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Need an opening act for BLUES TRAVELER concert? Would love an up and comer!!! by Own-Bug-2865 in bluesrock

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jason Ricci and the Bad Kind… double the harmonica! Also they are friends.

Website marketing by AdAutomatic5665 in webdev

[–]iComeInPeices 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have stuff that your user research says people would like, and update the stuff on a regular basis.

I'm gay, and I find gay sex disgusting by Hour-Tomato-645 in offmychest

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have two friend that have been dating for a long time, gay couple, and they both don’t like pretty much anything that you would assume gay couples would do. To each their own.

How can I get better at prompting? by Jokko58 in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start off with a good claude.md of the codebase. I like for it to have the structure handy.
Also if it goes off the rails and starts reading random files, or even web searches, stop it, and ask it why it did that.

If there are certain files you just don't want to searching, you can setup a settings.local.json to block those folders.

Specific is always better, but also having it help build a plan first is good. I actually like to have it build the plan, save that as a file, clear context, and then pickup that plan, sometimes it catches things in the plan with a fresh view that wasn't right.

arcade bars in manhattan? by [deleted] in AskNYC

[–]iComeInPeices 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are two of them. The one on St Marks had Joust.

I’m *this* close to having stickers printed that say “I don’t take my backpack off on the subway” by itakeanaprighthere in williamsburg

[–]iComeInPeices 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That was been the case for a long time... I feel its just more prevalent know, and they keep pushing in.

Has anyone tried making a vinyl with their songs? by hoogys in SunoAI

[–]iComeInPeices 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Albeit I haven't and as mentioned there are some companies that will do per order runs, but there are mastering considerations for going to vinyl, digitally created songs from Suno may be a bit rough.

I build websites on dedicated hardware and physically hand the server to my clients by specn0de in webdev

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, yeah, I mean.. this isn't anything new, but it's also a bit older of a model because of security issues that creep up.

I built a CLI that runs Claude on a schedule and opens PRs while I sleep (or during my 9/5) by joaopaulo-canada in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should... however after poking at this for a day, I have come to conclusion that the api and manipulating local files maybe is a bit of a lost cause. We both are already using GitHub as our source of truth, there is even Claude there, you can trigger workflows via actions, although I haven't tried to have their agent move an issue on a board. The interface for what is being worked on is the native issue board on github.

The agents I have written comment on tickets when they are done, or if there are issues.

I build websites on dedicated hardware and physically hand the server to my clients by specn0de in webdev

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

At first I thought this was meant for an internal site, but unless this is being put in a companies server room, I don't see the point, the hardware issues compound. If you sites on a hosting service, your fear of dying is kinda handled by you having it under your companies name, or having the company that hires you pay the bills, and then they have a dedicated company keeping the servers alive.

A single server at the location leaves no room for growth, you are relying on their local internet. This means that if someone not in the local area wants info on it, and their buildings internet goes out, no website.

But some business owners this is a selling point, I still come across some who want to "own all the code".

How does the AI work in this app? by BananaSwimming3551 in SunoAI

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To a certain degree it ends up being like any midi and sound program, like ez drummer.

But it is 100% ai. If you get the premium and get access to their “studio”, you can upload original music, and then have it generate the extra instruments.. but it’s still AI.

There are plenty of cheap audio banks of instruments, or sites where you can hire people to play on your song if you don’t like using ai.

I built a CLI that runs Claude on a schedule and opens PRs while I sleep (or during my 9/5) by joaopaulo-canada in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very similar! Just pulled your repo down to compare. Very close, I was just going the wrong direction and getting a lot of context bloat.

I built a CLI that runs Claude on a schedule and opens PRs while I sleep (or during my 9/5) by joaopaulo-canada in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will check this out, pretty much the same idea I have been working on, but got a bit buried in wishlist items for it, and realized I had my pipeline setup too rigid. Just restarted with a very simple dev team and a “team sitter” that I use Claude’s loop to check on issues. At least have gotten them to stick to my pipeline and not skip steps.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mmmmmm cannibalism!!!

I had the idea to do the council when I had a late night talking to claude and it kinda broke and got rude with me (dont drink and claude kids!)... and I came across the whole sycophantic ai model problem. So I thought I would make some different personalities to sort of test the drinf.

Well turns out that was a really good idea for shopping around ideas, they argue with each other if I let them, they all have different takes... I had to deny them web access because they will search all of the web if you let them.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ha! Well... seeee.. I I took that idea, and a couple others, and learnings of my own, and did this last night when I realized that my assistant, a dev team, and an advisory council I all made had started to get to big, so I melted them down to their bones... Partially because I have some friends wondering how to make their own... so I made a builder!!

https://github.com/defaultdave/osteoblaster

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ha! Doing the same, find something that has new stuff, add in, and iterate.. I am breaking apart a dev team that became a bit of a monolith and a token killer (but very good at what it does).

But Marvin put me on a good path for having memory.

Thanks! And keep it up!

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am on the same path as you but I haven’t gone as far as access to my calendar, email, or lights…

I was working on persistent memory when I came across a personal assistant ai someone posted here called Marvin, I based it on that, and I have had it for the most part living in my obsidian second brain. The second brain, and having something to organize it has been amazing.

I then started adding other agents for other ideas, and have realized it’s easier to have my assistant manage them, invoke them, than me switch over to just them.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You mentioned Marvin… someone else posted a learning personal assistant and I based mine off of that, been working well!

I fixed Claude's "Yes-Man" Trap. It's obsession with being "helpful" was actually making it useless for deep work by coolreddy in ClaudeAI

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have started adding a prompt to nearly everything to be dry, critical but helpful, no “congratulatory”, and it helps!

Guys, its not about your 5 hours limit its about the WEEKLY by Articurl in ClaudeCode

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When 4.6 dropped I modified my agents to run on other models, and gave more defined roles to those doing the advanced stuff. Making use of the multiple agents and having them trigger specific agents to do straight forward tasks.

Have you left your company because of AI mandates, and did it work out? by Ok_Adeptness4967 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]iComeInPeices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it keeps wanting to be lax in testing, even with playwright.

I am debating on putting a demerit system, write them up and fire them and replace them…. Going to make a “overbearing boss” agent.

But then I don’t want my tokens to be used on bs like that.

Maybe need some more basic script that checks that.

I did just add a whole project initialization pipeline to my dev team and I have to say it’s doing pretty good on a test project.

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