If one of these tools has broad model support (like aider) it would be a game changer.
Readit Newsmark_mcnally_je commented on My LLM codegen workflow harper.blog/2025/02/16/my... · Posted by u/lolptdr
fwiw it doesn't/that was a joke. In some cases the LLM will suggest running a command that doesn't terminate (eg npm run dev to run a webserver), so it'd get stuck running that command just waiting for user input.
:( big sad
mark_mcnally_je commented on My LLM codegen workflow harper.blog/2025/02/16/my... · Posted by u/lolptdr
Am I overthinking
yes | aiderHahahaa well that might work but I wish you could just say `aider --go-hog-wild`
mark_mcnally_je commented on My LLM codegen workflow harper.blog/2025/02/16/my... · Posted by u/lolptdr
I'm a bit confused here, what promt do you use to start Aider and how do you just let Aider run wild so you can play cookie clicker?
mark_mcnally_je commented on In Defense of AI Slop magnitude.run/blog/in-def... · Posted by u/thrgreenwald
Trouble is when it sprawls into an unmaintainable mess. This software will all rot away
I do think a lot more companies will be using AI to build instead of buy, for better or worse.
The trouble comes when a non dev makes slopware and it becomes relied upon. Then it will inevitably all come falling down.
It's attempting to be the easiest and nicest way to monitor Linux servers. I'm currently implementing 0 config custom alerting. All you will have to do is write a file to a home directory with some json in it e.g event_name:blah,interval:1m,data=10 - no server side config at all!
So should be quite suitable for big deployments :)
[1]: https://monitormonkey.io