)
28 points by eighttrigrams 11d ago|11 comments
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by eighttrigrams 1mo ago
> write hilariously-verbose commit messages […] detailing not only what changed but why it changed this can come in super-handy from time to time
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by eighttrigrams 1mo ago
> I hardly use an editor anymore, and I'm not alone. All that matters is who is signing off on the commit. In such a context I won't distinguish between me and an agent. But same, almost no editor these days. For coding, this i
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by eighttrigrams 1mo ago
Although that would be an option (I've considered commit on every edit at one point), what I actually ended up doing is that I hook into all Bash tool calls, look if there's a git commit in there, and if so, I prepend it with the
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by eighttrigrams 1mo ago
I'll probably be annoyed enough soon that I want that level of granularity, too
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by eighttrigrams 1mo ago
I take care of that in two ways, 1) is via claude hooks, I make sure these are tagged as claude, 2) my sandboxed agents have git env vars set, with the same effect.
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Human vs. AI – Diff-based line-level provenance for text under agentic editing(github.com)
54 points by eighttrigrams 1mo ago|15 comments
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Powerful Hivemind, Disempowered Individuals: Notes of a Conflicted AI Maximalist(eighttrigrams.net)
2 points by eighttrigrams 3mo ago|1 comments
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by eighttrigrams 3mo ago
In this article I continue the more critical line of thought I began in Mindless Drones . I hate AI for what it makes us become, yet still hold that there is no point in not using it — at least for engineering, or for anything whose output