resdirector

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Comment · 6 months ago
So, when I code review, I have a super simple Cursor command that "orients" me in the PR:

* where does the change sit from a user perspective?

* what are the bookends of the scope?

* how big is the PR?

* etc.

Once I'm "in" and understand what it does, I pepper the AI with questions:

* Why did the author do this?

* I dont understand this?

* This looks funky, can you have a look?

* etc.

The more questions I ask, the more the AI will (essentially) go "oh, I didn't think of that, in fact, looks like the issue was way more serious than I first thought, let me investigate". The more I ask, the more issues AI finds, the more issues AI finds, the more issues I find. There's no shortcuts to quality control -- the human drives the process, AI is merely (and I hate to use this term but I will) a...force multiplier.

Comment · 8 years ago
> Is your chat app asynchronous? As in sending a public message for an offline user?

Ah, so DieWithMe is an interesting, but different concept.

With Bored Chat, it's simply a chat app where you interact via an iMessage like UI. The difference is that all your chat logs (your chat history) are viewable to the world on your profile page...and on a main "activity" feed.

So Bored Chat is basically chat, but with no privacy whatsoever!

Comment · 11 years ago
I wonder if humans could, or should, help this evolutionary process along.
Comment · 11 years ago
Comment · 12 years ago
Did anyone else get a brief surge of adrenaline thinking your username was for some reason on the front page of HN?

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