jaylane

this is such a cool idea.

Working on a claims automation service for a pet insurance company I work for. Interesting because its backoffice facing but still helps our end users to get their reimbursements faster and makes the feedback loop when we need more documentation from them shorter.

anyone else read this as Michael Keaton has died and have a panic attack?

this deff going to feed all your shit to feed a hidden model running in the background

i’d rather be reading Industrial Society and Its Future by good ol uncle Ted

latest (v0.3.8) tar doesn't contain image-bank or gRPCServerCLI dependencies so installer fails.

This is already so fun, amazing job I purchased early access.

wow… incredible

black hat go was fun. deff needs a sample chapter.

I've been using it recently to have cline check my local dev server to review it's changes and iterate if there is anything off with the design changes it has made. Example prompt:

I have attached a screenshot of an updated design for the Navbar component. My local dev server is running at localhost:3000. Update the component to match the new designs and double check your changes after save.

Vscode + cline + openrouter using claude sonnet 3.5 20241022 model it's unreal the shit it can do

I was on the fork train for awhile but cursors keeps having weird issues with indexing, intellisense, not being able to save files when format on save is enabled I wound up going back to vscode with cline and use openrouter to save money via prompt caching. To my knowledge cursor doesn't have Claude sonnets computer use enabled yet which is a total game changer and cline does I'll check back in a few months but instead of paying 20 a month for cursor pro I can put 20 in credits in openrouter and fully leverage the latest Claude model and features

This is really great. I just used it to do some whiteboarding on a zoom call and it was event a lot more user friendly than miro.

Location: Los Angeles, CA, US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Typescript, React, NextJS, Svelte, Python, Rails, NodeJS, Kubernetes, Terraform Résumé/CV: https://jason-lane.dev/resume Email: jason.j.lane[at]gmail.com

came here to ask the same question

links dead what’d i miss?

i support this strategy, I once did this but used meatspin.com

i’ve worked with retool at my past 2 startups and it has been very useful as far as allowing engineers to build out quick internal tools so that things like service requests that occur quite often can be handled manually by the customer service teams.