gabosarmiento

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Ask HN: Are coding agents too cautious because they estimate work in human time?
1 points by gabosarmiento 16d ago|0 comments
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by gabosarmiento 17d ago
Because if the result is just more AI slop people will stop caring.
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by gabosarmiento 17d ago
This reminds me of the ads in Idiocracy. I really hope this isn’t the direction advertising is heading.
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by gabosarmiento 22d ago
Have you consider asking your agent to set up basic permission deny rules to block dangerous commands? Just ask it and request that it shows you the config before applying it.
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by gabosarmiento 22d ago
Lol that’s a great idea, basically the Million Dollar Homepage, but on a car
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by gabosarmiento 23d ago
How do you prioritize what to focus on and what to reject? I mean what does your prioritization framework look like? what's your margin of decision? And 2nd or 3rd question if I may, how do you stay up to date? Like what sources do you
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by gabosarmiento 23d ago
I would like to see how each recipe performs against its corresponding evals. Some sort of ranking would be useful. Everyone keeps posting articles about how to implement RAG, but I also wonder why there isn’t some sort of skill to help peo
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by gabosarmiento 28d ago
I don't know, I personally wouldn't buy it as it is today. I'd focus much more on memories now than the afterlife. The critical part for me is trusting you with all my info. But once I cross that chasm, I'd talk to it on
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by gabosarmiento 28d ago
Thanks for sharing. Made me remember Formspring, but now anonymous people submit things they actually told/asked AI, creating a very interesting(and probably quite addictive) public feed of how humans are really using AI.
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by gabosarmiento 29d ago
AI;DR This is the broader symptom of a global toxic corporate culture. We are afraid that one badly phrased message can hurt our reputation or even our jobs, so optimizing every message with softer wording, more political correctness, less
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
I’d think about this less as “how do I market this?” and more as “how do I find a repeatable acquisition machine?” Do you know roughly what a customer is worth to you? If a customer is worth $1,000 and you’re willing to pay $100 CAC, then a
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense. The “Claude actually uses it” part is especially interesting. I actually find it better this approach don’t add another skill Claude might ignore, but make better retrieval the default.
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
For me it’s about building a legacy outside of work. + I volunteer for associations, try to launch simple things that are actually meaningful to people, and occasionally give things away as open source. + I also keep learning things, but it
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
I burn through about 3–4 Kiro Power refills per month, so roughly $600–800/month. Currently covered by AWS startup credits, though.
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
What's the benchmark against graphify?
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by gabosarmiento 1mo ago
I wanted to create some demos for showcasing my app with Claude. So I created [Demotape] a screen recording app for MacOs (with an skill for Kiro or Claude Code) so it can inspect your project, plan the scenes, operate the browser, record
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by gabosarmiento 2mo ago
I’ve bootstrapped a few startups by selling first to people already in my network. Friends either became early customers or introduced me to someone who might have the problem I was solving. From there, I focused on making the offer difficu
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by gabosarmiento 10y ago
Yes you are crazy and Please Don't Do it. I'll try to make the story short so bear with me. Almost 3 years ago I took a Bootcamp Online at Bloc.io, quite recommendable and I was supremely obsessed with learning. I needed to make a
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by gabosarmiento 10y ago
Reddit. These subreddits are my primary source of guidance: /r/science - /r/Paleo - /r/Fitness - /r/GetMotivated - /r/Running