zvoque

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   by zvoque 4mo ago

   was thinking about the $1m homepage the other day, glad to see someone's keeping the idea alive
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   by zvoque 4mo ago

   yeah it 100% depends on who you'll be sharing them with, for me its just myself and a couple agents i have on a dedicated machine so git is ideal to keep versions matching when i update something on my daily driver
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   by zvoque 4mo ago

   personally if i have the need to move a skill/script, etc. to another one of my machines, i'll make a git repo for them (if they aren't already on git)
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   by zvoque 4mo ago

   In my mind, an AI Engineer builds products on top of LLMs, integrating them into real software (RAG, agents, evals, inference/prompt infra). Using Claude or Copilot to write your otherwise-normal app isn't that. That's a dev
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   by zvoque 4mo ago

   I've thought that skills and small scripts > MCP for quite a while now, tried out MCP in the early days (official ones, ones i made for scripts i already had), but they always end up using more tool calls/tokens than if i had j