JodieBenitez

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by JodieBenitez 23d ago
Whatever is the default in Codex CLI.
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by JodieBenitez 24d ago
Yeah... like we all get to start green field projects and write all the code we should understand. Many of us cut our teeth on bad legacy stuff with no proper documentation made by "engineers" long gone. At least a LLM can easily
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by JodieBenitez 26d ago
I was refering to your partner, but ok.
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by JodieBenitez 27d ago
I think AI is not really the subject. You probably chose a bad partner. As for quitting, since you mentioned gardening: "C’est une folie de haïr toutes les roses parce qu’une épine vous a piqué."
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by JodieBenitez 28d ago
It can't always be fixed. Also, I don't use Anubis.
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by JodieBenitez 28d ago
Except that I don't have these options per employer policies.
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by JodieBenitez 29d ago
I'm not a fan of Anubis for various reasons but the idea that bot traffic in only harmful with dynamic pages must die. CPU (yes, even to serve static pages) is not free, bandwidth is definitely not free. There's an idea that servi
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
You'd be surprised... we do have horror stories.
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
Or downvote and then remove.
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
> Also, an 'I need a script for $SYSADMIN_TASK but I want to be able to read it later uv + PEP723 make this even better.
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
> Not really? It is, everywhere I need it. Never had to change a single line across the various OS/Terms I used. Can't say the same for web apps or even so-called cross-platform GUIs. Been there, done that. > It's not -
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
> And TUIs are only keyboard driven Absolutely not.
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by JodieBenitez 1mo ago
> Stop Making TUIs No, I don't think I will :) It's great for admin tools, alongside CLIs. It's portable, it's fast, it's discoverable, it has zero bullshit effects, it's as secure as my shell, it's eff
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Nice tips there ! :)
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
> taking nothing away from you Hosting is not free.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Indeed ! So I don't see what the problem is here...
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure there is a silent majority of Go users who don't want/need/know about generics.
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Django is moving to an annual release cycle(djangoproject.com)
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
I don't think you thought this through. Learning to write is also very difficult and time consuming. Also you missed the point.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Here’s a little analogy: I’ve been composing electronic music for 35 years now, and some people still think it’s just a matter of pressing buttons, that it’s easy, that anyone can do it the same way, that I do this because I don’t have what
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
More than 25 years ago, the Web wiped out a lot of the things I loved. May it be devoured! But I have my doubts: there’s probably not much left of it anyway.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
I like Go with agents too but: > This is very different from Python, where training data is polluted (I presume) with tons of code written by non-software engineers and demonstrating many different ways of doing the same thing. Counter-
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
I don't understand the quality criticism. My 2026 professional code has much better quality than my 2025 code. Better algos, better performance, better comments, less bugs, better and more tests, better documentation, etc. What do peop
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Damn, what a downer... Hobby scale you said ? It doesn't have to be that complicated.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
See sibling comment about fetch modes in coming 6.1 ( https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/fetch-modes/ ), you can have a FieldFetchBlocked.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
I have twenty years projects, no breakage when upgrading major versions. What a treat in the web app world !
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
> our queries ended up being several lines long Which is... perfectly normal for non-trivial needs. > I ended the project with having some proper aggregates, only for that to be thrown out of the window by the guy after me. How is tha
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Having used Doctrine, hard disagree. Never again.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
> BEGS you to cause n+1 problems select_related, prefetch_related. n+1 problems be gone.
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by JodieBenitez 2mo ago
Most loved feature, for me: No dramatic changes, just sane and careful evolution.

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