phantomCupcake

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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Any specific reason you ended up creating your own skills and workflow instead of using an existing one like get-shit-done or OpenAgent Control?
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Claude's Code dev here, and I thought I would chime in on this point to clarify why I track it at all. When I started reading commit data, it became painfully apparent that a very large number of repos are tests, demos, or tutorials. I
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
It's a great idea to track releases. Won't be a perfect measure since not all things are packaged on Git, but adding it to the roadmap. Thanks for that.
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Not at all! The ShowHN didn't really get a lot of feedback but this thread has already given me a lot to think about adding/improving.
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
This. But also, GitHub profiles and repos were at one point a window into specific developers - like a social site for coders. Now it's suffering from the same problem that social media sites suffer from - AI-slop and unreliable signal
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
That's a fair question, I shouldn't have posted that without context. I was initially considering storing JSON to speed up the ingestion since the results are in JSON, which is how I found JSONBench. But, of course, parsing the JS
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
It would be very interesting to see how much of this is the "audience of one" type of project - i.e. personal scripts - vs new developers/vibe coders trying to start an app. I have definitely been surprised by the scale of s
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Thanks for starting the conversation and sharing my dashboard. :)
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Absolutely! I think the real stats will far exceed what we can see on public GitHub. That said, going through some of the top "performers" by commit and line count - I am surprised by how many people have all their code in public
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
I'm glad you like it! I have been enjoying looking into the projects that use it heavily. That one, for instance, was entirely built this year and the owner hasn't been active on GitHub before - again showing that agents are invit
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
I considered it, but when I started the project I was using a Supabase DB for the backend since their free-tier is quite nice, and after the switch to and from BigQuery, PostgreSQL was the easier migration. I also thought Postgres might be
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Show HN: Claude's Code – tracking the 19M+ commits generated by Claude on GitHub(claudescode.dev)
23 points by phantomCupcake 6mo ago|6 comments
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by phantomCupcake 6mo ago
Are you using Grok for the coding? Because I have Copilot connected and I can see the request to Copilot for the summaries - with no "small model" setting even visible in my settings.