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by kpen11 1y ago
The standardization is AGENTS.md, mentioned in the compatibility. See https://agents.md/
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by kpen11 1y ago
Thanks for the reply! I will try it out :)
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by kpen11 1y ago
This is really cool! I've been using Obsidian more and more as a second brain and getting data in has consistently been the point of failure, so I've been wanting something just like this. Specifically something that runs locally
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by kpen11 1y ago
I'll be digging deeper on these ideas on a webinar on the 15th if this topic is interesting to you! https://dagger.io/webinar/agentic-ci
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Gemini CLI: First Impressions and Experiments with Parallelization(dagger.io)
2 points by kpen11 1y ago|0 comments
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by kpen11 1y ago
Whether or not there was a claim that code _was_ the bottleneck, this raises some points that I've been talking over with people for a while now. Introducing a lever to suddenly produce more code faster creates an imbalance in the SDLC
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by kpen11 1y ago
I tried it with container-use and its pretty nice! (while the APIs cooperated). One thing that stood out to me compared to other agent products was how intuitive the interface was to use. `/help` is something that not everybody has and
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by kpen11 1y ago
I think you're missing step 3! A key part of building agents is seeing where they struggling and improving performance in either the prompting or the environment. There are a lot of great posts out there about how to structure an effec
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by kpen11 2y ago
Nice post! I enjoyed reading about how many teams were involved in the process. CI has to be a collaborative effort to be really successful. It's often underestimated how much benefit you'll get from taking a good look at your cac
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CI Needs CI(dev.to)
1 points by kpen11 4y ago|0 comments
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by kpen11 4y ago
Here's the demo video linked in the blog post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0bLWmi2B-4 It goes step by step through the getting started guide from the Dagger Python SDK docs
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by kpen11 6y ago
Yes, I wouldn't recommend this path if other options are available
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by kpen11 6y ago
It was a stressful process with a lot of uncertainty. We had to show language that my job was a "supporting role", which is fairly easy to spin if you're not a Senior or Principal. We also needed to provide my direct supervi
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by kpen11 6y ago
I worked for 3 years on a TN visa with no degree of any kind. My job was a Software Engineer, and my TN was classified as a Scientific Technician. This was 2016-2019