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breckenedge
1y ago
Why not have Veo make it?
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1y ago
Sounds like a great way for non-technical employees to begin not only wasting their time but engineers’ time too. I gave a clever PM read only access to our codebase and instructed him on using Claude to access it and do research, but he do
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1y ago
Gotta call them “Weighted Undies”
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1y ago
It’s a feature!
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1y ago
The actual press release with a link to the complaint. https://www.uschamber.com/workforce/u-s-chamber-files-lawsui...
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1y ago
They’re able to give an honest assessment of the ways that they’ve changed when using these tools. And how these tools changed their own day to day, and possibly their team’s. We’re still in the early days of this.
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1y ago
Do you want to hire a developer with 5+ years of LLM experience? Or 3+ years of Claude experience? Hire learners, or hire people who teach people (evaluate new tools, write guides, conduct training, mentor, etc.).
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1y ago
The LLMs are a crapshoot, and probably always will be, for reliable automatic fixing of anything. They save me time 50% of the time. The other 50% they just can’t put enough together to grok what the existing code does, but damn if their co
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1y ago
271 to 298K 28 to 77F -2 to 25C 250GPa
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Are Cloudflare Workers kind of awful?
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1y ago
Does the acts_as_chat module also have the dependent: :destroy?
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1y ago
You’re absolutely right!
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breckenedge
1y ago
What’s the “final destination”?
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1y ago
You mean short suggestions like copilot, or something like Claude Code that spitting out diffs?
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1y ago
Hah damn they. They gave us 0% financing on 2 lightly used trucks, and healthy value for a banged up used 4Runner with 120k miles. It was a no brainer.
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1y ago
Shopping mall or just a big vintage store?
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1y ago
We’re just meat tubes for microbe mobility.
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1y ago
It’s the same for me in Texas, delivery is easily 2/3 of my bill and fluctuates wildly. It’s not part of my quoted rate either, just tacked on.
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1y ago
Apparently discussing this report: https://www.challengergray.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Ch... Tech layoffs are up 36% YoY and positions are less than half of what they were last year. The 10k number
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1y ago
It wasn’t Idaho in The Fall, it was Iowa. https://fractad.wordpress.com/2024/03/23/neal-stephensons-fa...
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1y ago
The article says that institutional investing (1000+ homes) is decreasing. > Institutional investors that own 1,000 or more homes account for only about 2.2% of all investor-owned homes, the firm said. > And that number could get smal
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1y ago
Decide if you actually want a business degree. It may help you achieve your goal of not only working on side projects, but learning how to turn your side projects into legitimate businesses. And at many universities, you can change your maj
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1y ago
You’re not wrong, it is insane. I’ve been told by a few developers over my career that “comments are a code smell”. I believe this is well intentioned but ultimately harmful advice.
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1y ago
> As I have kept up conversation with my developer friends, it has become essentially the norm, and everyone is being pressed to find greater productivity using AI coding tools. What a weird alternate universe it is that I live in. My ma
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> Or do you expect every doctor, electrician, sales assistant, hairdresser, train driver etc. to start developing their own software on top of their existing job? I started my software career by automating my job, then automating other p
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1y ago
Claude Code has a “#” prefix to send messages to its long term memory. Beyond that, I just tell Claude to maintain its own memories in a collection of markdown files via CLAUDE.md. It also maintains an index.
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1y ago
Classic Steve Klabnik comment.
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1y ago
I presume via Goose via MCP in Claude Code: > I also have a local mcp which runs Goose and o3.
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1y ago
Happens at small companies too, especially those owned by private equity.
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1y ago
lol I was an English major
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