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Made a small tool for a problem I kept hitting with AI agents inside @opencode
No review? No push.
opencode-review-enforcement use a pre push git hook so reviewed commits are the only ones that leave your machine
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Daniel King
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Daniel King
@KingDDev
Founder & Solo Dev @ https://t.co/3RCweAdFZz, creator of KarpeSlop
github.com/CodeDeficient Katılım Temmuz 2021
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sometimes when I'm bored I go to Google Play to read random app reviews
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@MatDbrava You can come chill with me for a bit, feel empathy for seeing my victories 😃
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@KingDDev Sounds great, I do a lot of empathy over here too be needing to see more victories too
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@0xTib3rius How about having to use another phone to do it because the app in question blocks screenshots
Then using a local model because the government just blocked your AI text recognition model
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@MatDbrava Doing good, been doing too much for too long, going to slow down this week and relax a little bit
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@KingDDev Yea man , how you doing ? It’s a lot here but thankful
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@rand_monsterlab @threejs The trees will need resources to print on to post recruitment materials 😆
Aqua teen hunger force might have inspiration about where to make that paper from
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Trees are underrated in vibe-coded games. They get blended into the background.
I only wanted a low-poly tree generator. Then it learned to walk, jump, fight, and crash into water.
Somehow, it became a game.
Open source. Built with @threejs. ↓
#ThreeJS #WebGPU #VibeCoding
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@rand_monsterlab @threejs Are you going to be implementing 'alternative' paper mills? 😀
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Asked Fable 5 to help with a bash script. Flagged.
"The safeguards are intentionally broad right now"
Mate I'm renaming a folder, not enriching uranium.
Most annoying thing in AI right now.
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@HankYeomans @ThePrimeagen This is Norway sir we can’t fire people (just bully them until they quit)
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I find that is you are going to generate a bunch of code, knowing the interfaces, structs, and functions will lead to much better outcomes.
Being the bottleneck is ok, your ideas are not that great.
antirez@antirez
It is my belief that many devs right now are not maximizing what they can do with automatic programming because they still look at the code. Doing it makes you the bottleneck. Your time is better invested in new ideas, QA, design, and asking yourself what is your goal.
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@ZackKorman @ThePrimeagen I don't think they were oblivious
I think they poorly attempted to shift the financial blame to management and the gap between their understanding is a symptom of why they failed
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I one time took over a couple of dev teams, about 30 people in total. One of the teams was 5 devs. They had been working the last 2 years on a project that went nowhere and had just been scrapped.
I scheduled a meeting with them to talk about the plan going forward, and one of them wrote back about how much money that meeting was costing in lost dev time. Completely oblivious to the lost dev time of the last 2 years building the wrong thing.
Point is: a lot of people are worried about optimizing for the wrong goal. Sometimes it’s okay to have a slower process that produces good outcomes.
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thought I had a little over 5,000 events
production db said actually, 11,250+ 😂
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All because the original builders installed the drain switch on the left outlet instead of the one on the right, barely visible
Once changed, HVAC has literally never been colder 🥶
Took me a couple weeks to adjust and find the new normal
Daniel King@KingDDev
Spent hours in the 90°F+ heat doing deep electrical diagnostics—testing capacitors, metering contactors, and tracing thermostat wires Come to find out the actual cause of an AC short-cycling was most likely a basic drain float switch I'm tired
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