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sbloz
1mo ago
I agree with the conclusion of this, I think, but the consequences are more interresting. One of the biggest problems with this flood of apps and products is curation. For the things that "deserve to exist" how does anyone find th
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2mo ago
Thanks for trying it and thanks for the feedback! It's very helpful. I think I should restructure the tutorial into a bit more of a "worksheet". That way you have some more guidance and space to experiment with just the opera
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Show HN: Squishword, a word game where meaning, not spelling, matters
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2mo ago
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sbloz
2mo ago
Since the author starts with a short story about AI I want to recommend one about technology and progress in general: "The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling" from Exhalation by Ted Chiang. I think about it a lot in conversations
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sbloz
2mo ago
The first orchestrator I built was a kanban board that spawned a vscode session per task with a plan file in it. Nice contained way to do a chat session, you can review the files and make edits, and close it once it's done. Very slow a
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sbloz
2mo ago
I see. That seems pretty similar to plan mode + "implement with subagents". The display for that in terminal apps is pretty bad, but it's low friction. One more question around yDoc and remote access if you don't mind. D
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2mo ago
I think the mistake there was the 5 hour session specing the app. It's so hard to know what you want before you see it, so optimize towards seeing it as soon as possible. That's what I thought the article was going to be about bas
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2mo ago
This looks nice, and I like the more opinionated take on how "communicating" with an agent should work. The post talks a lot about what this is and how it works. I'm curious, from your usage of it, how does it change your way
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sbloz
2mo ago
I'm also on the hands on side. The mistake that I see a lot of people making is "I can build so much now". But that doesn't mean you're building the right things. And if you're hands off you aren't really
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Intention Is All You Need
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2mo ago
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sbloz
2mo ago
I think I have the same perspective. I see it as a flavor of progressive disclosure. Sane defaults and a way to customize if needed. Start with the 80% case and let people customize if they want to. It needs to be optional. Especially with