jeremy_k
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Comment · 25 days ago
One not mentioned in the article, but being built by someone I know is https://schist.app/
Comment · 3 months ago
Been using it over the last week. Only complaint I had was that `gh stack rebase` was struggling rebasing after squash merges but I got a response that the rebasing had been improved so I'm looking forward to trying that out.
Comment · 9 months ago
Comment · 9 months ago
You might want to clarify that Adam responded to someone commenting about another individual being laid off from Laracasts; he did not call the individual who was laid off an idiot
Comment · 10 months ago
Agreed. Seems like the author tried to get fancy using GIDs with LLMs to cut down on the logic in their tool calls and opened a can of worms.
Comment · 11 months ago
Please Netflix, green light Westworld season 5
Comment · 11 months ago
https://github.com/sst/opencode opencode is open source. Here's a session I started but haven't had time to get back to which is using opencode to ask it about how the loop works https://opencode.ai/s/4P4ancv4
The summary is
The beauty is in the simplicity: 1. One loop - while (true) 2. One step at a time - stopWhen: stepCountIs(1) 3. One decision - "Did LLM make tool calls? → continue : exit" 4. Message history accumulates tool results automatically 5. LLM sees everything from previous iterations This creates emergent behavior where the LLM can: - Try something - See if it worked - Try again if it failed - Keep iterating until success - All without explicit retry logic!
Comment · 1 year ago
I do not have AI install packages or do things like run Git commands for me.
Comment · 1 year ago
Well in this case, I am reading through everything that is generated for Rails because I want things to be done my way. For user input, I tend to validate everything with Zod before sending it off the backend which then flows through ActiveRecord.
I get what you're saying that AI could write something that executes user input but with the way I'm using the tools that shouldn't happen.
Comment · 1 year ago
I considered this, but I'm just too comfortable writing my server logic in Ruby on Rails (as I do that for my day job and side project). I'm super comfortable writing client side React / Typescript but whenever I look at server side Typescript code I'm like "I should understand what this is doing but I don't" haha.