JodieBenitez

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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
"suspects".... that sounds error prone. And I read it like "we don't want AI generated stuff unless we can't tell the difference".
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
And how will this be enforced ?
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
U.S. government will decide who will feed the chinese competition.
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
I wish it were. Alas...
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
> For now I have not moved past the point of comprehension being important to me. Ah ! This is me too... at least for what I have to ship at work. Not so much for my toy/weekend projects. But it turns out agents are also good at exp
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
> “I disabled the test so it’s not run so now all the tests pass” is not a hypothetical it’s pretty common. I've never seen that though.
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
> If you split it perfectly, the two halves will almost certainly both fall to each side Just put it in a old small tire :)
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
We still want readable language. We still want code we can check and modify ourselves. For now.
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
I was a "good" (whatever that means !) SW engineer long before Claudex. At least good enough that both users and bosses had nothing but praises. And I always took my job and the needs of the users seriously. It's "just a
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
> the maintainers seem to have let AI loose on rsync is it an assumption ?
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
No, but who said that ?
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
hey... claudex helps me being that.
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
I'll stick to this advice: https://kerkour.com/rust-backend-services-problems
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
I never review anything writtend by codex in my pet projects. It works or it doesn't and then I prompt again. I can see how it's easy to multiply agents in this case. Now when using it for my job... that's a totally different
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
> Absolutely not, not quite there not even close in my experience. Well... I don't know what you expect but so far I'd like all my colleagues to write code at the level of what I get from codex.
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
Well, I'd still want something I can read... Asking Clodex to build me a hello world web backend in Rust, Go, Python: Python is read with great ease. Go is fine too, a bit verbose but still ok. Rust hurts my eyes. I'd settle with
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by JodieBenitez 5mo ago
Arguably, we've focused way too much on new frameworks, languages and architectures for a while.
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
I just never felt the need for it. I'm not saying it's bad (I really don't know), it's just one of these things that solve problems I don't have.
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
I wouldn't use Docker in production.
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
> Basically, I am prepared to accept that there is a friction that LLMs lubricate away, but what is the source of the friction, and why am I (and a bunch of other colleagues) not feeling that friction daily in our practice? You must be e
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
> we abstract literally every language in common use today for the sake of DX The fact that the Javascript ecosystem is not any different than the others is a huge missed opportunity.
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
> I've always struggled to enjoy anything that doesn't involve other people in some way Well... play in band/orchestra ? You get to meet people, interact with them, build with them, etc. I've been making music solo u
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
Ditched it for this very reason... it used to be fine before. I use Codex CLI now, it doesn't drain the battery. I prefer the desktop app but the CLI is ok.
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
> Django/HTMX seem quite 'old' technologies to me for a new project made in 2026. It's simple, it works, it's efficient, safe, and there are tons of online resources for it. Excellent choice, even more so when us
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by JodieBenitez 6mo ago
Read the title and immediately thought "what a weird way to solve the performance loss with kernel 7..." The mind tricking itself :)
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by JodieBenitez 7mo ago
> Wordpress is the reliable dude who looks boringly normal, but on the other hand never gets you into trouble. Sorry, but... what ? I could literaly start a business called "Wordpress Rescue Team" and make a living with this if
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by JodieBenitez 7mo ago
> people talk as if caching isn't a thing Maybe you'd be surprised by how little some "engineers" know about http cache headers.
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by JodieBenitez 7mo ago
> Please, could the bootlickers of the European Union stop downvoting every single criticism of it? Hey, let's call this "forum control" :)
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by JodieBenitez 7mo ago
"for sure"
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by JodieBenitez 7mo ago
> Gatekeeper "curl -LsSf https://acme.tld/install.sh | sh" and "xattr -c" ? Far from ideal and safe but it's still a very common pattern.

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