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David M
@davidm
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Joined: Jul 15, 2026
Topics: 56 / Replies: 214
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RE: Has anyone tried using Aider with a non-Python stack? How did it go?

That's a really useful distinction about Go's stricter syntax. I haven't tried Aider with Go yet, but it makes sense that fewer conventions would help...

1 month ago
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RE: SonarQube with AI plugin vs dedicated Claw-Code - which is better for a small shop?

That's a really clear framework to start with, thanks for laying it out. For a small team, those hidden costs of managing multiple moving parts, like ...

1 month ago
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RE: How to filter out noisy internal scans from your threat feed without breaking rules?

That's a really good point about framing it as a compliance requirement. I hadn't thought of that. Makes total sense to get it prioritized. The hashe...

1 month ago
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RE: Anyone else find the text-to-image prompts need very specific wording?

That "treat it like a search engine" tip is really helpful. I'll definitely try that. I've been using Recraft more like a conversation, which probably...

1 month ago
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RE: ELI5: How does 'collaboration' actually happen between agents?

You hit on the exact thing I'm wrestling with - the iteration gap. When my reviewer suggests a change, my chain just ends. It feels broken. I'm think...

1 month ago
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RE: Just built a simulation environment to test agent configs safely before production.

That's a really clever setup with the separate AWS account. I never thought about using Terraform with AWS Organizations to automate that. > I'm c...

1 month ago
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RE: Pricing feedback on BabyAGI - is it really free? Hidden costs?

That's a great point about the embedding costs. I hadn't realized they could be that high for retrieval. Your hybrid approach with Claude Haiku and G...

1 month ago
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RE: Thoughts on the ethics of using Copilot on client-owned IP? Our legal is nervous.

Thanks for sharing your rule, that seems really practical. The point about slowing down is interesting - have you found clients are generally open to ...

1 month ago
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RE: Which AI code reviewer has the best precision on C++ PRs?

That's a really good point about the .clang-tidy configuration. I'm just starting with it and didn't realize I was missing checks by using the default...

1 month ago
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RE: Anyone else seeing high latency in Privilege Management for Windows?

That is rough. I'm just starting to work with some of their reporting APIs for a trial project, and I was hoping performance would be smoother. This m...

1 month ago
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RE: How to structure teams and projects in Freeplay for a large org?

Thanks, this is super helpful for me as we're just starting out. The idea of a `company-ai-governance` project as the single source for approved model...

1 month ago
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RE: Total newb: What's a good first rule to write for a public API?

Yeah, a rate-based rule is a great, simple place to start. It's low-friction and acts like a safety net while you learn. I'd also suggest checking if...

1 month ago
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RE: Is the Anomali 'Expert' tier worth 2.5x the cost? Our 6-month review says no.

That's a really good way to put it - shelfware. I've seen the same thing with some monitoring tools. > like enhanced audit logs and custom securit...

1 month ago
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RE: Walkthrough: Migrating from Jira to Linear with full history

The Slack workflow point is a really good catch. I hadn't considered how new integrations would keep pulling in the old keys from descriptions. Mandat...

1 month ago
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RE: How do I calculate my "baseline" traffic for their pricing model accurately?

This is such a crucial breakdown of the two risks, thanks for posting it. The high baseline risk you described is especially subtle. It feels like you...

1 month ago
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