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Comment #48338183
Nice article, but the methods they used seem more like they just hand wrote a function for the task and called the function neurons based on how it was implemented. It is encouragi…
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Comment #47344819
Nice, I really like your idea. First I've heard of something like that
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Comment #47112166
Totally agree with this. When I review code I don't build a strong mental model of the system, and I think you can only really do that by solving the problems that arise during the…
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Comment #47102927
This is super useful. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #46952411
I like this direction, but I worry about developers involvement in the design of the DSL becoming the new bottleneck with the same problems. The code which becomes the guardrails c…
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Comment #46937733
Working on new code review tooling specifically for reviewing your own branches/commits when you use an "AI Agent" to assist with writing code. It seems all of the tools people are…
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Comment #46935660
Yea my job as a SWE is to have a correct mental model of the code and bing it with me everywhere I go... meetings, feature design, debugging sessions. Lines of code written is not …
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Comment #46926387
I think that for me with things like notes/writing, privacy is #1 by a lot. Preserving the textEdit workflow is nice, but I (and I imagine other users) could definitely be convince…
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Comment #46926269
This is the main thing I have learned too. I've been building an internal tool for myself to annotate lines in each commit diff as good (green) / needs refactor (yellow) / needs re…
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Comment #46926185
That's hilarious
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Comment #46831708
I actually like this idea, but most of my notes are scattered in untitled, unsaved textedit windows. It would be nice if I could run something locally that would access and scrape …
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Comment #46729209
Very cool!
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Comment #46621896
https://www.ethanbond.dev/
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Show HN: Abstract Port Graphs
Abstract Port Graphs is a framework for building Domain Specific Languages (DSLs), where programs are represented as graphs. This project was created in pursuit of the ARC AGI chal…