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Inspired by my friend’s story how he planned his vacation to Japan with AI, I decided to do so myself. This saved me probably a week for planing and research so might be useful for…

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Imo its a qualification issue. Companies, that do not have required qualification onboard are forced to enter new domain they do not understand. If expertise is there, proper rules…

I am running an experiment with local qwen3.6:36B for a week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48520757 It really is better than I would expect it to be. But it requires a spec…

yes. - smarter models to create tasks - local qwen3.6:36B for tasks execution here is how in details https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48520757

I think they do scale: -- check this bug report from AMD where they say they run fleet of 50 agents 24x7 https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796 -- here I am running…

Trying to understand how to run many coding agents 24x7 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48520757

AI or AI adoption? AI in general is not slowing down. New smarter / bigger models popping up, get blocked, new open source models exceed commercial https://x.com/prz_chojecki/statu…

Not only SE career. Many careers which rely on static knowledge accumulated over years. We have a senior guy who is like a walking cybersecurity library - knowing all the protocols…

do you have something I can take a look at - post or git maybe ?

Love the approach. I am a big fun of hierarchical knowledge organization. I think that almost all current Claude abstractions to knowledge management are broken. It becomes visible…

I started using brain -> workers approach for coding. -- Brain is expensive smart model from claude subscription, Fable 5 when it was available, Opus now. -- Worker is a local mode…

It has to be coming from above. This is what McKinsey thinks and I think I agree. AI adoption required company transformation. This can't be done from the bottom - you will face se…

posting here on hacker news, always related to AI experiments last one was - if I would have to run swarm of coding agents non stop, how this might look like

kimi k2.7 code looks great on this ranking https://x.com/prz_chojecki/status/2065741640635990128?s=20 I use qwen3.6:36B locally

``` I am doing this for my PoC projects ofc: - improving fleet - building a data collection and analysis related app ``` But main thing was curiosity if this is possible in general…

1. Headless mode Headless mode allows you to use the AI as a command-line utility for automation and scripting. In Claude Code you run it with the -p flag: claude -p, in codex - ex…

if you start recording your whole day including what you said/heard/seen you can build your persona LLM and leave it to your kids

I use SDD since Feb for all my mid+ size projects. This works great for me from many angles: - two levels of task decomposition - first is multiple steps in workflow, second is tas…

AI: - spec driven development workflow: https://github.com/sermakarevich/sddw - fleet, orchestrator for running many coding agents: https://github.com/sermakarevich/fleet - chunker…

Some time ago I got excited about running multiple Claude coders. This required moving from interactive sessions to claude -p, adding Beads, later a simple Python orchestrator, a U…

I have started testing roles separation: -- Stronger model from claude subscription is responsible for analysis/solution design/task creation. -- Cheaper model (qwen3.6, local depl…

My strong opinion is that every SE should go for agentic engineering these days: understand the limitations, how to shift them, and how to squeeze the maximum possible out of AI. T…

Main question is: what do you like? Do you like research, maybe automation, solving puzzles, constant learning requirement, fast changing domain? Check the attributes of software e…

My feeling is that the reaction about new models is cooling down. At least at startups. At the beginning of the year few startup CEOs I know personally were expecting huge shifts i…