Erman
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Erman
@ermanique
Interested on flow of data…
İzmir, Türkiye Entrou em Şubat 2014
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There's only one way to live right now:
Retardmaxxing
Mute overthinking. Mute analysis paralysis. Mute the doubters/NPCs
NOBODY CARES
Take asymmetric bets. The only thing that matters is taking action
Ironically, only when you do these things you truly realize you're living
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I traveled more than +40 countries and very savy on flight search. This was the best flight search experience i have ever had. I used claude code to search flights, it was legit frictionless.
All flight search moat gonna evaporate… i felt in future when i used it.
Punit Arani@punit_arani
try it before google bans it github.com/punitarani/fli
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@punit_arani Last but not least, would it be possible to make sort of minimal cli version where it uses least python dependencies possible?
Since many supply chain security problems happens. I think that will feel safer to use for many people, just as a perspective wanted to share.
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@ermanique The repo has a skill that we can use with any agent :)
github.com/punitarani/fli…
But that's a good point, should make it more accessible. Will look into adding it to a marketplace/registry so it's more discoverable
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@punit_arani Also another thing to note is, i didnt google, your repo, my problem was wanting to search flights via claude code, and claude code found you.
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@punit_arani Damn now i used it properly with cli via claude code, chat interface gonna beat everything, all search moat.
Why dont you add some claude.md to make frictionless use of it via claude code? It first tried to make script to search, after my instruction it used cli.
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Actually, I'm noticing something
Actually, wait—
Actually, I'm realizing
Let me trace through
Wait, but if that were causing
Actually, let me reconsider—
But wait—
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This is the kind of primitive shift that makes you realize we’ve been designing around broken constraints the whole time…..excited to see how UI evolves from here
Cheng Lou@_chenglou
My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow
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@darksunvise aslinda bendeki mantik soyle, bu noktada opus falan gayet yeterli. cok daha iyi modeller ciksa dahi bu eskiler cogu developera yeter, ha fiyat dusurmezlerse ayri tabi
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başta ai firmaları zararına iş yapmayı durdurduğunda yandık diye kaygılanıyordum ama 6-12 ay daha böyle devam etse, maliyetler 5-10 kat düşüp, open-weight modeller biraz daha güçlense o bariyer aşılacak, sorun ortadan kalkacak gibi düşünmeye başladım. hardware maliyetleri nasıl hareket eder hiç fikrim yok tabi
Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz
Devs who can code also WITHOUT AI as well looking to became 10x more valuable They are the ones who won’t panic or be idle when their Claude quota runs out… So much for all the advice on how learning to code is not worth it any more…
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@amorriscode Feels like this guy uses claude code to read replies here and reads suggestions on his slack on reports section at morning.
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I was looking into worktree usage for claude code desktop. A surprising amount of you folks don't use worktress.
I wouldn't be able to multi-Claude without them so I'm curious why you don't? How can we make them better or more intuitive for you?
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@aniketapanjwani Not sure men, whatever happen is gonna happen we cant block the innovation, maybe best way to do is run fastest and even though you lay off you got it early as good as possible
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imo two main reasons CC/Codex don't have wider adoption. at most companies, either:
1. devs do not have a strong incentive to learn agentic coding
2. if they're strong in agentic coding, they gain nothing from sharing that knowledge with their company
if you're a strong agentic dev at a mediocre company, you should use that skill to remain exactly as productive as you are and let no one suspect you're skilled at agentic coding
Chubby♨️@kimmonismus
In 3 to 6 months AI will write about 90% of all code. In about 12 months (1 year!) AI will write 100% of all code. That’s coming from Dario Amodei, CEO Anthropic. So year looking bad for several people and looking good for self-developing AI
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I have Claude Code connected to everything (it's not just writing code). Our database, Datadog, AWS, logs, etc. When something looks off, I don't open 4 tabs and click around.
I ask:
> "What's the error rate on this service in the last hour?"
> "Any 5xx spikes since the last deploy?"
> "How many sessions timed out today vs yesterday?"
It pulls from the same sources I would. It just doesn't need 10 minutes to navigate there and find the metrics, dashboards and look through logs.
This sounds small but it changed how I work. I investigate more because the cost of investigating dropped to zero. I catch things I used to ignore because checking wasn't worth the effort.
Next step we're thinking about is an agent that gets paged on incidents and proposes a fix with a human approval before it ships anything. But the investigation, the root cause, the proposed resolution, that's all the agent.
I don't know how long the human-in-the-loop part lasts honestly. Once it resolves enough incidents correctly, the trust builds itself.
Anyone building this agent? Would love to try it.
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Maybe not bussines but also normal life, traffic lights are all friction and i definitely think they will be optimized by agents, it will feel like there is traffic officer managing the whole flow every corner.
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg
the craziest part is how obvious new versions of old businesses start to look once you see them through an ai lens
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At one point, all traffic lights gonna be agentic, like traffic police managing meticulously most efficient way.
No need to press a button (interface) and wait x amount of seconds.
I am in london, people jay walk due this, or in germany they just wait, this friction will end.
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