danielbln

The true ultimate expression of the human condition.

But it's no AI, it's organic, hand woven, the toil and pain of really putting it down by hand... or something of the sort.

Opus 5 writes like its off it's meds, opus 5.5 is a lot less weird that way.

Suffer? Where's that rugged individualism when you need it.

Please don't, not everyone appreciates small talk.

You state this with such conviction, do you have some sources for this? As I wrote in my other comment, that 2014 study is often cited here, but it did not replicate well.

Care to elaborate on this take?

The model clearly criticises the concentration of power of the church and manifests it with clusters of churches. Art!

Any moment now, guys, seriously, this time for realsies!

Long distance runner here, feels amazing from start to finish. Ok, amazing maybe only during runners high, but definitely good all the way through. Running sucks until it doesn't.

I don't get this thread. Just tell the agent to use conventional commit messages and to keep it nice and tight. Are you all just raw dogging agent output with no alignment/conventions?

I carefully bottle feed every function by hand, and let it out to pasture at least twice a day.

The same. Think in systems, interfaces, integrations, the problem at hand. Zoom out, leave the grunt work and yak shaving to the machine, and keep your eyes on the price. If you only get satisfaction when you hand set functions in a particular way, then the only thing to say is that time is moving on.

Same here. Loved hacking on things from all angles, still do. The only thing lost to me now is the yak shaving, and good riddance. I want to think in systems, solutions, integration, and first and foremost the higher level problem, not nitty gritty implementation details.

Ever since Fable and Sol level LLMs/agents came online, I have ceased to look at the code. I recently launched a project for a client that integrated many many systems, has considerable traffic with low latency requirements and everything just.. works. I've never had to do this little firefighting when launching a project of that complexity and scale. It's been liberating and I was able to focus mostly on polish and QoL improvements of the stack and systems. What a time to be alive for a technical builder.