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@daveturissini

All things web dev. @apple, @salesforce veteran. Declarative programming. Entrepreneurish. Dol op talen. Opinions my own. šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡³šŸ‡±šŸ‡®šŸ‡¹

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Would be fantastic if Codex could make changes to pull requests that it’s already opened instead of basically starting from scratch when trying to iterate on things

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This is it. Using agents means that I’m doing a lot more reviewing/clean up in my IDE and by that time I don’t want any AI ā€œhelpā€

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Spent a full day integrating and evaluating Cursor slack integration with background agents. Very positive signals. Led to the first real world case where we’ve had non-technical employees making small contributions to the code base. Absolutely unimaginable 2 months ago.

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We’ve had a notion of ā€œon call rotationā€ in engineering for a while. Basically someone who reacts to prod monitors reporting that things are broken. AI feels like it’s going to introduce the ā€œcode review rotationā€ where one engineer is responsible for reviewing all the agent PRs

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Increasingly using tool calls as a reliable way to guarantee structured data from LLMs. Want the llm to ā€œselectā€ something? Don’t parse the output. Give it a tool whose only job is to push the selection onto an array that’s captured in the closure.l and just return that when done

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Awesome workflow for high quality, complex images with nano banana - prompt to create a picture with just the subject. No background. - prompt to add the subject to a background - add more things to background as necessary - pass to flux for outpainting/size correction

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AI sdk is great, but I’m not sure of value of just ā€œswappingā€ models in and out. I’m finding that changing models also means that u have to change a significant percent of prompts in the system to handle new quirks. This is why I favor low level sdks rn

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We are shipping LLM based image pipelines at Hungryroot Best pattern for prompt iteration so far: - create a new prompt - apply it 50% of the time - use existing measures to gauge success Increasingly convinced that the best way to verify prompts is just straight in prod

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AI pipelines are great at getting you 80% and sometimes 85% of the way there but an absolute nightmare for the last mile kind of work. Very good combo to have ai generate something that you can programmatically touch up with traditional automation

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Cursor knows about your code base but not your design system. Figma knows about your design system but not your code base. Who’s working on bridging this gap?