sshadmand

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Why don't AI coding tools like REST?
17 points by sshadmand 5mo ago|5 comments
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by sshadmand 7mo ago
On the same track: https://x.com/Khaliqgant/status/2019124627860050109 Here he mentions "Store trajectories " is a tent pole to see vectors of work over time which goes back to the point above. But also,
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by sshadmand 8mo ago
I have a similar flow, but do you connect that back to roadmap, tickets, or workflow for posterity or tracking? Also, some say they use the tickets themselves for the prompt and have Claude CLI (or alike) just work off the tickets directly.
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by sshadmand 8mo ago
like with most agentic dev I do these days, I go between "I need this" to "I used to need this when humans were involved but is it just vestigial" a lot. In this case, why am I documenting at all if the agent is pretty g
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Ask HN: Does anyone keep prompts and reasoning as part of dev cycle?
3 points by sshadmand 8mo ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Is managing AI features fundamentally different from traditional coding?
1 points by sshadmand 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sshadmand 8mo ago
What a cool concept to turn the SM 140 chars concept into a programming demo list! Is there a reverse to this that work to compress a JS script into 140 chars to help show some creative ideas without needing to fully understand the code? A
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
A friend of mine is using N8N a lot, but he isn't a developer and I think that is the main reason. I think LangChain is the most popular, but there is always a trade off between upstart costs, and the cost of forcing a pre-fab to fit y
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Interesting. I use a lot of python and nodejs for my apps, maybe this shell angle is a weird quirk I developed for no particular reason. I keep a seperate repo called “manager” and use it to manage my other parts of the stack like, “run tes
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
There is a reshaping of what we think is “right”. Like, I am less and less interested in SDKs since I can just ask for a lightweight, custom, integration into anything I want based on API docs. I mean, I still use a lot of SDKs…buuuut it fe
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Ask HN: Is There a Shell Revival?
1 points by sshadmand 9mo ago|5 comments
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Dude - crazy. When I saw this post I was like - finally someone said it. But it isn't just "iPhone". Why is spell check so bad EVERYWHERE..... still?. Like, how is it I am still even able to share texts, emails, etc that have
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Finance people are funny. They are so wrong when you hear their logic and references, but I also realized it doesn't matter. It is trends they try to predict, fuzzy directional signals, not facts of the moment.
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
What you make of this memo really depends on who you are and how you're positioned. The dot-com era was absolutely a bubble. Tons of companies died, but the internet itself didn't go away, and the people who backed the right compa
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
I feel like it allows me do more of the fun bits of coding and creating. It's not too different than giving the easy/basic/annoying stuff to consultants and less senior engineers. Do people get mad when the hire more devs? Yo
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How to get your app noticed by those who matter
1 points by sshadmand 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
No mentioned of Xerox in there. You can't have a mac/win recap without a blip about Xerox getting abused.
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
This is perfect for AI video creation. Everyone is dead so you can easily get likeness for the actors and produce a teaser real for pennies on the dollar. Did you try that yet? Throwing that on a post and/or youtube will get a nice ghe
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
I haven't had time to experiment with it yet. How is agent directed development doing with Rust 0-to-1 an 1-inf. product gen?
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
How he created a world around his CV may not be groundbreaking, but very creative and done exceptionally well. I caught myself driving around for a couple minutes. Accepting cookies bakes a cookie, you get hidden easter eggs when you comple
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Don't they have to cache in order to access the tools quickly enough to run the agents? I imagine not doing slow would slow down the progress considerably. Or, maybe I misunderstand which part of the flow/agent/work you mean
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Loved Oliver Sacks. He was such a kid at heart with a big brain and soft demeanor. His interviews are great. Here is one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AnuxDdg2II It is rare a lisp can improve how one sounds, but I like
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Takes a min to load even when it shows the circle complete. But a 1-2xrefreshes load it and yes, it is pretty sick. Wish you could zoom out more though. Nice work to Bruno!
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
My gut reaction is, if AI was really good at vibe coding all the infra it could be nice, but getting C deployed and productized is the potential challenge. The "roads" we built for hyper scaling apps doesn't strike me as C fr
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
haha - yah. From a pure marketing perspective - vapor ware is here 100%. I'm pretty sure we are all supposed to be in self driving cars by the end of this year.
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Is there an hour by hour model quality tracker?
1 points by sshadmand 9mo ago|1 comments
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
I agree with the marketing side, but I am more on the implementation side. Could you imagine iPhone having a section "coming soon" in their OS? To me it seems impatient and wishful thinking than prioritized and thoughtful executio
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Is there any value from "coming soon" placeholders?
3 points by sshadmand 9mo ago|5 comments
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Agreed. It is funny that any idea can open a rabbit hole if you let it. e.g. why not do year.mo.day.min.second :-D I suppose it is finding the "perfect balance" for human reading and customer support.
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by sshadmand 9mo ago
Exactly! I mean, as long as the number moves forward and is unique it works. So, this idea that using year.number is the most human AND uid based version makes a lot of sense.

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