straydusk

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by straydusk 3mo ago
Great concept. Had this idea myself recently.
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by straydusk 3mo ago
Openclaw
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by straydusk 4mo ago
Are there others in this space doing a good job? Curious about what else is tackling this.
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by straydusk 4mo ago
Which of the competitors do you think have a unique take, or are doing a good job?
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by straydusk 4mo ago
Which are you thinking of? Any that work well?
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by straydusk 4mo ago
It builds a map of your life without you knowing. Thousands of cameras snapping your plate over months means someone can piece together that you go to a certain church, a certain doctor, a certain bar, or a certain person's house. You
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by straydusk 4mo ago
What's the difference between you and emdash and conductor and t3
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The AI Product Builder(benshoemaker.us)
1 points by straydusk 4mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is agent-driven QA a thing?
1 points by straydusk 4mo ago|1 comments
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by straydusk 5mo ago
I'm telling you, every time I see someone driving one it's the biggest dweeb alive
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by straydusk 5mo ago
I'm about as AI-pilled as anyone. Stitch is the only Google powered AI product I use. How are they winning?
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by straydusk 5mo ago
Have you missed the lessons of the last 25 years of US involvement in the middle east I guess?
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by straydusk 6mo ago
This is basically what Augment Intent is
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Ask HN: Do you have a good solution for isolated workspaces per project?
1 points by straydusk 7mo ago|1 comments
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by straydusk 7mo ago
You'd have to think so. They're really the only serious player left - I doubt Google would want to be involved, and xAI is a significant step down.
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by straydusk 7mo ago
I know the reaction to this, if you're a rational observer, is "OpenAI have cut corners or made concessions that Anthropic did not, that's the only thing that makes sense." However, if you live in the US and pay a passin
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by straydusk 7mo ago
I know the reaction to this, if you're a rational observer, is "OpenAI have cut corners or made concessions that Anthropic did not, that's the only thing that makes sense." However, if you live in the US and pay a passin
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by straydusk 7mo ago
Lol. Lmao, even. Software developers have spent the last twenty years blabbing about how product management is useless and coding is the one true skill.
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by straydusk 7mo ago
Pretty sick. How do you compare yourself with Conductor?
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by straydusk 7mo ago
This got upvotes? Literally just restating basics.
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by straydusk 7mo ago
In certain, extenuating circumstances, I will read the code. It is not in my common / critical path. It's not how I'd describe my workflow.
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by straydusk 7mo ago
?? What
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by straydusk 7mo ago
Here's the previous post that generated the hubbub: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46891131
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by straydusk 7mo ago
> Put in whatever level of rigor matches your project needs, personal interest, and schedule! This is the most refreshing, grounded response I've gotten in awhile <3
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In defense of not reading the code(benshoemaker.us)
3 points by straydusk 7mo ago|9 comments
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by straydusk 7mo ago
Last week I wrote a post that was ostensibly about the direction of IDEs and AI-assisted coding... and one specific sentence (reasonably) generated a lot of discussion. The line that got the discussion going was, “I don’t read the code anym
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by straydusk 7mo ago
> Checkpoints are a new primitive that automatically captures agent context as first-class, versioned data in Git. When you commit code generated by an agent, Checkpoints capture the full session alongside the commit: the transcript, pro
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by straydusk 7mo ago
Have you considered that betting against the models and ecosystem improving might be a bad bet, and you might be the one who is in for a rude awakening?
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by straydusk 7mo ago
I've written code since 2012, I just didn't put it online. It was a lot harder, so all my code was written internally, at work. But sure, go with the ad hominem.
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by straydusk 7mo ago
You're completely right and I wish I had in retrospect... I was honestly just talking mostly in broad terms, but people really (maybe rightly) focused on the "not reading code" snippet. I'm mostly developing my own apps

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