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by Sevii 10mo ago
Anthropic has a short training course https://www.coursera.org/learn/claude-code-in-action . There isn't really a lot of best practices at this point because the technology has improved significantly in 2025.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
Doesn't really work in an org with 100s of people and where emails are automatically deleted after 6 months.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
You get confidence in things by doing them. If you don't have experience doing something, you aren't going to be confident at it. Try vibe coding a few small projects. See how it works out. Try different ways of structuring your i
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by Sevii 10mo ago
My original reason for blogging was because I wanted an easy way to link people solutions I'd found for various programmer problems. Posts don't 'work'. You have to write to write. For a long time my main motivation to b
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by Sevii 10mo ago
It's fine until you need evidence someone agreed to something months ago but all records have been deleted.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
The US went from being a net importer to a net exporter during that time period. Makes a big difference in prices.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
Most people in the industry have never used Smalltalk or VIM or Emacs or heard of Slime. Thats where your hidden assumption is coming from.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
I've never been a fan of IDEs. Claude Code makes them less necessary which I find amazing. I want to be in the terminal and a light text editor like Sublime Text.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
There is no way we can compete in a global free market while paying 4x as much for labor. At a comparable level of technology and organizational skill the Chinese will win every competition, labor costs are that important. They have already
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by Sevii 10mo ago
It's a lot more reasonable to use a motorcycle or scooter as your main form of transport when the max speed you are likely to encounter on the roads is 40MPH. In the US you will be sharing freeways with people going 80+MPH in SUVs dail
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by Sevii 10mo ago
That has definitely changed. Google AdWords today is one of the most unfriendly services to onboard I've ever encountered. Signing up is trivial, setting up your first ad is easy, then you instantly get banned. Appeals do nothing. You
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by Sevii 10mo ago
It's being treated like a gold rush but I don't think it really is. This is like dotcom 1.0 all over again. They didn't know what the best use cases for the internet were but they still poured billions into it. The gold rush
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by Sevii 10mo ago
There is a saying "Every author has a million words worth of crap in them." Have you written a million words? Writing is a hard business. If you aren't willing to write the first five books just for yourself why bother? Selli
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by Sevii 10mo ago
RAM is already a commodity.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
The annoying part is that every tech company made an internal mandate for every team to stuff AI into every product. There are some great products that use AI (Claude Code, ChatGPT, Nano-banana, etc). But we simply haven't had time to
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by Sevii 10mo ago
It's not. Most people have never written anything using that format.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
No LLMs are not 'search'. Search as in google or a database query is deterministic. Are there results for x query? If there are we can return them. If there aren't we can't return anything. LLMs do not work that way. LLM
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Why AI Investments makes sense(sledgeworx.io)
1 points by Sevii 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Sevii 10mo ago
We're getting improvements coming out month by month. No reasonable person would look at a technology improving at this frequency and write a blog post about how we've hit the ceiling.
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by Sevii 10mo ago
A lot of people experienced that during the 2020 boom. The lucky break wasn't a lucky break it was just a huge hiring boom. Once that's over the status quo returns.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
Good explanation for why hiring stopped. If AI is improving rapidly why hire engineers now that you might not need in 6-12 months?
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by Sevii 11mo ago
How is this a spacecraft? It can't ever leave orbit of a planet with an atmosphere.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
For how much power they have over team organization and processes, software middle management has nearly no accountability for outcomes.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
How can LLMs be a dead end? The last improvement in LLMs came out this week.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
Just amazing that people keep letting the Ford CEO get away with this fake $120k claim.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
A slightly cheaper iPhone is already in the market (android). In theory Apple shouldn't be able to maintain these high margins.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
It's even worse. Either the CEO of FORD has no idea how much mechanics are paid or he is lying to the public for political handouts.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
Paying better than a decent chunk of degrees isn't enough to be competitive. What are the working conditions? Is it inside with AC at a desk? Is it 8 hours a day 5 days a week? If it's not you have to factor that into total comp.
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by Sevii 11mo ago
It's insane. They have the tooling to automatically lock my account because an ad doesn't follow the rules, but can't tell me while I'm making the ad? Why even let people submit invalid ads? What is the point of making i
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by Sevii 11mo ago
Do US car companies compete globally anywhere? Chinese people aren't buying GM cars. The US car industry hasn't been competitive globally since Toyota started making cars.

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