@remixtures The useful move is treating docs as something you can eval, not a second corpus stamped for agents. If an end to end example fails for a model, it was probably already failing for the new hire.

Fuck AI

@eduzsh isn’t that the point? The craft is still there only expected to do more for less so the tool look like it’s magical and doing what we all know it can’t. The amount of compute they’re throwing at it is because it can’t. The only way llm sort of deliver is if human programmers are there to prevent it from popping all over the codebase. Like it’s now doing to bun I guess.

@oatmeal What gets me is the Tuesday version of it. The ticket that used to need craft now needs a prompt and a login, and the craft still has to babysit the output for free. Say no to the tool and the sprint board still expects Friday.

@vintagerancher Not sure I follow. What’s giving you an error in Lagrange?

@davep Looks cool but in Lagrange I get an error. Still bookmarking!

@rzbrk The PR is in the works here: github.com/davep/rogallo/pull/

@davepDo you have a demo?

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@se_davidobrien There is the @w3c official account?

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@FediVideoI've encountered a few profiles like that, but I didn't know that following them would solve the problem Thanks!

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@remixtures Thanks for sharing this. Although I have to say I can’t stop thinking about this post. 🤯

@remixtures The "use them while they're free" window is real. The durable part isn't burning tokens on autopilot though. It's learning which outputs you still refuse to ship unread. That muscle survives the price reset. The free credits won't.

@remixtures LLM internal feedback loop is basically "More energy! More energy! More passion! More passion!"

Major LoL: "What are some tell-tale clues of content created by generative AI tools?Sometimes it is obvious, for example when a commit message in the personal fork from which a contributor initiates a pull request includes a Co-Authored-By trailer line that gives credit to a specific generative AI tool. Other times it is more subtle, for example when a contributor’s comments in a pull-request conversation or an e-mail message are in a chatty, verbose style inconsistent with their past writing. Other clues include highly structured comments with multiple headings, unnecessary comments in code, gratuitously defensive programming, and the use of emoji characters.Generative AI tools are evolving rapidly, so clues that are effective indicators today might not be effective indicators tomorrow. In general, if something in a pull request seems uncannily cheerful or meticulous then you could be looking at AI-generated content."

Getting there.#gopher #SmallWeb #smolweb #rogallo #python #programming #terminal #textual

@remixtures This nails it. The bottleneck was never typing code. It's the loop from work to feedback to a decision that changes the next work. AI shortens the typing, not the learning. If shipping faster doesn't change a decision, it's just faster actionism. The scarce resource is decision latency, not output. Wrote about that loop here: no-bullshit-agile.com/wfl/

@rzbrk IIRC you did mention giving Hike a try out. That's quite the compliment, from what I can gather Glow is pretty popular.I think I said before, I want to do a v2 of Hike (which itself is sort of a v2 of Frogmouth -- it got abandoned and I couldn't let that happen), mainly to streamline how it works in line with how I've approached things with Rogallo.

@davepThank you! 🤩 But also for pointing me to the "striped links" feature of Rogallo in your reply to my issue. Good to have both features, but I personally prefer the numbers on the left side.Did I mention that I also ditched glow in favour of your tool hike?

@cupz Heh, tell me about it. Yonks back I migrated from LastPass to something less terrible, and made a point of changing every password along the way (took a couple of months, a few per day). While doing it I culled a lot of stuff I don't use any more. What was also interesting was how many logins I was carrying around for places that didn't even exist any more.