u/p_aperhands

Anyone else use different AI tools for different parts of a trip?

I used to think one AI could plan an entire trip. Now I am trying a mix tool way. I tried that on a recent trip to NYC and it worked way better than I expected.

I used ChatGPT to sketch out the itinerary before I left, then once I was actually there I just texted Karpo in iMessage whenever my plans changed. Stuff like “good coffee near Broadway,” or “any local events tonight?”

A couple of the restaurant recommendations were places I probably never would’ve found on my own, and it also saved me from spending 20 minutes bouncing between Google Maps and Reddit every time I got hungry.

I’ll probably do the same thing next time I’m in London.

Anyone else ended up with a similar workflow instead of relying on one AI for everything?

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u/p_aperhands — 8 days ago
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can you pin a route into the cacheComponents preserved set, or raise the limit of 3?

we wanted the draft on app/(app)/claims/new/page.tsx to survive someone wandering off, so cacheComponents went on well before we got to 16.3. mostly it works. QA kept reopening the same ticket as flaky.

it is eviction. click into a claim and come back and the draft is there. wander through a claim, the dashboard, settings, the search page, and it is blank when i get back. the preserving ui state guide is explicit, up to 3 routes, then the oldest re-renders fresh. i spent most of a day in our own useLayoutEffect cleanups first. verdent had a todo list open for the task and check what the framework preserves sat unchecked on it all day. half the flaky reports came off one QA laptop, which was its own dead end.

what i cannot find is a knob. bfcacheId goes the other way, it resets a subtree on push or replace while still restoring state on back and forward, and the docs call it a last resort. is there a way to raise that 3, or pin a route?

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u/p_aperhands — 11 days ago