murukesh_s

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by murukesh_s 7d ago
>Providing ready-made UI components and templates has never been a million-dollar business, nor should it be. Neither creating a VSCode wrapper and putting an LLM with tools and valued billion dollars (cursor). But thats the demand and s
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by murukesh_s 1mo ago
I had built https://codeflow.co long ago - a workflow style integration platform (pre-AI). I could see less interest while showing the product to users in recent years as AI was catching up. The sales demo that excited users - h
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by murukesh_s 2mo ago
If that is the case, isn't that the failure of your testing strategy/setup? If your style doesn't fit full vibe coding - you can do the path of AI generate code - human reviews and tests all edge cases flow - I think in any s
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by murukesh_s 2mo ago
it's the gut bacteria that is left. lol, that hunger, that emotion, that sense of intuition. Without emotions we are just a naturally evolved LLM.
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by murukesh_s 2mo ago
I am building https://nexaflow.com - a customer support AI agent with built-in modules so small businesses need not buy 4-5 services to run a business. We ship with CRM, Ticketing, Appointment/Scheduler, Booking management
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by murukesh_s 4mo ago
Hello from assembly programmers to present day javascript folks. Joke aside, I sometimes think how VS Code is written in such layers and layers of code - ~200mb of minified code - Java based IDEs were worser with almost 1GB of code (libs&#x
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by murukesh_s 5mo ago
>Scott Chacon is a co-founder of GitHub Thought so until saw this. Man, he is the co-founder of Github and already seed-funded. How can someone refuse him? 17M is a small amount considering the valuation VS Code Agent wrappers are gettin
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by murukesh_s 7mo ago
wish they enable the actual iphone 16 with a full-fledged OS that we can plug into an external monitor.. I think samsung tried it but didn't get mass appeal. Apple could do that IMO - would have even avoided launching neo as students o
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by murukesh_s 7mo ago
Try driving without google maps. Its a slippery slope we common folks we are in and there is no coming back - except for few purists..
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by murukesh_s 7mo ago
If the management is the one actually paying for the software from their own pocket (founder), the tables turn. There are millions of SME owners who are forced to pay for B2B software just out of necessity and not having resources to build
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by murukesh_s 8mo ago
What are you implying?. He would have had to hire a good developer at least for a full month salary to build something like this. And if you are thinking enterprise, it would take 2-3 developers, 2 analysts, 2 testers, 1 lead and 1 manager
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by murukesh_s 8mo ago
In his defence, Modi's was external degree - i.e remote degree - so no one sees in the class room.
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by murukesh_s 8mo ago
Scary is that the LLM might have been trained on the entire open source code ever produced - which is far beyond human comprehension - and with ever growing capability (bigger context window, more training) my gut feeling is that, it would
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by murukesh_s 9mo ago
>Most modern backend is building consistent distributed state machines, you need to cover all the edge cases, deal with concurrency, different clients/contracts etc. I would say getting BE right (beyond simple CRUD) is going to be h
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by murukesh_s 9mo ago
>Isn’t frontend more complex? If my task starts with a Figma UI design, how well does a code agent do at generating working code that looks right, and iterate on it (presuming some browser MCP)? Some automated tests seem enough for an ge
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by murukesh_s 9mo ago
I disagree - having worked on backends most of the time, I find modern frontend much more complex (and difficult to test) than pure backend. When I say modern frontend - its mostly React, state management like Redux, Zustand, Router framewo
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by murukesh_s 9mo ago
I used to think the same until latest agents started adding perfectly fine features to a large existing react app with just basic input (in English) . Most of the jobs require levels of intelligence below that. It's just a matter of ti
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by murukesh_s 11mo ago
Wondering why someone did not solve the problem already? Of all the countries in the world US is brimming with entrepreneurs who want to "solve" a consumer problem, and with modern population I assume there is enough demand on fre
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by murukesh_s 11mo ago
Its all over youtube. Its the de-facto way to build agents if you are searching youtube. Just try "Create agent" and see. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/agent-builder The openai agent builder la
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
At least you can dodge false diagnosis which is important especially when it can cause irreversible damage to your body
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
We replaced Slack with Mattermost for one of the teams - and guess what we don't miss Slack there. Threads, push notifications everything works fine and you get more features at least compared to the free version of Slack
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
Unfortunately yes, but there is a chance for a maverick like DJT to come and make sweeping changes (in a positive way).
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
But Americans can hope for a regime (policy) change every few years though. You could argue both the political ideologies are broadly doing the same shit, but you can hope or lobby for change. On the other hand, imagine your unfavourite pol
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
Imagine you have shit ton of money but only agents that generate 10% bad code? You crushing or beating anyone..
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
I found the opposite - I am able to get 50% improvement in productivity for day to day coding (mix of backend, frontend), mostly in Javascript but have helped in other languages. But you have to carefully review though - and have extremely
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
Even if there are zero tariffs, the per capita difference is so huge. US was so far reaping the benefit of product made with labour from developing countries and consumers getting wages from developed country, making buying a new phone a ra
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
I think iPhones can take a good bump in the pricing for bringing the manufacturing onshore. Currently an iPhone is 30% more expensive in developing countries like India compared to US, Dubai or even Japan. Thats insane, and still an average
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
Not always creators puts the content for free free, they expect views, gratitude, and/or ad revenue..
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
can think of all sort of use cases - imagine you integrating it with an automated agentic workflow - where at some websites you need to talk to a bot or real human to get the job done in realtime - because email takes a while and may not be
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by murukesh_s 1y ago
This is like repeating code without using a function. If you have a nice abstraction - the same becomes cleaner like below. <div class="group card"> <div class="flex items-center justify-between mb-4">

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