Samuel
@samuel.fm
one of the best perks of working at bluesky: you get to use all of @thebadcode.com’s internal ai tooling like the multi-model adversarial code review tool
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tdawg
Hmm... interesting. Does having a fairly low interaction account preclude someone? P.S. I would be willing to remove @jcsalterego.bsky.social's verification, if only for the lulz
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hailey
most people don’t use harnesses that even support different models nor do they use multiple models in general, so no.
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midwest emo fan
i'm surprised by that tbh, i'd consider myself an extreme noob when it comes to this stuff and i think most of my experiments are associated with minmaxing cost
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hailey
spending five minutes observing the employees of an average tech company these days is mind numbing lol
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bree bird 🇨🇦
exited to hopefully get a job soon and see how the industry has changed in the 8 or so months i’ve been away from it. i suspect it’s pretty funny
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hailey
if you spend even a bit of time really thinking about stuff and trying new tooling and techniques it’s pretty easy to get ahead of the bulk of other coworkers too which is fun
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Ezra🦋
would you be willing to do a deep dive or workshop on - or even just making a list of - tools you find interesting and why? I feel like I might be out of the loop on a lot of stuff since my workplace isn't as cutting edge about sharing these kinds of tools between each other, and I feel like you-
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Ezra🦋
-are often talking about tools or concepts that are new-ish to me, so I figure you might have your finger on the pulse of the market a bit better than most
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Ed
i am frequently embarrassed at the state of this stuff, yes
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Doug Lowder
If I had to observe me working on an average day, I would be bored AF in less than 30 seconds
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Bitey
is any of thebadcode tooling responsible for bluesky automated moderation incorrectly flagging regular posters as 'spam'? ;)
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