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Show HN: Ariana – Check what (AI generated) code did at runtime with 0 effort
Hello HN tl;dr: I am tired of having to painfully put a shit ton of logging or breakpoints into AI code, which I haven't written, in order to debug it. And more generally, I'm tire…
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Comment #43895392
thanks couldn't agree more :)
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Comment #43895386
hahaha yeah, even real developers cannot anticipate too well what the direction of a bug is on the first try
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Comment #43895236
yes can be a nice lightweight way to debug with a bit of AI other tools in that space will pbly be higher involvement
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Comment #43893466
usual limits of debuggers = barely usable to debug real scenarios
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Comment #43892761
yeah it is still truly hard and rewarding to do deep, innovative software but everyone is regressing to the mean, rushing to low hanging fruits, and just plugging old A with new B …
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Comment #43892603
this is pretty cool but ultimately it won't be enough to debug real bugs that are nested deep within business logic or happening because of long chains of events across multiple se…
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Comment #43800650
we don't do the LLM part per say we instrument your code automatically which is a compiler like approach under the hood, then we aggregate the traces this allows context engineerin…
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Comment #43800637
valid concerns of course - we are planning a hosted AI debugging feature that can aggregate multiple traces & code snippets from different related codebases and feed it all into on…
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Comment #43674648
I think it really depends a lot on the bubble of programming you spend time in In mine, which is more fullstack web, I rarely meet someone who does. I list a bunch of reasons in th…
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Comment #43291171
Will def. do a technical write up! Wanted to do a more target approach like you around valid mutations only but I think users want to observe variables not only where they are writ…
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Comment #43291133
Hey, yeah I know sounds weird. We're experimenting with small custom models <1B params to figure out which part of your code you'd probably not want to instrumentalize the normal w…
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Comment #43286904
you caught me at the moment of coding this!
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Comment #43286593
Thanks :) Let me know if you use it and get into any trouble
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Comment #43286313
yay :) happy to hear that
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Comment #43286259
very much haha, it seems like a lot of people are realizing the upcoming potential with coding agents using them
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Comment #43286246
Thank you! I feel like with Python we cracked the code rewriting issues very much to a point where Ruby could be supported fast
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Show HN: Ariana – A time travel debugger for PY/JS right in VSCode
Hello HN! I've recently released and open-sourced a time travel debugging VSCode extension for Python, Javascript & Typescript. https://github.com/dedale-dev/ariana It's born from …