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Comment #49245407
This is the one I used https://github.com/bevibing/socrates-skill - in the scenarios where I have used it, I have found it useful
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Comment #49235874
I came across the socratic method recently, and have used it to learn a couple of topics that I was having trouble getting to stick. There are some SKILL.md's available for it. It …
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Comment #49121183
It was with the transience of valuable agent session dialogue in mind that I built https://www.agentkanban.io - A key feature is context capture in the tasks which you create on th…
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Comment #48891119
Exactly. As soon as business works out that there are open models that can achieve parity at a fraction of the cost, they will switch model. They have to. Business exists to make m…
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Comment #48883354
Which is why these companies must be overvalued. This is the definition of a commodity. We have no loyalty to any vendor or model, it's just about capability, price and performance…
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Comment #48878852
I think because without the initial prompt, they are only interpreting our will, and do not act under their own volition.
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Comment #48878838
I think fragility is the key reason i intervene in llm code too. Good article.
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Comment #48869408
'roll down hill' is a good way of putting it. They don't have 'will', but that's as we want it I think. I think alignment is harder if they develop will. Without will they are stil…
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Comment #48842664
Agreed.And a rewrite in another language creates a high probability of a change in behaviour
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Comment #48841867
I have an freemium VS code extension that is converting well (we have 1 perpetual licence sale for every 10 VS Code market place downloads). But I'm having difficulty raising aware…
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Comment #48792859
I feel like it depends on the task, and that's why people seem to disagree on this. Think about a manager managing 5 devs. If he is working on planning and managing work for his de…
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Comment #48788906
Came here to see if anyone mentioned Dune Emperor. Would love to see someone succeed
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Comment #48779763
I don't think we're going to convince anyone to replace git on speed alone. I don't spend that much time waiting for git operations, even on really big repositories.
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Comment #48779445
I worked on this problem with https://www.agentkanban.io - this is a human in the loop integration for VS code that stores the context in the kanban task so it lives with the task …
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Comment #48730265
Think the issue is that it was supposed to be a 'world wide web', but increasingly there's caveats to that.
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Comment #48717235
Same. I haven't been able to see how people let agent loops run without significant steering and produce good quality software. VS Code with one or two integrated terminals running…
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Comment #48705154
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Show HN: As Music Theory – Test your sheet music sight reading speed
A new (hopefully) fun tool for improving sheet music sight reading speed to go along side my other music theory tools.
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Comment #48670165
Writers often help the reader secure knowledge that they already feel is correct but have not yet full distilled.
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Comment #48663916
It's honest - people who know what they are looking at will take speed and token costs into account. I don't use Gemini 3.5 for coding, but I use it as something in between a searc…
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Comment #48641278
Git has worktrees, which provide a means of creating branch linked physical working directories. I built in UI assistance for creating worktress associated with the agent session i…
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Comment #48620737
It's made me wonder the same, but most LLM generated codebases haven't been around long enough to judge maintainability. I have noticed issues in some of my more LLM heavy code whe…
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Comment #48620704
Interface over inheritance is the paradigm I try and stick to. I'd rather maintain orthogonal code than code with overuse of inheritance because of over adherence to DRY.