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by gojkoa 10d ago
I've done some research around this for an upcoming book, and generally people who benefit from orchestrators are those that already have a solid regulation framework in place, where agents can get feedback quickly on most of the work,
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by gojkoa 10d ago
definitely. we built a custom eslint parser for scss, html, liquid and yaml and are using it to validate all sorts of rules that were previously just in people's heads. now they are codified and provide instant feedback. if we stopped
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Cutting (Claude Code) token spend on dynamic workflows 80%
3 points by gojkoa 10d ago|2 comments
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by gojkoa 11d ago
I'm working for myself (own product, decently profitable SaaS, been in production for 7 years now and used by actual customers), so I'm not sure if I fit your "employed" category or not. If I do, then here's my setu
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by gojkoa 11d ago
the problem with user guides in general as a driver of specs (this is coming from surviving two such attempts 20 years ago) is that user guides tend to be written for an external audience, hiding a lot of complexity and underlying details.
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Show HN: Votito helps you decide what to build next with confidence(votito.com)
2 points by gojkoa 13d ago|0 comments
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by gojkoa 13d ago
The feedback cycle got a lot more segmented, as we try to catch different types of issues and get feedback as early as we can. For example, UX review is now before everything. Claude builds static demo pages for how the app will look once t
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by gojkoa 14d ago
Whois lookup gives you the first point of contact of domain ownership. These days, most will sit behind an anonymizations service but you may get lucky and find out contact info there. If they are anonymized, and you have a legal claim, get
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by gojkoa 15d ago
EFF and sfconservancy exist, they are probably closes to what you can realistically get in this environment. They are are non profits that can try to influence policy but not much more to "protect" individual developers. Unions (a
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by gojkoa 17d ago
So pure theoretical thinking now, but: 1) running multiple tests in parallel becomes important where the product/dev frequency exceeds waiting for a single test to finish, which is roughly a week for us. the business is currently relat
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by gojkoa 18d ago
small tech here - 2 people, site with ~1-2m active users per month. We do A/B tests for the majority of changes that could affect engagement or conversion. The infrastructure and plumbing is cloudfront assigning cookies and serving dif
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by gojkoa 21d ago
We keep manual QA for non-deterministic, exploratory stuff, things that do not have an expected input and output and where spotting secondary information and insights (e.g. "why is the chrome network console logging so much when I clic
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Software Factories Can Handle UX(chrismdp.com)
1 points by gojkoa 24d ago|0 comments
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by gojkoa 29d ago
Adding "sign in with google" and "sign in with apple" (especially google with FedCM) gives you auth with the least amount of friction you can get, since they end up being one-click events for most users. Having said that
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by gojkoa 29d ago
in theory yes, but in practice if each deploy is a version (and for us it is), with multiple deployments per day this becomes unsustainable to track. we settled on the backend always being "current" but supporting multiple front-e
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by gojkoa 29d ago
We've been versioning UIs since 2015, after dealing with a bunch of weird bug reports that we tracked down to people keeping tabs open for months. Needs careful backend planning and backwards compatible data handling, but it's a s
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by gojkoa 1mo ago
yes it did, and oddly enough having the choice of that escrow reduced our legal costs. Our lawyers wanted to perform AML research to ensure we were compliant (or I guess that they are compliant) but the fact that the deal used a reputable e
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by gojkoa 1mo ago
We sold a company last year, and the deal was structured for 80% after the asset migration, and then 5% quarterly for 4 quarters to ensure we don't disappear. So it was 5 payments, but effectively the first one was one big transfer int
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Putting Claude's Watermarking to the Test(dreasays.substack.com)
2 points by gojkoa 1mo ago|0 comments
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by gojkoa 1mo ago
The 3 lines below help a bit. It still gets lost after the context fills up, but it mostly solves the verbosity issue, - When responding to the user, respond in ASD-STE100 English. You can extend the dictionary if you need, but respect ASD-
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by gojkoa 1mo ago
- no bots, ai slop stopped at the door - feed from people I actually follow, in an actual chronological timeline (not optimized for engagement, not deprioritized because it has an external link) - topical feeds with topical filters (e.g. I
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by gojkoa 1mo ago
I've had a blog for almost 20 years now, and what it did for me really shifted over the years. Early on, it helped me join the conversation around the topics I cared about (I still fondly remember remember backpings and comments on blo
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Novelty Effect(votito.com)
2 points by gojkoa 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
Out of the 3, 2 are a pointless waste of tokens. 'create-XXX' and 'deploy-XXX' are repeatable, reproducible, scriptable tasks that were solved automation problems (not necessarily easy, but solved) long time before LLMs.
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
Matomo, self-hosted, loading data from webserver logs. No cookies or privacy notices needed.
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Ask HN: Is paying for a BIMI certificate useful?
4 points by gojkoa 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
there's a difference between comments above code (documenting the purpose of a class/function...) and comments inside code (documenting the implementation or design). I treat comments inside code as smells. They exist sometimes be
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
where did you get the "are no longer compatible" part? we moved from opus 4 to opus 5 without changing anything and no specific conflicts. used fable for a while, also did not have to change anything. I read some advice on the ant
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
Not sure if your "AI advancements" includes our use case or not, but I built a service that allows people to quickly make videos from powerpoint presentations using AI voiceovers. With the advancements in AI voices, the service be
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by gojkoa 2mo ago
Tried this just now and there seems to be some async feedback issue. Had to click the action button on the homepage a few times to make it actually do something (so perhaps you start the process but don’t change the UI). Once the page chang

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