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bryan newbold
@bnewbold.net
about 1 hour ago
yes, do switch!
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bryan newbold
@bnewbold.net
about 2 hours ago
glot still has the go codegen feature and I'm not sure if that should live in goat directly or another tool
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bryan newbold
@bnewbold.net
about 2 hours ago
I also refactored the auth/account stuff a bit. spot checked and account migration still works, but lmk if anything is janky
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bryan newbold
@bnewbold.net
about 2 hours ago
I pushed a new release of 'goat' (v0.2.0)! the main update is that most of the lexicon tooling from 'glot' got merged in, so you can 'goat lex pull app.bsky.feed.' etc the commands changed a bit which might impact CI usage (hopefully for the better!)
GitHub - bluesky-social/goat: Go AT protocol CLI tool

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GitHub - bluesky-social/goat: Go AT protocol CLI tool

Go AT protocol CLI tool. Contribute to bluesky-social/goat development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Jaz
@jazco.dev
about 3 hours ago
yeah, it's pretty great
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
i need to get into plan mode ig, never seriously tried it
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
an image that comes to mind is that i’m strapped to a unicorn running around in circles vomiting rainbows nonstop and my job is to nudge it by the horn so that the rainbows form the desired pattern
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
i’m still adjusting but the way i look at the code has changed a bit since it doesn’t pay off to really commit it into my long term memory — it changes so much reading code now feels more vibey, like im looking mostly for layering and knots or wrinkles. i try to get it to unwrinkle wrinkly parts
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
one takeaway i’m getting used to is there’s absolutely no reason to settle for the first thing it writes on the contrary, the refactors are much easier now as long as you can express where you want it to go. so you can keep nitpicking on pretty major aspects of the code structure and layering
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
we’ll see! i don’t do complete autopilot — i kind of let it go at it but then i use it to massage the code into the shape i actually expected (unless i like its shape more)
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
it can do execution very well but it’s not very good at ā€œgood engineeringā€ yet. it’s missing good taste and good habits, no intuition for when to dig deeper or when to change paths. probably can be improved but i have to be continuously correcting where it’s going when terrain is nontrivial
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
my experience this weekend - did a few successful wild refactors (completely swapped data layer and removed a bunch of third party code, completely new end-to-end test suite) - reduced a very tricky bug to a minimal repro mostly autopilot but my feedback was absolutely crucial at every stage

I think where I’m starting to land, with my experienced pre and post coding agents: 1. This is true, coding agents make you more productive if you know how to use them. 2. MBAs hoping coding agents will replace coders wholesale are going to be very disappointed with the results if they try.

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dan
@danabra.mov
about 5 hours ago
i mean i just genuinely don’t find her unpleasant, maybe that’ll change but it could be some personal perception thing. i can even believe the writers were going for it but it doesn’t quite do it for me
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Paul Frazee
@pfrazee.com
about 7 hours ago
This is how I find out. RIP to a great one

Oh, that's where I know him from

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Paul Frazee
@pfrazee.com
about 7 hours ago
I will cry in this Applebees
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Paul Frazee
@pfrazee.com
about 7 hours ago
I caught my gf using it and of course made a big scene. She showed me how instagram brought her there. She taps a post in the interstitial, reads it, goes back to insta Insta has a Threads carousel in the #3 position of my feed
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 13 hours ago
i think it was latest opus
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 15 hours ago
no i'm just trying to understand what makes people react a certain way! this scene is one example but it's kind of between two people and there's a lot of missing context there
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 15 hours ago
i get some of what you're saying, but what concrete actions could you imagine being different? like "in the scene X, if she did Y, she'd be more likeable"
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 15 hours ago
the minimal repro was extracted by Claude (yay! that's actually really cool) but i had to convince it many times to be methodical before it managed to do the extraction. it's getting better at this but still not great
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 15 hours ago
those are completely random people though? like, who's to say they are particularly likeable either
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 15 hours ago
can you give some concrete examples? like "in this situation, if she did X instead of Y, i'd consider her likeable"
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dan
@danabra.mov
about 16 hours ago
to all who deem her unlikeable/cold/self-centered — what concrete things she could have said or done differently that would make you feel differently?
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