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jeremy_k
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Comment #49113201
Been using it over the last week. Only complaint I had was that `gh stack rebase` was struggling rebasing after squash merges but I got a response that the rebasing had been improv…
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Comment #46620972
https://jeremykreutzbender.com
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Comment #46528983
You might want to clarify that Adam responded to someone commenting about another individual being laid off from Laracasts; he did not call the individual who was laid off an idiot…
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Comment #46289667
Agreed. Seems like the author tried to get fancy using GIDs with LLMs to cut down on the logic in their tool calls and opened a can of worms.
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Comment #46162506
Please Netflix, green light Westworld season 5
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Comment #45842160
https://github.com/sst/opencode opencode is open source. Here's a session I started but haven't had time to get back to which is using opencode to ask it about how the loop works h…
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Comment #44888594
I do not have AI install packages or do things like run Git commands for me.
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Comment #44882153
Well in this case, I am reading through everything that is generated for Rails because I want things to be done my way. For user input, I tend to validate everything with Zod befor…
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Comment #44880271
I considered this, but I'm just too comfortable writing my server logic in Ruby on Rails (as I do that for my day job and side project). I'm super comfortable writing client side R…
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Comment #44880223
What kind of security issues are you thinking about? I'm generating UI components like Selects for certain data types or Charts of data.
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Comment #44879612
Well put. It really does come down to nuance. I find Claude is amazing at writing React / Typescript. I mostly let it do it's own thing and skim the results after. I have it write …
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Comment #44837755
Not a lot of mention for the collaboration aspect that local first / sync engines enabled. I've been building a project using Zero that is meant to replace a Google Sheet a friend …
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Comment #44711518
I'm working on a mortgage scenario planning tool. A simple mortgage calculator can give you an estimate as to how much a mortgage payment will be but there are so many other inputs…
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Comment #44514666
That might be it. I use GitHub CoPilot through Zed as Zed does not accept the Claude subscription (that I'm using with OpenCode). I've primarily used Sonnet 3.7 in Zed, I'll try ou…
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Comment #44485307
Just wanted to say I had been happily plodding along using AI tools in Zed, which had worked pretty well but seeing the SST team was behind OpenCode I decided to finally give a ter…
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Comment #44379115
Working at a company that has a structure for our product announcements that falls in line with this article, everything you said resonated. It is very interesting to come to the c…
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Comment #44226267
In my mind, the question you're trying to answer is whether or not a standalone CV on a website is better than a LinkedIn profile. I'm not sure of the answer to that, but I would l…
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Comment #44225948
I do primarily when I'm refactoring something. In those scenarios, I know exactly what I want to change and the outcome is code in a style that I feel is most understandable. I don…
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Comment #43916921
I got an M4 as a new work machine and it is absolutely bonkers how much faster and quieter it is. And the battery lasts forever, even when running my dev setup. I can actually go a…
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Comment #43915574
I was a RubyMine and later IDEA user for many many years. I agree with everything you've said but I got so tired of the IDE using excessive RAM and constantly making my fan spin (2…