frocodillo

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by frocodillo 5mo ago
First of all, this is more than just note taking. It appears to be a (yet another) harness for coordinating work between agents with minimal human intervention. And as such, shouldn’t part of the point be to not have to build that mental mo
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by frocodillo 5mo ago
Yes, definitely. Technique is partly about efficient mechanical movement, sending the various parts of your body in the right direction(s) and not waste effort on movement that doesn’t contribute to propelling you forwards. But for enduranc
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by frocodillo 7mo ago
I find it interesting that this is the conclusion you draw from this. I won’t go into a discussion on the efficacy of the various mandates and policies in reducing spread of the disease. Rather, I think it’s worth pointing out that a signif
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by frocodillo 8mo ago
https://frodejac.dev is my personal site. Perhaps more interesting is https://notes.frodejac.dev which is more of like live journal, primarily built as a way to learn Go and SQLite. Wish I spent more time adding cont
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by frocodillo 1y ago
That’s already addressed in the article; it’s like paying off credit card debt with another credit card. I guess it all depends on your end goal. If you intend to make your vibe coded app into a profitable, maintainable product with any sor
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by frocodillo 1y ago
No one’s being forced, but we’re encouraged to explore and experiment with AI tools. And not just for writing code. It's a quite firm belief in the company as a whole that the winners in the 'AI age' will be the companies tha
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by frocodillo 2y ago
I would argue that is a feature of pair programming, not a bug. By forcing you to use the slower I/O parts of your brain (and that of your partner) the process becomes more deliberate, allowing you to catch edge cases, bad design patte
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by frocodillo 4y ago
Ueberauth for Elixir/Phoenix https://github.com/ueberauth/ueberauth