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apwell23
1y ago
> As for that, I for one would ask that the federal government revert to going a bit more slowly. so ppl can be stuck in immigration queue for even longer ?
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1y ago
what is 'codex style workflow' ?
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1y ago
i agree. Initially i felt liberated that it is doing all the tedious work for me so i can concertate on the "good stuff" of creative thinking. I usually start out with good intentions like 1. planning out work 2. crafting really g
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1y ago
one of those cases where defining it and solving it is the same. If you know how to define it then you've solved it.
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apwell23
1y ago
yes remixing bunch of shit that already exists is good entertainment, i do it all the time. no need to be sad though as you can tell from your own creations you haven't really created anything of any value. its all AI slop.
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1y ago
> around the peak of the vibe coding madness. I thought we are currently in it now ?
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1y ago
its a unique story, thats why you know about it.
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1y ago
curious what did you build? experience only counts if you are shipping right?
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1y ago
taste cannot be reduced to a bunch of instructions.
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1y ago
> “We’re moving into a world where nothing will be forgotten,” Allie K. Miller I am constantly amazed by allie K miller positioning herself as leader and visionary in every hot trend.
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1y ago
> it's more likely that they're being judged on their attendance of BS meetings Some middle manager types in my company track emoji reactions to their messages in slack. I got written up for it, no joke. That was easy to auto
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1y ago
> you can tell them what to do though right? kind of.
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1y ago
> The other side of it is people who seem to have 'gotten it' and can dispatch multiple agents to plan/execute/merge changes across a project and want to tell you how awesome their workflow is without actually showing
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1y ago
> write the same code for the Nth time who does this though ? maybe you should extract that into a library/method/abstraction ?
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1y ago
oh yea thats true. I was talking more about ppl who have been vibe coding for a while. https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1loj3a0/this_pret...
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1y ago
ppl are getting slowly disillusioned with vibe coding. yes AI assisted workflow might be here to stay but it won't be the magical put programmers out of job thing. And this the best product market fit for LLMs. I imagine it will be eve
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1y ago
Another said: “Yes we’re quirky and weird, but that’s what makes this place a magical cradle of innovation,” wrote one. “OpenAI is weird in the most magical way. We contain multitudes.” i thought i was reading /r/linkedinl
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1y ago
so its back to hand coding stuff again. They are going to slowly add "features" that brings handcoding back till its like 100% handcoding again.
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apwell23
1y ago
you can just tell it do that or in your claude.md. don't need hooks
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1y ago
EMs are usually safer unless the whole team is being vanished. which also happens but IC layoffs are more common.
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1y ago
> IC who resents their manager or doesn’t understand the role. Its easy to blame IC . Why is this so common?
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1y ago
> your morally based personal conception of "fraud" isn't relevant to what actual practise is lying on your visa application is visa fraud. Its not that complicated. It has nothing to do with "this administration"
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1y ago
ceos love love love middle management. Its their favorite thing in the world. They are addicted to it. Ignore all the talk about 'the flattening' . middle management is back with a vengeance, bigger than ever, at meta and airbnb
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1y ago
> An obvious (to a layman HNer) crime isn't one until legally declared so. ok so what? Go ahead commit fraud in visa applications? plenty do already and get visas approved, like i said in my own comment. I've seen ppl get h1b&#
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1y ago
fraud is only fraud iff its discovered? are you a bot ? i am having hard time believing a normal adult human would come up with that .
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1y ago
they simply don't care about jobs numbers. chips fall where they may
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1y ago
What abt azure? is it any good?
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1y ago
> western hemisphere oh yea to outnumber the native population they were taking over during colonial times. ironically it came back to bite them now that they are on the receiving end of replacement.
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1y ago
you have reveal all social media accounts not one of your choosing. ppl commenting here without even checking the basics :(
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1y ago
Doing that would be visa fraud. Why create any rule if ppl can commit fraud anyways? Why ask for educational qualifications for h1b because ppl can create fake certificates( many do) ?
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