Excited for the first day of talks at #CloudflareConnect and trying to narrow my five hackathon ideas down to one
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Jon
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Jon
@jont
Software consultant / engineer, festival lover, cockapoo owner.
England, United Kingdom Katılım Haziran 2008
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@tejask @v0 @lovable @boltdotnew I tried to get all 3 to build a chrome devtools style perf timeline, @boltdotnew was the only one that could really manage it. @v0 was better at pretty much everything else
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@EastlondonDev He yeah! At least I had fun doing my own thing and having some freedom to play around, I missed that in my last role.
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@aye_aye_kaplan @rohanvarma @cursor_ai @amanrsanger They’re private, certainly only me, Cursor and Claude contributing. However, I forgot to mention I have two GitHub connections, one as a user and one as the org attached to my user. Guessing this is the cause!
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When you go into your Bugbot dashboard and click "Manage licenses" you should see the GitHub users that have pushed PRs to your repos. If you enable Bugbot on a team, it will be enabled for all users contributing to those repos. You can set an allowlist to prevent this from happening, but my guess is 2 GitHub users pushed to your PR so 2 people have been assigned licenses.
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@cursor_ai @aye_aye_kaplan @amanrsanger any plans for on-demand pricing for bugbot? I want it on projects I rarely commit to but have too many to be paying $40/month each
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Team, with me as the single user, there was a reason I switched from pro but can’t remember it. I can see it as the “Amount” within Billing & Invoices page then when I open the invoice and hit “view invoice and payment details” I see BugBot Qty 2 @ 2x $40, along with my expected subscription cost.
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@jont @rohanvarma @cursor_ai @amanrsanger That's correct, can you elaborate on your situation? Are you a team admin or a pro user? Where are you seeing the charge?
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@rohanvarma @cursor_ai @aye_aye_kaplan @amanrsanger Hey, thanks for getting back to me! So I shouldn’t have been charged $80 for it being enabled on two repositories?
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@jont @cursor_ai @aye_aye_kaplan @amanrsanger Hey Jon! The $40/month should allow you to connect as much project repositories as you want and have BugBot review your PRs on them. As long as you connect them to your same cursor account, you should be able to get a lot of value from your single seat!
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@camsoft2000 @EastlondonDev This helps but often after multiple attempts I find agents will just no-verify, even with clear rules stating not to
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Using an agent to do refactoring? Then, enforce your rules via a pre-commit hook, ask the agent to commit its fixes, and it won't be able to complete its task until it fixes all the issues, as the pre-commit hook will prevent it. Give LLMs deterministic ways of validating their tasks, as it works well to keep them on track.
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git has been ok so far, but edits/additions to the todos on branches means others don’t know them until they are merged. Need to merge just to mark a todo as in progress so that no other person/agent picks it up by mistake. Could also be solved with some rules and automation/scripts but it was also the first idea I had for getting properly stuck into the agents sdk!
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What’s wrong with a Todo.md file?
You don’t need a company selling a product for everything
Kevin Kwok@kevinakwok
It’s crazy there is still no default mainstream way for AI to maintain todo list and take stabs at it
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@threepointone Pretty sure I get more consistent coverage, and possibly faster, on the underground than on that line. Still not as bad as the cross country trains to Leicester though!
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@npcEdward @biomance @AdamRackis Maybe not in gaming, and maybe not the lead artist, but they’ll need a human team less and less
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“when AI just writes entire codebases, even the best IDE becomes irrelevant”
* checks profile *
ceo of some ai startup.
every. time.
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@threepointone Me too, I’ve spent too much time during the last year or two focusing on large paying client projects and now feeling quite left behind
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feeling this about ai lately
gotta keep reminding myself it’s still so early
sunil pai@threepointone
I dunno who needs to hear this but: when I started web development in 2006, I occasionally felt sad that I’d entered the domain too late, all the innovation was behind me and all the interesting web ui work was already done.
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@kingsley_kelly @forgebitz this is the bit that many people seem to miss, companies don’t need all of Calendly and its architecture etc, they can just hand pick bits, have AI build something that looks and works just enough for their use case.
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The important thing is that you're not building Saas. You're building personal software. Sticky notes beat Linear for one person. My git config is not the best, but it works for me. Personal Calendlys don't need robust security, don't handle payments, don't have Status Pages, CI and a daily standup. If you get attacked nuke the servers. If you have a critical bug start again.
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@ctjlewis @UTC801 @TempAccount305 Oh ok I’ll have a watch. @Gadget44027447 has a video debunking a bunch of stuff and has gone into some detail in a few threads. Video is here youtube.com/watch?v=g5fkki…
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if you get the time to watch this full thing, it would probably be productive. this is the first Peterson interview i ever watched, lmao. and his full documentary thing, where he has to secretly record people admitting things bc they were paid off not to talk, is on Robinson’s own profile.
Dr Jordan B Peterson@jordanbpeterson
X is exploding over the hushed up mass rapes in the UK. @TRobinsonNewEra exposed this and is now rotting solitary in a UK jail. He recently explained the situation in a shadow-banned YouTube video: x.com/jordanbpeterso…
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@ScriptedAlchemy @ryanhuellen As long as there is something similar to the runtime plugin, we can hopefully make it work for our requirements, but I fear we’re not going to get that
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@ryanhuellen Looks like it won’t be Module Federation ™️ but still a big win, app router is tough to reverse engineer.
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I’ve been a massive critic of vercel over the lack of federation support. RSC is a perfect paring for MFP. My users know that I have no plan to support next rsc because it’s just too complex to achieve without vercel on board. Never thought I’d see the day but I’m overjoyed
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg
RSC module federation has been achieved internally
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This is bumming me out. twitter.com/jaredpalmer/st… I do think RSC federation alone is very cool. But getting jazzed about first class Module Federation on NextJS, which I have wanted for years, and then finding out it's not happening, doesn't feel good at all.
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@jherr @ScriptedAlchemy @nextjs yeah consider that original tweet mentioning “module” a typo
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@ScriptedAlchemy Good luck! Thie could be great for what we’re attempting. I'm still getting to grips with all the pieces in the repo but would be happy to try and help, even if just testing
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I am attempting to convert node federation from a webpack plugin to a runtime plugin. Wish me luck.
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