ChadMoran

People will learn about accessibility, multi-platform (mobile/desktop) and many other gotchas real quick.

This almost seems like this is a funnel to force people to become software engineers.

This is what happens when you let lawyers say what they want.

I did not, but I'm curious if this would actually work.

Other than the command/arguments there isn't much locking you in. It's just input/output. Swap it out for something else or simply wrap it. There's not much going on here.

Context is only one part of it. I tried using Gemini and got sub par results. comment-laden code with not not following instructions.

I've tried this, aggressively and it still does it for me. I gave up.

Check out Fast Agent! (I have no affiliation with it, just use it).

https://github.com/evalstate/fast-agent

Fast Agent has this as a first-class citizen called "Evaluator Optimizer" pattern. Where it in a loop with a defined number of max refinements judge itself and give the output a rating, demanding it improve it's output.

Highly encourage others to check out Fast Agent. It has been delightful to use. It has interactive chat mode which I love and it's really tight and easy to implement.

https://github.com/evalstate/fast-agent

Do you think women have had equal opportunities leading to this moment?

This reminds me of people who will make an entire YouTube series on crafting the perfect Notion architecture. Only to not actually use it.

I care a lot less about UI and more about quality of output. Windsurf has had some of the lowest quality outputs for me.

Honesty not sure quite a few. 6-8 or so?

Hey, I tried to solve that by building an upvote bot for the legit comments! Check out my GitHub!

/s

Claude Code has been able to produce results equivalent to a junior engineer. I spent about $300 API credits in a month but got the value out of it far surpassing that.

I was using LobeChat religiously until LibreChat added MCP support. Game changer.

I basically do this using self-hosted LibreChat. Can even use MCP with it.

I got a cat when I didn't know how much I needed him. He brought structure and joy to my life in a way that really turned it around.

Unfortunately, two years ago he was diagnosed with FeLV+ even though he was an indoor only cat. Today we're having an at-home quality of life consultation as I suspect we'll have to put him to rest in the coming days.

Outside of beating myself up from not doing more for something that is preventable I gave him the very best care both in terms of medical and supportive.

Having this little guy for almost half of my life changed it in such a positive way I support anyone thinking about getitng a cat.

Thankfully the data is minable now since its on their website, so we can check.

They're not getting NEVI grant money for opening it up via NACS?

Thanks for the tip!

Rivian R1S is interrupted but only between 2nd/3rd rows. Which technically is the same as the Y since it supports a 3rd row.

Opening them up was part of NEVI grants, no?

v4 dispensers have longer cables and are centrally mounted allowing vehicles to only use one stall regardless of port location.

They require a board upgrade at -each- dispenser. Likely they are still upgrading many of them.

CapEx vs OpEx. CapEx can be written off.

I wonder if its people noticing that maybe they over hired and now is a better time than ever to fix that. I've seen lots of people use Twitter as a gut-check case study.

Sony is quite solid as well and if you don't connect it to the internet it's one of the best "dumb" TVs.

100%. I've owned Teslas since 2017 and always found the infotainment to be very good. Though I've really preferred Apple Maps routing recently. The descriptions of when to turn are much more human.

Today I Learned... that's great to hear!