srbsa

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by srbsa 3mo ago
Don't you remember the time that people were solving the 'Strait of Hormuz' crisis on LinkedIn with lines drawn on maps and showing their 'problem-solving' skills? ... or was it just my feed?
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How much of code review friction comes from context outside the codebase?
1 points by srbsa 3mo ago|0 comments
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The AI coding optimized for the part of engineering that hurt the least(ardel.io)
2 points by srbsa 3mo ago|0 comments
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by srbsa 3mo ago
Is it arguing that we need to supervise better than building systems that enable agents to make better decisions? I would argue that unique decisions should only be made once (I'm building it). It is a gated mechanism, where confidence
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Ask HN: Heavy coding-agent users what's your context plumbing? Where it fails?
4 points by srbsa 4mo ago|2 comments
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by srbsa 4mo ago
I believe we have been there before; we responded with a similar emotional-visceral response during the printing press (replication of information), the industrial revolution (human labour), and the internet (distribution of information). N
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by srbsa 4mo ago
Thank you! This changed how I was thinking about my product: a knowledge harness for coding agents. While I was discussing incidents & context-switching tax, the structural compounding is likely the real win.
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Ask HN: Do coding agents need cross-tool org knowledge? Or, just good to have?
2 points by srbsa 4mo ago|0 comments
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by srbsa 6y ago
The issue could be a matter of outrage, though, here in India the FOMO by parents (and students) is rather structural - been on since forever whether it is likes of Aptech/NIIT since late 90s. Here are some pointers: High-school scien