jarredkenny

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Building Autonomous Goal Loops That Deliver(jx0.ca)
54 points by jarredkenny 18d ago|9 comments
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by jarredkenny 3mo ago
I started building my own version of this before I discovered herdr, and while its not quite the same it's improved my development workflow by an order of magnitude. https://jmux.build I am going to give them a try side by
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by jarredkenny 5mo ago
I've been building a tmux wrapper that is similar you might be interested in. https://jmux.build
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by jarredkenny 5mo ago
:)
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by jarredkenny 5mo ago
Happy to hear this works in WSL!
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by jarredkenny 5mo ago
Not in anyway that worktrees and coding agents don't already. jmux follows the Unix philosophy which means you compose it with the tools for your workflow. I use a git worktree per thing I am working on and run claude code in the workt
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Show HN: jmux – tmux-based development environment for humans and coding agents(github.com)
10 points by jarredkenny 5mo ago|10 comments
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Agency – Open-source multi-agent platform for autonomous software development(github.com)
2 points by jarredkenny 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jarredkenny 8mo ago
Hey HN, I built Agency, a platform for running teams of AI coding agents that coordinate through an orchestrator/worker architecture. Over the past week I've been watching everyone on Twitter/X build their own productivity OS
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Solving Agent Context Loss: A Beads and Claude Code Workflow for Large Features(jx0.ca)
2 points by jarredkenny 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jarredkenny 9mo ago
I wrote this because I kept hitting the same wall with AI coding assistants. Small tasks work fine, medium ones when planned properly. But when I tried building something real, like a real new service in a real production system it was alwa
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Wtm (Worktree Manager): A simpler way to work with Git Worktrees(github.com)
10 points by jarredkenny 1y ago|5 comments
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
TLDR: Typescript has objects and destructuring. If you squint it kinda looks like Python's kwargs, because both JS objects and Python kwargs are simply key value pairs.
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Productive AI Programming Using Forced Context Distillation(jx0.ca)
2 points by jarredkenny 1y ago|0 comments
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
I fell in love with Nim a couple of years ago, but feel like Zig gaining popularity has really pushed Nim out of the limelight in terms of developer adoption.
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
is this the year of the linux desktop?
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
In terms of revenue for my startup, plenty more.
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
My napkin math is that I can now accomplish 10x more in a day than I could even one year ago, which means I don't need to hire nearly as many engineers, and I still come out ahead. I use claude code exclusively for the initial version
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
I am absolutely benefitting from them subsidizing my usage to give me Claude Code at $200/month. However, even if they 10x the price its still going to be worth it for me personally.
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by jarredkenny 1y ago
A very productive minority.
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by jarredkenny 3y ago
I've enjoyed building things in Nim. I picked it up by building small CLIs, and then eventually by starting a 3D game engine project in Nim. It's the language that I wish would take off already.
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by jarredkenny 7y ago
Very happy to see Nim gaining some adoption. I started using Nim about a year ago and could not be happier with the language. I do wonder what it might take to take Nim towards "main stream" status.
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JavaScript: Using Async/Await with Array.Reduce()(jarredkenny.com)
2 points by jarredkenny 8y ago|0 comments
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We are Rankopolis, we are back, and we want your opinions
1 points by jarredkenny 12y ago|0 comments
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by jarredkenny 12y ago
Thank you, just caught some bugs in our preview feature and are fixing them now.
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We built a new social media experience, but we need help testing it
1 points by jarredkenny 12y ago|2 comments