Luka

🇪🇺 Software eng. ⬩Web⬩AI⬩Apps⬩Automation

[Luka @apisurfer]

@pvukovic Not quite sure about that. For a lot of things I’ll still prefer buttons and knobs that I can immediately go to to run, tweak or preview something

[Luka @apisurfer]

@santanu_sinha If you manage to reverse engineer bits of Adobe products it’s probably easier to follow the rest of breadcrumbs and feature set to build out a spec and rebuild/replicate from there rather than mix/match 2 different product or add completely new features from scratch

[Luka @apisurfer]

@dhh Someone should build a dhh grill CLI, so that we can all do "Review this with dhh"

[Luka @apisurfer]

Next.js (can't escape this one 😅) and Storybook in my case.
Didn't go too much into details, but seems like they depend on the Typescript's JS API for build process.
Just google'd this and it seems like typescript 7.1 should fix this.
https://t.co/0SMqeWRTrx -> "still missing" section.
You could theoretically use tsgo just for typechecking but that feels as an awkward and confusing setup.

[Luka @apisurfer]

@AlemTuzlak Yeah that's what I'm after. Hundreds of agents turns that go through it, even if there's only seconds to gain for each it will be noticeable overall. BUT unfortunately some of the frameworks depend on the Javascript API which is now gone in TS v7

[Luka @apisurfer]

Reading stories of how others have managed to reverse engineer software doesn't surprise me one bit after this. As soon as you have a couple of pieces it's relatively easy to start filling in the gaps or base the spec on them.

[Luka @apisurfer]

The other day I accidentally discovered that one app I like released source maps to prod. Using agents and a couple of tricks I managed to reconstruct the source, fill in the gaps, and port to a better stack in ~2 hours.
Originally the app has been built by multiple people over many months... This was a mind opening experience.

[Luka @apisurfer]

@bcomnes Same. Also feel like I'm falling behind, but at the same time doubting the quality of software that comes up from completely autonomous agent turns/loops.

[Luka @apisurfer]

@RyanCarniato Thanks for sharing. Interesting to hear about practical experiences on different projects

[Luka @apisurfer]

@dhh AI sweastshop

[Luka @apisurfer]

@chronark Astral projection

[Luka @apisurfer]

Anyone with good agent skills that produce succinct tickets? Maybe even overall plan and tickets breakdown?

[Luka @apisurfer]

@HamelHusain Nope

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[Luka @apisurfer]

@dannypostma It’s an adventure

[Luka @apisurfer]

@signulll Same, it's like I loose some IQ points and speed of execution in that kind of environment. But I'd say that these people never really managed to sit in one place and perfect their work environment where they'd be at least 20% more effective(the diff that I experience).

[Luka @apisurfer]

@staysaasy @signulll This is accurate actually

[Luka @apisurfer]

@ivanburazin Exactly. I've been saying this for years. It creates high fluctuations for infrastructure, labour, resources. This is best explained as Resource curse https://t.co/IXqGxUWHNE