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maxalbarello

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About maxalbarello

building context portability infrastructure @onfabric.io

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    Comment #49098020

    Hey all! I recently started building context-use ( https://github.com/massimoalbarello/context-use ) because i deeply believe each one of us has an amazing story to tell, which for…

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    Comment #48763541

    congrats guys! how does the automated testing using ChatGPT/Claude clients work?

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    Comment #48064223

    What are you working on? Curious to hear more

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    Comment #48063272

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48050781

    interesting! how do you review each other's plans? do you just copy-paste them into chat or something else?

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    Comment #48038609

    wondering if the problem is the teammates rubber-stamping or the tool/workflow being outdated

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    Comment #48038543

    that definitely helps but i'm wondering if that whole process (via an agent or via a human teammate) should be performed at the plan stage instead of the review stage. this should …

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    Reviewing in the Age of AI

    How are you guys ensuring that the code that goes into production is high quality now that the time to review code is significantly greater than the time to generate it. There is a…

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    Comment #47961209

    the telemetry hooks and the rest is great but i'm wondering why there isn't a service that takes care of all of this. seems to be a problem that everyone building CLI has

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    Comment #47961183

    rust, python and typescript mostly

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    Comment #47934235

    yeah but maybe there the stakes are not as high. although i guess it touches the military and so it might be

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    Comment #47932912

    i find it hard to believe that there is no equivalent anywhere else in the world. there is so much talent out there and the stakes are so high that it seems like an inevitability. …

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    Comment #47932694

    and yet not even close to the complexity of the human brain

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    Comment #47932679

    Thank you! The video you recommended definitely goes more in depth. I still like Veritasium's style more but it's just personal preference ofc

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    Comment #47932322

    For anyone interested in the topic I highly recommend this Veritasium video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0

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    Comment #47910880

    What was your request about?

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    Comment #47910867

    > No one wanted to use those or make them for other people. but why not? personally i find it much easier to track my food, workouts, daily diaries etc. in ChatGPT/Claude as I alre…

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    Comment #47910827

    independently of whether the app is completely LLM generated or not, my point was more regarding the incredible distribution that ChatGPT offers and why it is not being taken advan…

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    Ask HN: Where are all the consumer ChatGPT apps?

    For several months I've been checking https://track.appsdiscoverability.com which is tracking all the apps built on ChatGPT and Claude. I'm still surprised to see that there are ba…

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    Comment #47910188

    Thanks a lot for your work on oclif! What I was looking for is something like a framework + service. Imagine the equivalent of netx.js + vercel but for CLIs instead of for full sta…

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    Comment #47902952

    can you provide a bit more info?

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    Batteries Included CLI Framework

    I've been looking for a "batteries included" CLI framework that besides the usual argument and flag parsing also provides telemetry, auth, release pipeline, testing utils, ... but …