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rs545837

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About rs545837

I love innovation!

Email: rs545837@gmail.com

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    Damn this was really fun to use.

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    I agree 100% with this thinking approach, I've been working in this domain for quite a few months now. The right granularity for agents isn't files or lines, it's entities: functio…

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    yeah definitely plastic scm has always been my inspiration, just trying to revive it.

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    Oh this is cool. The Yjs as storage backend trick is clever, you basically get CRDT sync for free without having to build your own replication layer. And the pluggable storage mean…

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    Think two agents working on the same codebase at the same time. Agent A is refactoring the auth module, Agent B is adding a new API endpoint that imports from auth. Separate worktr…

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    You could agree that the PR is the meaningful unit for shipping, but push back gently that for agents working in parallel, the commit/changeset level matters more than it used to b…

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    jj is genuinely great and I think it deserves way more adoption than it has right now. The mental model is so much cleaner than git, undo actually works the way you'd expect it to,…

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    This is awesome honestly, Stacked PRs are one of those features that feels obvious in hindsight. Breaking a n-line PR into 3 focused layers where each one is independently reviewab…

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    Structural and semantic component for improving code reviews with local models

    I was curious in improving code reviews because they still suck, so researching on a triage layer that you can attach to your local LLMs/api calls for better code reviews. Most rev…

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