nadis

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The case for workflow-driven AI software development and vibe coding(blog.codeyam.com)
1 points by nadis 3d ago|0 comments
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A curated list of WebMCP demos, libraries, and tools(github.com)
1 points by nadis 16d ago|0 comments
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by nadis 16d ago
This is super neat, and not something I'd thought of attempting yet. Thanks for sharing the results, and the thoughtful and well-caveated take on the future of frameworks.
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Nikunj Kothari on being legible to capital(twitter.com)
2 points by nadis 20d ago|0 comments
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Workflows for the Win (For Developers)(blog.codeyam.com)
2 points by nadis 21d ago|0 comments
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Software Eng for Vibe Coders: Databases and Storage(read.technically.dev)
4 points by nadis 23d ago|0 comments
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by nadis 1mo ago
Lest we forget, the PG essay: https://paulgraham.com/name.html
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Free MIT Courses for When You're Craving Libraries, Lectures, and Big Ideas(rakowwwski.substack.com)
6 points by nadis 1mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 1mo ago
> Invention, not automation, will be the greatest contribution of superintelligence. Early AI could answer questions and do routine work. Soon it will increasingly help discover new knowledge -- ranging from discovering new drugs to cure
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The possibilities are vibe coded(mercury.com)
2 points by nadis 1mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2mo ago
I'd agree with you then! I don't think that case was clearly laid out (or at least I didn't understand your argument to be as such). I'd also say that humans are historically quite bad at communicating intent (even if it
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by nadis 2mo ago
> "Claude now lists over 950 MCP servers in the connectors directory, used by millions of people every day. This year we shipped support for new protocol extensions alongside features that make MCP easier to build on and deploy&quot
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by nadis 2mo ago
This piece is more thoughtful than the title initially led me to believe. However, I feel like it's sort of like advocating for us all being able to read/write binary (using a bit of an extreme to prove a point). While there might
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Harvard's Dean Deming: AI Will Beat You at Everything. You'll Still Have a Job [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nadis 2mo ago|0 comments
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The AI Wrapper Is Dead: 3 Approaches to Verticalization for Early-Stage Startups(nfx.com)
3 points by nadis 2mo ago|0 comments
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Trusting Your Agent Is Overrated(blog.southparkcommons.com)
3 points by nadis 3mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 3mo ago
> "The models are finally ready. Costs of inference are getting optimized with open models, and even on-device models. And, when I first experienced OpenClaw earlier this year, I had the epiphany that it isn’t the models that matter
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What If Creativity Was the Constraint?(blog.nseldeib.com)
2 points by nadis 3mo ago|0 comments
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Building apps using TanStack Start(lovable.dev)
15 points by nadis 3mo ago|0 comments
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South Park Commons Requests for Curiosity Summer 2026(blog.southparkcommons.com)
1 points by nadis 3mo ago|0 comments
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AI should earn its keep: Introducing the AI Productivity Guarantee(cognition.ai)
4 points by nadis 3mo ago|1 comments
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by nadis 3mo ago
Seems like a wild move from the Devin team. Very curious about the metrics going into their "estimator" and also that they compared it to human estimates as a measure of success.
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by nadis 4mo ago
This is a bit of a tangent but can you explain the Western gaming studios analogy a bit further? It's not something I'm familiar with but am curious (I get the idea and broad parallel, but actually would love to better understand
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by nadis 4mo ago
I wondered about this as well, but could also imagine AI tools (perhaps at the application layer and not root-LLM layer) helping to mitigate this - that's a world I've been exploring. Don't think we're there yet, but it
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We tore down our no-code site and went back to code(twitter.com)
7 points by nadis 4mo ago|4 comments
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MCP is dead?(quandri.io)
400 points by nadis 4mo ago|410 comments
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Grant Lee (Gamma): Why founder conviction matters more(twitter.com)
1 points by nadis 4mo ago|0 comments
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Grindslop(twitter.com)
4 points by nadis 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 4mo ago
I found this exploration super interesting, especially the points around when it's okay for design to feel "generic" (when speed matters above all else) versus when design needs to feel "good" (squishy word, but in
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Firsthand: I Bet on Clay (and It Bet on Me) by Mishti Sharma(review.firstround.com)
1 points by nadis 4mo ago|0 comments

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