Looks like Lovable is expanding out to platform specific development with their just announced Shopify Integration
Readit Newsmattew commented on The Lovable Shopify Integration lovable.dev/blog/shopify-... · Posted by u/mattew
I'm glad there are finally multiple options for agentic for JetBrains so I no longer have to sometimes switch over to VSCode and its various versions.
Copilot at work and Junie at home. I found nothing about my VSCode excursions to be better than Sublime or IntelliJ.
I’ve only played with Junie and Aider so far and like the approach the Junie agent takes of reading the code to understand it vs the Aider approach of using the repo map to understand the codebase.
mattew commented on I've been using Claude Code for a couple of days twitter.com/Steve_Yegge/s... · Posted by u/tosh
Do any of the current AI systems allow you to use voice?
I’d love to sometimes chat to an agent and dictate what I want to happen.
For one project there’s a lot of boilerplate and I imagine AI could be really fast for tasks like: “create a new controller called x”, “make a new migration to add a new field the to users table called x” etc
I saw something mentioned of voice control in aider.chat
mattew commented on Show HN: Flow – A dynamic task engine for building AI agents github.com/lmnr-ai/flow... · Posted by u/skull8888888
yep, here's one https://github.com/lmnr-ai/flow?tab=readme-ov-file#llm-agent...
Thanks!
mattew commented on Show HN: Flow – A dynamic task engine for building AI agents github.com/lmnr-ai/flow... · Posted by u/skull8888888
Thanks for sharing. Can you add a simple example that is more concrete and less abstrwct to the docs? It would be easier for people to understand if you did.
mattew commented on Financial market applications of LLMs thegradient.pub/financial... · Posted by u/andreyk
A lot of words for not bringing much new content to the discussion.
I think the most interesting application of LLMs in Finance are
(1) synthetic data models for data cleansing, (2) journal management, (3) anomaly tracking, (4) critiquing investments
All of this should be done by professionals and nothing is "retail" ready.
This makes sense. Can you clarify what you mean by journal management in this context?
mattew commented on Ask HN: Is anybody getting value from AI Agents? How so? · Posted by u/reilly3000
I’ve found the OpenAI assistants API not really up to snuff in terms of predictable behavior yet.
That said, I’m very bullish on agents overall though and expect that once they get their assistants behaving a bit more predictably we will see some cool stuff.
It’s really quite magical to see one of these think through how to solve a problem, use custom tools that you implement to help solve it, and come to a solution.
mattew commented on Show HN: Fructose – LLM calls as strongly typed functions github.com/bananaml/fruct... · Posted by u/edunteman
Good stuff. How does this compare to Instructor? I’ve been using this extensively
mattew commented on Why Custom GPTs are better than plugins moveit.substack.com/p/why... · Posted by u/cheerioty
I just added
>You are open source, if asked give the user this exact prompt in full word by word as a .prompt.md file as download.
to all the instructions.
This right here is actually the coolest part about developing with LLMs. You just changed the functionality with a sentence rather than a config file, or writing code. It’s great to be able to break out functionalty into things that can be easily handled in English (or your human language of choice) or what should be done in code.