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> it's significant onboarding friction. It's crazy that apparently writing software without knowing how to edit a single config file is normal now.
by cromka 4mo ago
> it's significant onboarding friction.
It's crazy that apparently writing software without knowing how to edit a single config file is normal now.
- johnnyApplePRNG 4mo agoIt's crazy that apparently doing math without knowing how to do long division by hand is normal now.
- phainopepla2 4mo agoAbsolutely ludicrous comparison
- johnnyApplePRNG 4mo agoIs it, though? I'd argue math is significantly more complex than language.
- bityard 4mo agoThe real question is: should the file be edited in emacs or vim?
- egeozcan 4mo agoFor me it's about tolerance. When I was 13, I could and would customize everything, so much that the computer repair shop told my father that their son "likely is a hacker or something". At 40, I could easily configure claude code to use another model, even if there weren't any official guides with a bit of MITM fun, but I don't want to invest my attention / heavily use something that will most likely break in the near future.
- scotty79 4mo agoYou can ask the agent to change its own configs. Pi does that by default.