kaspermarstal

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   by kaspermarstal 4mo ago

   I switched from Opus 4.6 -> Opus 4.7 -> GPT 5.5 and tried Flash 3.5 tonight and I was not impressed. It is straight up unreliable, e.g. deleting code and forgetting to add the new stuff it was asked to, then happily marking the task a
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   by kaspermarstal 7mo ago

   I’m quite sure that’s the en state of software except without the software around it. There will only be an AI and interface. For now, though, while tokens cost a non-trivial amount of energy, I think you can do something more useful if you
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   by kaspermarstal 8mo ago

   Cool, thanks for sharing!
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   by kaspermarstal 8mo ago

   Can you share technical details please? How is this implemented? Is it pure prompt-based, plugins, or do you have like script that repeatedly calls the agents? Where does the kanban live?
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   by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

   Ooooh, graphs that goes up! I want that. Looks really cool, great job.
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   by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

   > The Wolf maintainer has done heroic work ... I commend the fact they acknowledge the maintainer's work, but seeing the singular 'maintainer', I can't help but notice the weight on that one person's shoulders.
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   by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

   Keyboard Princess is good, Artificial Manager is even better.
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   by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

   Techno bureaucrating is unironically a better term than vibe coding.
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   by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

   Naming things is hard for a reason. It shapes how we think and communicate. When I'm pointing an LLM at PostgreSQL internals vs. asking it to make a navbar prettier, I'm collaborating in fundamentally different ways. Having distin
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    Ask HN: What should we call vibe coding when it's LLM-assisted problem solving?

    1 points by kaspermarstal 10mo ago|6 comments
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    LLMs let me maintain my PostgreSQL extension for PRQL after becoming a parent

    5 points by kaspermarstal 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

    My point exactly, it is not vibe coding so it should not be called vibe coding. What should we call it then?
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    by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

    Cool, I did not know that. That makes perfect sense.
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    by kaspermarstal 10mo ago

    We need a new term for LLMs actually solving a hard problems. When I help Claude Code solve a nasty bug it doesn’t feel like “vibing” as in “I tell the model what I want the website to look like”. It feels like sniping as in “I spot for Cla
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    by kaspermarstal 11mo ago

    Thanks, appreciate it. Indeed, and Anthropic did something similar for Google sheets a year ago. I am dying to know why they decided this should not be part of their excel effort. They obviously put a lot of work and thought into claude for
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    by kaspermarstal 11mo ago

    If someone is processing 50k rows, that means they found real value and the UX is working. That's the whole point. Also, 50k rows wouldn't cost $50k. More like $100 with Sonnet 4.5 pricing and typical numbers of input/output
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    by kaspermarstal 11mo ago

    So cool, I hope they pull it off. So many people use Excel. Although, I always thought the power of AI in Excel would come from the ability to use AI _as_ a formula. For example, =PROMPT("Classify user feedback as positive, neutral or
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Models are less verbose, so produces fewer output tokens, so answers cost less.
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Okay, I'll bite. There are many clever people out there who figured out that spreadsheets is a great UI paradigm for building low-code AI workflows. That is good for users. And I find it is good for me. Thanks for validating the idea g
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    I chuckled
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Hey, sure! Send me an email at kasper at getcellm dot com and let’s find a time
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Looks very similar yes, it is a great UI paradigm for running many prompts. I think of spreadsheets as the OG low-code tool and with just a sprinkle of LLMs, people can do so much more with tools they already know
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Yes it does, you can toggle it on and off. Send me an email at kasper at getcellm dot com or sign up to the waitlist on getcellm dot com and I will personally onboard you!
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Cool, thanks!
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    No not yet, we are about to onboard the first users on the waitlist one-by-one and when we have ironed out the major issues that we will inevitably discover, we will open up for paid users after that. I wouldn’t worry too much about missing
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Yes exactly like that!
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    I'm continuing the work on Cellm, an Excel extension that let's you call LLMs in cell formulas like =PROMPT(A1, "Rate the sentiment of the customer feedback as positive, neutral, or negative"), and then drag the formula
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    by kaspermarstal 1y ago

    Interesting. Can you pitch me why I should migrate from cloudflare R2 to you?
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    by kaspermarstal 2y ago

    Made me click it though
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    by kaspermarstal 2y ago

    Glad you tried it out! Excel triggers recalculation when a referenced cell updates, just like with any other formula. This is also why responses are not streamed, as every update would trigger recalculation. But if the async behavior of res