pbjerkeseth

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by pbjerkeseth 5d ago
I hopped into this hoping it would land where it did! I recently built in basic observations about cyclomatic complexity, churn, and authorship into an 'analysis' view of codebases in ouijit[1]. Some benefits can be reaped immedia
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
I read it as a pretty obvious jab at him being inhuman.
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
Desire is probably the wrong word, fixation is more accurate. Like the skiing advice that you shouldn't look at things (trees) that you want to avoid. As for Utopias/Dystopias, I don't know how to answer that without waxing p
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
Yeah, this whole area of UX scares me. Silent speech techniques could strike a balance, but it seems obvious it wont stop there - consider what a state actor would do if they could skip interrogation altogether? Unfortunately I think this i
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
> Some tools have started making licenses that are free for individuals and startups but cost money for profitable companies. Ive seen this as well, but at a certain point it just seems like if your code is online, someones either taking
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
Website not even needed! Janky terminal screenshot in the repo would have been good enough for me lol. On another note, the reason I was perusing the blog was because I was curious about more of how exe handles review/quality/test
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by pbjerkeseth 1mo ago
So, I'm a subscriber/user of exe.dev but even so I was a bit disappointed when the meat.dev tool linked in the article had no screenshots/meaningful docs. So I installed it and was bummed to see it only supported openAI and e
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
At my work we found lots of these types of memories to be tightly coupled to individual workflows and preferences, and shared things tended to be enforceable by other means (tests/types/linting/review gates). For anything tha
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
Not familiar with this space, is 'screening' some domain specific concept?
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
You don't need funding or teams to make these types of tools anymore, they are all basically engineering as marketing for running agents in the cloud, or some other value add/funnel into something that could make money. codex(or w
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
Since you seem curious about these types of tools, might I interest you in ouijit https://ouijit.com/ https://github.com/ouijit/ouijit Its intended as a terminal agent orchestrator aimed at power users
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
a "username.tngl.sh" schema, which is that I meant by the unfamiliar protocol in the next bullet
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
First hearing of tangled, tried signing up and this first time user experience needs to be tightened up. Currently unwilling to sign in because of the friction I ran into using a password manager. From what it looks like they: - ask you for
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
Discovered data-star a little around that time, maybe a little after HTMX. I'll probably dabble with personal projects, but no stomach for the business to try something in that vein again. "Nobody ever got fired for picking ~SAP~
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by pbjerkeseth 2mo ago
HTMX is excellent. We made it a long way at Convictional[1] with HTMX + AlpineJS, but the eventual transition of our product into lots of live collaborative surfaces had us feeling like we had pushed the envelope as far as we could under mo
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
Thank you!
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Show HN: Ouijit, command terminals running coding agents(github.com)
4 points by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago|2 comments
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
"Prolix is an adjective describing speech or writing that is excessively wordy, drawn out, and tediously long" Prolix affected me at least once today, I appreciate this.
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
This is a neat idea. Definitely needs tuning. - I tried it on a repo that has very obvious boosting tells, like 99% of stars from week old or less accounts and it had higher trust signal than my own very much so real project. The issue to s
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
Hard to trust a project that is clearly github star boosting out the gate, consider that you're putting yourself at risk of account suspension for reports.
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
Ive been surprised at how effective (for personal projects) this type of rote promotion by link sharing can be. It feels fruitless initially but i guess whatever-engine-optimization keeps paying to be consistent. awesome-lists like you see
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by pbjerkeseth 3mo ago
Funny seeing that post, looking into it, asking the same question, and arriving here. Grifters gonna grift.
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
Every task automatically gets git worktree isolation to support the parallel work. The VM sandboxing is project scoped and more about isolating agent workloads from user-space for those who want to --dangerously-skip-permissions for example
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
No problem, I actually went through a similar path of trying milkdown/tiptap/a few others as the core for my own editor needs but kept running into into issues where the abstractions got in the way eventually. I was thinking about
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Show HN: Ouijit, an open-source task and terminal manager for coding agents(ouijit.com)
13 points by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago|2 comments
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
Nice work! It seems like selection highlighting(?) doesn't work but the interaction feels good otherwise. I'm curious when I see things more geared toward prose using CodeMirror instead of ProseMirror. Any comment on that decision
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
Blood in my case, and it would probably be obvious. In general though I think a lot of these questions are answerable by paying attention to the changes in your body, how you're feeling, researching, and raising thoughts/concerns&
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
I recommend getting a colonoscopy if you have any symptoms. There is a lot of stigma that prevents people from being proactive about this type of issue. My anecdote (M, 35) is that I got one after experiencing symptoms that turned out to be
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
Ha, it obviously picked up on the ouija board concept with the colors and copy. I think the detail expansion shown is a great illustration of another thing they tend to do - uncanny valley of 'sky is blue' type product descriptive
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by pbjerkeseth 4mo ago
I've built/am building something similar, but I spent the first half of my tech career as a UI/UX designer before becoming a software engineer and I'd _like_ to think it shows, but there is something about designing-in-c

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