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breckenedge

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About breckenedge

https://www.breckenridge.dev

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    Comment #49174039

    Service area is still miniscule.

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    Comment #49068535

    Yes, I fetch Jira tickets and epics via API call in the reviewer’s action. Both Codex and Claude can then reference it. Source is public here: https://github.com/BiggerPockets/.git…

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    Comment #48816711

    Like a junior engineer, I find the models to be too ambitious and unable to steer themselves at a high level yet. What I’ve done to address this is prompting the model to break dow…

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    Comment #48750114

    Programming is human. Obviously there will be cultures (and cults) that spring up and die down all the time. I probably pissed off a few colleagues over the years by rejecting thei…

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    Comment #48644097

    Oracle overcommitted on behalf of OpenAI, taking on debt to meet their obligations. Not that healthy companies are not also doing ridiculous layoffs, but in this case, Oracle does …

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    Comment #48635097

    Fyi the homepage is too small for my mobile browser (chrome, iPhone 15 pro) and appears to not support scrolling

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    Comment #48592985

    It’s amazing how often I’ve discussed this from the perspective of “binary search”: you gotta make big jumps before you do narrow jumps. Same for being stuck in local maxima: getti…

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    Comment #48460313

    References Claude 4.7 … written June 8 … ok cool can stop reading.

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    Comment #48434276

    Link to the editorial: https://diabetesjournals.org/care/article/49/6/901/164764/Mi...

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    Comment #48289712

    I agree with this take for experienced and capable engineering teams. Three times over the last three years, I have told my senior engineers to skip code review, and nothing catast…

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    Comment #48130625

    Yes. Probably not free, but yea, whatever it costs to keep the agents running to keep the lights on.

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    Comment #48103350

    Nice, might give managed agents a try now.

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    Comment #48103338

    See also: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/

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    Comment #47425954

    Uses AI and two researchers. Give me a break…

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    Comment #47406856

    Wait these guys made Natural Selection? Damn that was a hot mod.

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    Comment #46380203

    This? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46313750

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    Comment #46380190

    Four years ago I was a reluctant maintainer of a Cloudflare workers setup. At the time, my thoughts were “Cloudflare is not my app, yet because of these workers, it’s performing bu…

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    Comment #46370050

    I use Claude Code on a 900kloc Rails/JS monolith and it’s still pretty pleasant. However if it wasn’t already structured well, I could see that being a worse experience.

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    Comment #46361350

    Thanks for sharing. We do the same thing at BiggerPockets but via Cloudflare workers to do the proxying.

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    Comment #46346517

    Claude does this, at least on an iPhone. They added Code to the app about a month ago. I used it to get a Pebble Watch project started.

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    Comment #46181924

    Sandi’s books and conference talks are excellent. My faves: https://www.poodr.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJjHfa5yxlU

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    Comment #45979164

    There’s really nothing in the article that speaks to savings due to “AI” per se, and the timeline really doesn’t work out. I suspect this is just another executive wanting to jump …

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    Comment #45979123

    > with average compensation – including employee-related taxes and pension contributions – rising by 60% over the past three year > Average compensation for each employee has jumpe…