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by boesboes 1y ago
Nah, they just don't give a fuck. Never have
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by boesboes 1y ago
Tell that to the HR people! I was once 'asked' to rate all my colleagues in a excel sheet so HR had 'something to base their evaluation on' smh
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by boesboes 1y ago
f'ing annoying and pretentious.
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by boesboes 1y ago
What a scam
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by boesboes 1y ago
It is not. In fact, it is all the modern design sensibilities and front-end frameworks that make it nearly impossible to make accessible things. We once had the rule HTML should be purely semantic and all styling should be in CSS. It was br
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by boesboes 1y ago
s/Apple/USA & BIgtech/g
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by boesboes 1y ago
Apparently we are all fish. Or fish don't exist. To explain: if you want to define a taxonomy in which all things that look like fish and swim are 'fish' then we are too. We are more closely related to most 'fish' t
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by boesboes 1y ago
This, I was allowed to use the grahpic mode to do integrals and differentials. It made high school easy, but in uni I had zero math skills it turned out. Had to switch studies..
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by boesboes 1y ago
After working with claude code for a few months, I am not worried.
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by boesboes 1y ago
I've been using it to do all my work for the last month or two and have decided it's not worth it. I haven't made any recordings or anything, so this is purely my subjective experience: it's ok at greenfield stuff with s
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by boesboes 1y ago
I've been trying it for a couple of months, I can't recommend it either tbh. It's frustrating as hell to work with: super inconsistent, very bad at following its own instructions, wasteful and generally unreliable. The proble
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by boesboes 1y ago
That's fine, then you just have to deal with ads, 'sponsored results' and the AI spam. And the tracking, if you care about that.
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by boesboes 1y ago
It reminds me of the piracy lawsuits that claimed damages as if every download would have been a sale
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by boesboes 1y ago
Because short-term profits outweigh everything probably.
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by boesboes 1y ago
What is going on? We are blaming poor management and coaching/training on a tool again. It doesn't work, just as much as tools are never the answer to cultural problems. But blaming (or fixing) the tech is easy, that's why de
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by boesboes 1y ago
It's from the post. And I agree, the author has no clue what objectively means. Just another old-man-shouting-at-cloud blog post. you company culture sucks and the juniors need to be managed better. Don't blame the tools.
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by boesboes 1y ago
That line is about data they find on internet. soooo completely not relevant
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by boesboes 1y ago
What a terrible, utter bullshit article. Full of half truths and fear mongering. smh.
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by boesboes 1y ago
This. Also, I cannot imagine this is legal under the GDPR; as your options are: pay or accept surveillance
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by boesboes 1y ago
Yeah, i was pretty glad to see i have zero open issue remaining today!
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by boesboes 1y ago
After 30 years of writing code myself, i am quite happy to let AI do the bulk. But, especially with legacy code and monoliths with a lot of different conflicting patterns, you MUST check every thought and step. Every change. Lest it goes o
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by boesboes 1y ago
Yeah, it has become unusable for me. Maybe it always has been and I am just trying to solve harder problems with it and more critical of the results. But it’s still infinitely better than gemini for me, that can’t do anything useful. It eve
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by boesboes 1y ago
And how are we going to charge all those EV's? the grid is already overloaded in many places. Here we are requested to not charge our cars during certain times to reduce load. And how will all the people that are buying 500€ second han
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by boesboes 1y ago
Yeah, i noticed it falls back to sonnet much quicker too. Most days within the first few minutes. And the 529.. it's borderline unusable at times. But the worst part: While claude code, the tools and cli etc, has become much better ove
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by boesboes 1y ago
Claude code looses the ability to distinguish between it's own mistakes and my instructions. Once it gets confused, start over. The longer the sessions, the more it starts to go in loops or just decides that the test was already broken
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by boesboes 1y ago
Ok, what does this have to do with the comment you are replying to? I am genuinely curious how this has any relation to the remarks regarding box office numbers
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by boesboes 1y ago
This. AI replacing all software engineers? Hype. Me, a SE with 20 years experience, using AI to do the heavy lifting of refactoring 2500 code points and corresponding tests, so that i can focus on what is the correct solution? That works ve
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by boesboes 1y ago
> This paper proposes a novel approach grounded in a fourfold pattern observed at multiple levels of granularity in nature, referred to as ‘ Kn′, ‘Po’, ‘Pr’, and ‘H’, which correlates with concepts of knowledge, presence, power, and harm
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by boesboes 1y ago
How is that rellevant, this just show how broken reviews are. How much of a scamm it is
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by boesboes 1y ago
Lol, try again without being a jerk

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