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by acedTrex 7mo ago
> No, your behavior is the cause of that. My behavior is a reaction to the environment I am in. And currently the environment is push slop code as fast as possible. So being able to claw back just a little bit of my time from the people
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
The industry is broken now, this is just a response to that. Leadership and product don't have any respect for the code, why would engineers have any respect for the ticketing process. Thats an unreasonable asymmetric effort demand, &q
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/jira-cli just install this and have claude write a skill on how to use it. Its laughably simple to do. I havent touched the jira UI in months.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Ironically my favorite use of claude is removing caring about jira from my workflow. I already didn't care about it but now i dont have to spend any time on it. I treat jira like product owners treat the code. Which is infinitely humor
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
I buy a macbook for the hardware and tolerate macos. I mostly do terminal stuff so i can largely avoid it.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
I mean, they contributed their fixes upstream. Thats the most important thing they could do here.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Everytime i have to login to oracle cloud i strongly wish i was not logging into oracle cloud...
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Well they are currently the ones valued at a number with a whole lotta 0s on it. I think they should probably do both
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
No one does currently, and its going to take a few very painful and high profile failures of vital systems for this industry to RELEARN its lesson about the price of speed. In fact it will probably need to happen a few times PER org for the
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
> (2) there's nothing wrong with more people being able to create and share things There is very clearly many things wrong with this when the things being shown require very little skill or effort.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Yep, my day to day is now miserable, LLMs have ruined everything that made this field fun, and greatly enhanced everything that made it suck.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Yes exactly, of all the uses cases for LLMs "writing code" is easily my least favorite. Theres so many other cool things for "stochastic contextual orchestrators"
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
yep, as is always the case, it has to break before you can fix it. Bandaiding something along just makes it more painful for longer.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
> There never was a cohesive generic open source community. There are no meaningful group norms. This was and always will be a fiction. It's always been a bit splintered, but it was generally composed of 95%+ of people that know how
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
This might be true, but we can continue to try and require the communities we have been part of for years to act a certain way regarding disclosures. If the community majority changes it mind then so be it. But the fight will continue for q
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
Claude attempted a treesitter to go port Better title
167.
by acedTrex 8mo ago
I think some people are missing the sarcasm here
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
God cloudflare's blog quality has fallen off a fuckin cliff ehh. Used to be so good now its just llm slop both content and actual writing.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
> Nothing to do with AI, or even the capabilities of AI. The person intentionally didn't put in much effort. The part to do with AI is that it was not able to drive a comprehensive and bug free driver with minimal effort from the hu
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
There will absolutely be systems of the future that are entirely LLM written. Honestly they will probably be better quality than the standard offshore team output. But lets all hope these are not vital systems we end up depending on.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
Well i generally look for signals that a place I might eat at knows how to cook. If I walk in and I see rats on the floor and theres no kitchen I probably won't be interested. I apply the same logic to software.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
The influx if these sorts of posts have largely pushed me out of all my previous "programmer" online spots. I have zero interest in seeing something that Claude emitted that the author could never in a million years have written i
173.
by acedTrex 8mo ago
Yes both of those are beyond worthless and largely uninteresting. That being said, THOSE projects at this point have enough "activity" around them to make them at least somewhat worthy of a post. Which none of the vibe code posts
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
> Just because you can't separate the noise from signal with that easy check doesn't mean these people can't get the joy of side projects I would love to meet these people that are getting joy out of seeing other peoples r
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
> You don’t have to announce your displeasure to the world. If your spaces that were previously full of interesting things suddenly become deluged with uninteresting things then that is something to complain about.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
"stole from foreign countries" is not how tariffs work.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
who is sponsoring and pushing these bills?
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
I love this take, i feel similarly. LLMs can never rob me of my personal enjoyment of computing. Sure they might make my work life hell, but i've always considering my programming hobby to be completely separate from work.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
Yep, i absolutely expect this to happen, the quality signals that humans use are going to be forever in flux now as the humans try to stay ahead of the bots.
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by acedTrex 8mo ago
Seeing projects with first commits from 3-4 years ago feels like finding pre nuclear testing steel. No strong proof exists that this project was not conceived as slop.

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