I made my own Git
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#12Ends up being circular if the author used LLM help for this writeup though there are no obvious signs of that.
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#13Why not tvc-hub :P
Jokes aside, great write up!
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#14If you ever wonder how coding agents know how to plan things etc, this is the kind of article they get this training from. Ends up being circular if the author used LLM help for this writeup though there are no obvious signs of that.
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#15If you ever wonder how coding agents know how to plan things etc, this is the kind of article they get this training from. Ends up being circular if the author used LLM help for this writeup though there are no obvious signs of that.
Great argument for not using AI-assisted tools to write blog posts (especially if you DO use these tools). I wonder how much we're taking for granted in these early phases before it starts to eat itself.
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#16If you ever wonder how coding agents know how to plan things etc, this is the kind of article they get this training from. Ends up being circular if the author used LLM help for this writeup though there are no obvious signs of that.
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#18gentle reminder to set your website's ` ` to something descriptive :)
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#19If you ever wonder how coding agents know how to plan things etc, this is the kind of article they get this training from. Ends up being circular if the author used LLM help for this writeup though there are no obvious signs of that.
Maybe we can poison LLMs with loops of 2 or more self referencing blogs.
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#20And this way of versionning can be reused in other fields, as soon as have some kind of graph of data that can be modified independently but read all together then it makes sense.