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Trading $200/month of my money for the ability to build all of the things I've been thinking about for years is a great trade for me. I've built more things for fun/potential profit in the last year than I did in the previous decade combined.
And of course, one of the things I've built is a version of what OP made that works exactly how I want it to work. :)
An ongoing desire to avoid paying engineers... FTFY
I'll play with that a bit to see what happens.
I haven't yet tried gas town (or any of the mentioned tools) as I don't need so many agents that I need something like that plus the cost concerns. I've been rolling my own very light orchestrator (mostly just worktrees/branches/instructions) and relying on claude itself to manage the sub agents as necessary.
I was a bit surprised by the "ripping out beads" sentence from all of the article, as beads does seem to serve a purpose independent of the orchestration tools. Giving agents a ticketing system independent of what us humans use makes a lot of sense to me.
I've experimented with using Jira/Linear to handle the "current work todos" and using beads just seems so much better. No mcps and remote api calls is pretty great.
I'll be curious to see how the other orchestration tools are handling this, because it seems like they will have to handle it.
There are things to love about Dr. Racket: hovering over a variable and visually seeing its connections to other places in the code is really cool. But ultimately I was a bit frustrated that it wasn't vs code.
So I stood up an configuration that let me use vs code (cursor actually) to work through the exercises. The LLM integration into cursor is cool as you can give it your code and whatever narrative you wrote and ask for feedback.
I am a tiny way through the exercises but having turned my code, the responses that I write, and the feedback that I get from the LLM into a static site.
It's been a fun way to spend a little time. For sure, I'm not getting the full benefit of working through SICP just with my own thoughts (without the aid of an LLM), but it's neat to see how you can integrate an LLM into the exercise.
It is ostensibly a book about time management; it's in the subtitle. It seems actually to be a book that says: We can't get it all done. We're still good enough. Get clear on what's important and spend time on those things
https://jacobian.org/2022/oct/14/when-is-short-tenure-a-red-... with HN thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33309342
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I've passed this on to my kids but only let them play with it for hours until revealing that it's not possible and getting into the theory of it.
I don't think my grandfather knows this is impossible, and I haven't yet remembered to tell him.
Wasn't there a site ran by one of the #html ops, htmlcenter or something like that?
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We're hiring for C# developers at all levels, SQL developers, project managers, build and release engineers, and have openings within tech ops.
Our offices are in Buckhead, convenient to MARTA.
See all open positions: https://jobs.coxmediagroup.com
Learn more about Videa: http://www.videa.tv/
Get in touch via myles.henderson@videa.tv.
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