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Bocajmai
11mo ago
For me, the hardest part of Shape Up isn't understanding the principles, it's knowing when a pitch is actually done. What's the right level of detail? How do you know if you've shaped enough? This is a reference I made f
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Bocajmai
11mo ago
True, but is that a strategy problem rather than an operational one? Have they lost the ability to ship, or are they misaligned on what people want? You need both. I'm not sure I know the answer, but it's a very good point! Thanks
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Basecamp's Shape Up is a Michelin restaurant brigade system for software
(itwasjacob.com)
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11mo ago
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Bocajmai
11mo ago
I started researching how Michelin-starred restaurants coordinate their teams - not because I care about fancy food, but because they solve exactly this: small specialized teams creating something complex together under pressure. The parall
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Bocajmai
2y ago
Hmm, your ChatGPT subscription would come up as "OpenAI ChatGPT Subscription" in your bank account, or it does for me. That sounds more like OpenAI API use? Which would not include "ChatGPT" in the transaction. If it doe
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Bocajmai
2y ago
That's a very valid concern. What kind of maintenance though? Most of the examples in this article are very simple. Maintenance might involve iterating on features, no real live services that would require any work. Security patches th
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Bocajmai
2y ago
Agreed! The similarities are stark. let's take the comparison further... Nvidia is the dotcom bubble's Cisco. But the internet stuck around. It was still useful. Just because something is overhyped, or doesn't meet the standa
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Bocajmai
2y ago
That's very true. But programmers are extremely expensive. I don't think these tools or vibe coding replace expensive programmers, but they do make it possible to noodle where once it would have taken a potentially very risky comm
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Bocajmai
2y ago
Yes but have you tried vibe plastering? It's like artex, but not intentional.
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Bocajmai
2y ago
I would encourage you to try Replit! Deployment is literally a button. Granted, to a replit subdomain. But following some documentation to add your own domain is not out of reach.
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Bocajmai
2y ago
I'm not sure it's explicitly gatekeeping, more a lack of perspective. The benefit and excitement is most felt by people with little to no experience writing code themselves. The fear seems to come from building.. what, code for cr
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Bocajmai
2y ago
Is it propaganda if we can see it feel it and use it ourselves? I'm not so sure. The hype is real, the bubble is real, but that doesn't mean it's meritless.
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Bocajmai
2y ago
We're not talking about building an ecom store, though, are we? We're talking about building useful tools. Small things, that work in a way that makes sense to the individual. Something that could be churned out in a day or two by
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2y ago
It could go so wrong, but the vectors for disaster are already innumerable in this world we live in. I prefer to think about the ways it could go right. To empower people to create is the very purpose of computers, no?
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What is vibe coding? How creators are building software with no coding knowledge
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