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by fullstackchris 1y ago
> early mistakes of Python? Python.
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AI and Programming: The Beginning of a New Era(oreilly.com)
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Once I gave claude read only access to the command line and also my local repos, i found that was enough to have it work quite well... I start to wonder if all this will boil down to simple understanding of some sort of "semantic laws&
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Code design? Perhaps. But how are you going to inform a model of every sprint meeting, standup, decision, commit, feature, and spec that is part of an existing product? It's no longer a problem of intelligence or correctness, its a pro
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
> but about putting some requirements stated in a slightly vague fashion, and actualizing it for the stakeholder to view and review sounds like a form of creativity to me!
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Good thing we're all working here in Switzerland :/
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Still cracking away CodeVideo, a way to create software educational content in a declarative manner. Design your course once, export it to every format you can think of (video, PDF, markdown, HTML, and more). I was recently inspired by the
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Very impressive and cool stuff! This shares similar themes to what I'm building over at https://studio.codevideo.io - I also chose to go with an event sourcing solution. I experimented with real time mouse recording but tho
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
If I see another mention of the paper clip example I'm gonna lose it. Perhaps better is to kindly refer everyone to a physics 101 text book.
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
seen a lot with uvx as well (apparently a package manager for python, but i try to stay as far away as possible from python)
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Not OP but perhaps the following mcp tools: google maps api, nearest supermarkets, puppeteer their product listing pages? Though to be honest not sure why you would need so much info - if I need lettuce or tomatoes for example, I know theyr
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
For me it was implementing a simple `execute_terminal_command` tool along with hooking up to my company's jira and gitlab (dont worry security gurus, for the command line, I have a hardcoded list of allowed read-only commands that the
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Moravec's paradox
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
This is super insightful, and I think there is at least part of what you are thinking of: an abstract syntax tree! Or at the very least one could include metadata about the token under scrutiny (similar to how most editors can show you git
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Thats what I'd like to know, is this the kind of process that we can _get_ to 6 sigma by more observation time? Or would we need other observations / thats "as good as it gets" for the Webb's capabilities?
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Many trolls hiding in these comments... either that or they just dont understand what the scientific method is.
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Bostrom's trilemma and the notion of the Great Filter! But in the grand scheme of things, even its "bad news" just ONE datapoint of life elsewhere is at least something to start working with.
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Love it - and ironically this is something one would struggle to build with "vibe coding" alone
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
and the next 10 after that, and the next 10 after that, and...
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
I write _extensively_: on my own personal blog [1], on my companies blog, on various substacks, on medium, and on dev.to... idk, what this author seems to suggest might happen with good writing and sharing hasnt really panned out for me...
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Definitely agree there. There seems like there is a label for EVERYTHING these days. Coincidentally there was an article in the paper I saw just today about how destructive self diagnosis can be (and how many gen z / alpha are doing th
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
There is a $499 a month enterprise subscription hidden deep within the account page... ;) but what do you mean exactly? multiple accounts / live sharing sessions? Tied to an org's codebase?
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
> CodeMic aims to replace books and blogs for discussions of large codebases and showing changes to code over time This is huge and something I've pondered about how to do efficiently, because what if you could forward this essentia
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Great catch - real link shipping to prod as we speak. Thanks for checking out the site!
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
:D lol well at least we know this wasn't generated by an LLM, that's for sure (sorry everyone, my friend's spam post)
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Hey thanks for stopping by and the kind words! When I saw your launch post a few weeks ago (months ago? time has become irrelevant) here on HN, my heart skipped a beat, I thought CodeMic was direct competition to CodeVideo - maybe they are,
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Yes, the in-browser playback is quite finicky at the moment... for now the simple step-by-step and time travel buttons (next / previous) are safer... Playback seems to be working on Chrome.. but I will make a note however for Firefox.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Ah yes... I know the pain of creating / editing / scrubbing through educational software courses... part of why I built this :) Thanks a lot for the kind words! And about the link to the video - good point! here it is: https:&#x2
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Added! Also made the more advanced action buttons (keyboard / spaces) collapsed / expandable.
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Show HN: CodeVideo – Two years in the making to build an event-sourced IDE(studio.codevideo.io)
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