stumpyfr

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Comment · 1 month ago
displaying the website for a few seconds, then crashing with this error. Mac, Edge (152.0.4191.62)
Comment · 1 month ago
Edge: Something went wrong Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'catch')
Comment · 3 months ago
Sharing skills is always messy, auth, audit, versioning, ...

Some people were already thinking about leveraging OCI registries to do that; I extended the idea with a notion of "workflow/loop" to structure the concept of Loop Engineering.

Everything is versioned and has dependencies.

A user can install, with a single command, the complete collection of skills and workflows their team uses, and it's versioned!

Glad to take a review and feedback; a first implementation started and is showing great result/usage.

Comment · 5 months ago
yep it would be interesting. Sadly, it will not replace Outlook/Gmail calendars, but maybe with an integration?
Comment · 5 months ago
Interesting UX, simple and at the same time, feeling so "new/fresh" !
Comment · 8 months ago
I played with this new feature today and create a simple but effective usage for my day 2 day reviews
Comment · 9 months ago
Step 0: Stop aiming for 10k, aim for enough to live (for now).

Then decide between option1 or 2.

Option 1: Start by taking a "random IT integrator/service job" to keep your flat and food on the table, stop even thinking about building and "vibing" something. Just take a job, large "consulting" companies are easy to join as entry-level and will give you enough to survive, but far from your 10k dream.

Stabilise your finances, take time to refine your ideas and plan the next step without the stress to not knowing if you will be homeless or hungry next month.

Option 2: Play the local lottery and tomorrow, GOTO option 1

Comment · 1 year ago
Congrats, 1y on the same side-project (it is one I understood correctly) is already an achievement.

Task management is complicated and very different based on the person/context (Startup vs large org).

I know both universes well, and while reading your first page, I found "Only one task "in-progress" per user for focused productivity." -> I stopped here. As engineer and manager of engineers I don't have one task in mind, I have hundreds, found me a way to visualise and make sense of all that and you would have my interest, not looking for another toggle-like app.

Second feedback: sorry, but I have the same issue; design is key. Based on the home page and lack of screenshots, I am fairly confident that you are a developer and not a hybrid unicorn able to create complete professional software without some help on the design/UX front.

Comment · 3 years ago
Can you provide examples? if you ask explicitly some toxic ingredients and stuff.... yeah I doubt we can consider the "AI" to be in direct fault.

If a kid asks "how do I bake cookies for my family" and the AI proposes to add some cyanide into the mix... yeah we have an issue.

Comment · 4 years ago
Still red, no change, no conspiracy.

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