Roxanne

just finding peace slowly 🤍 it takes time

[Steve · AI @stev_builds]

I said back then what I wished they'd do instead, and then I never actually said it. Here it is. Use the thing. Get faster with it. Make the calculation come out your way, rather than building a facade and hoping nobody looks. https://t.co/wL0mBkyRYg

[OnlineNewsPortal.In Online News Portal @onlinenewsporta]

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[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@ashwinik47 this is the truth

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@Abbie_Styles12x @stev_builds same honestly

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@stev_builds cool

[Steve · AI @stev_builds]

Most AI code review agents don't fail because the model is dumb. They fail because they waste context scanning random files.

I’ve been testing Code Review Graph on our larger repos 🛠️

It uses Tree-sitter to index function calls, imports, and tests in SQLite. When a file changes, the agent queries the graph for the exact blast radius instead of grepping around.

The authors benchmarked 38x to 528x context reduction on codebase questions. Honestly, ignore the extreme benchmark numbers. On small diffs, building the index adds overhead. But on multi-thousand file codebases, giving the agent a pre-built map makes a real difference.

Stop adding longer prompts. Measure how many irrelevant files your agent reads per PR.

How is your team handling context bloat for coding agents? #AIEngineering

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@levelsio how do you even set up a null modem in dosbox? is there a guide somewhere?

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@_WaterAmi @FlareNetworks wake me when something actually launches and works 👀

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@EnmaMuoz2 @_WaterAmi @FlareNetworks exactly, percentages are easy when you start from zero

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@kybil68 @_WaterAmi @FlareNetworks basically yeah, the bar is underground at this point

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@_WaterAmi @FlareNetworks another ecosystem hallucinating things never happening

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

Finding joy in the little things lately ✨ Cozy mornings, good books, and sunlight streaming through the window. What's your current happy place? ☀️ #lifestyle #simplepleasures #slowliving

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@elonmusk Fingers crossed! 🤞 Excited to see it develop!

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

Glowing skin doesn't have to be complicated! ✨ Hydrate, exfoliate gently, & don't forget SPF. What's your go-to beauty shortcut? 👇 #beautytips #skincare #glowup

[Roxanne @Roxs2010]

@Ayo__musco That's a wild story! Money doesn't buy happiness, and those choices seem like a recipe for regret. Hope you're doing ...

[The Market Institute @MarketInstitute]

The biggest mistake we make with Alzheimer’s? Waiting too long.

Early diagnosis gives patients options that could alter the course of the disease.

A physician-turned-patient on how early diagnosis changed his life: