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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Found another one
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Just the opposite, he has over 15 years of experience of providing third party frameworks for the iOS community, used in thousands of apps. He founded PSPDFKit, a library for working with PDFs and managed to make an exit of the company wort
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
YouTube is consumption only, you don't really have a lot of discussions, also it's stale, because it takes quite a bit to reflect the latest. As a Reddit user - Reddit's tech talk quality is quite lower than X. Don't kno
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Mastodon has a lot of tech people but very much a hard on for hating anything with AI, especially with AI coding. The rest of the social networks don’t really get a meaningful amount of tech discussions. X is the only place to learn about t
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Like it or not, it's where most people are
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
You should really invest in more reading comprehension
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
GP is directly discussing the maintainer your comment has nothing to do with the topic discussed...
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
It did but they worked around the limitation. Also you can use any other model - Codex, MiniMax, etc
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
It’s kind of nice for some things. Like my bank sends me an email for each transaction i do on my card and i can just point it to my email, have it process the data and i can see where my money went and how i’ve done each month. And i know
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
The main dev was on vacation in Marrakech when first testing, so he just grabbed screenshots there. Clawdbot was able to successfully check him in on his flight back home by itself
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
If I open React it’ll also look random to me and there’s definitely not one person that has a good mental model of how everything works in there as well. Just a thought
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
1. you can do everything with CC but not while out and about, also CC isn’t proactive and doesn’t loop on things you’ve connected it to 2 they’ve recently optimized token usage 3. Anthropic did lock it down at the same time they did OpenCod
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Peter Steinberger is a well respected developer that started out in the mobile dev community. He founded a company, then made an exit and is set for money, so he just does things for fun. Yes, he AI generated all of it, go through his artic
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Who said I’m hating on it? Just pointing out the hypocrisy in the comment.
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
North Macedonia and Albania aren’t? What about when they join the EU?
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Didn’t they make it so that citizens of 75 countries can’t emigrate to the US just yesterday?
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by akmarinov 9mo ago
Apple should really consider starting to host WWDC outside the US like Canada. This really cuts into who can attend it. Though since they no longer do the 5 days thing and just invite people at the office for a couple of days- might not eve
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Only at the expense of profits and they’d be damned if they let anything affect profits
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Also GPT 5.2 is better than slOpus
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Imagine if people said “just use swift and kotlin” back before RN and Flutter - we wouldn’t have them
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
He might be referring to Apple abandoning SwiftUI as there’s a rumor going around about it.
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Well we have 5000 front end frameworks, with more every day. I imagine once LLMs are in charge - they won’t need that many.
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Doctors and lawyers are also going away, it’s just harder to see as they’re not exposed as much to this technology yet, it’ll be more of a “flip a switch” moment for them. Doctors might fare better since there are laws and regulations that
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
I started in July-August and it’s a learning curve, you start with “i’ve got all the power” and gradually learn the limits of the AI models, so you start closing the loop and getting them what they need to make sure that they’ll output what
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Yeah Claude was like that for me too. Give GPT 5.2 Codex a shot.
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
Oh yeah, I’ve been a lot more productive, closing tickets faster. These tools are somewhat slow, so you need to work on several things at once, so multitasking is vital. When i get defects from the QA team, I spawn several agents with sever
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
They didn’t have to, they decided that it’ll be more stable to revert them for the holidays, so that they won’t be in the office fixing issues on Christmas. You can read more about it at https://steipete.me/posts/2025&#
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
I’m one of those people. Used Claude Code until September then Codex exclusively. All my code has been AI generated, nothing by hand. I review the code and if I don’t like something- I let it know how it should be changed. Used to be a lot
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by akmarinov 10mo ago
And i just got a ton of apps updated and ready for it… Thanks, Obama
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by akmarinov 11mo ago
His dying was also part of his lack of taste, since he went with alternative medicine rather than actual medicine

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