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by chasd00 9mo ago
"I'm aware this is unhinged. We're doing it anyway" i love this! I ordered a tshirt they other day that says "Claude's Favorite" I may be placing an order for a new design soon :)
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by chasd00 9mo ago
heh devops was suppose to end the careers of DBAs and SysAdmins, instead it created a whole new industry. "a shitload of people have meaningless busy work corporate jobs." for real.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I'm sure i'm missing something but can you not ask the llm to add the reasoning behind the commit in the comments as part of the general llm instructions?
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by chasd00 9mo ago
one technique i've found useful is i don't click on the link if i'm not interested.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
coming back to this way too late. I was half joking, it just seemed like an odd mix of planes. Like i would expect a B1 + 4 F18s, or like a B2 and 2 F-22s or maybe just a group of 5 F-16s. The variety of aircraft from the variety of eras wa
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> I don’t need to ask what to code. I can deduce it as easily as doing 2+2. in those cases you wouldn't use an agent. It's not an xor thing, you use the tool where it works and not where it doesn't.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> who's willing to learn new things. I tell my boys, get good at learning and you don't have to get good at anything else. I think that still holds now as much as ever.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
for me, and i bet many people, the only riddles being solved (at least at work) for the last few years amount to "what is eslint complaining about now?". It's nice not to have to eff with things like that and other aggravatio
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> It's like with machinists and 3D printers that's a good analogy, maybe change 3d printers to CNC. I think there's a group of people that derive joy and satisfaction from using the part they designed and there's anot
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> far enough from retirement that a layoff now would meaningfully change that timeline or QOL yeah this is where i am. Turning 50 in April, I have two boys about to hit college and the bills associated with that and i have 15 years befor
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> We can go back to the metal and create a new kind of computer; one that does have a kind of permanence. it's kind of strange to think about but i guess now there's a new incentive to do something truly new and innovative. The
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by chasd00 9mo ago
What the author describes is also the feeling when you shift from being a developer all day to being a team lead or manager. When you become a lead you have to let go and get comfortable with the idea that the code is not going to be how yo
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by chasd00 9mo ago
The Super Bowl fly over was kind of random. My son said it was f18s, f35s, and f15s. I was able to make out the two b1bs. It was like the air force forgot about the flyover and just scrambled whatever was on the closest tarmac.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I’ve noticed AGI hasn’t been mentioned lately. This time last year it was right around the corner. I guess reality has set in, search engine with ads is it + some coding agents.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Probably means the perpetual “…speaking of security, let me tell you about our sponsor nordvpn…” that’s in every video on YouTube.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
So much for GitHub being a good source of training data. Btw, someone prompt Claude code “make an equivalent to GitHub.com and deploy it wherever you think is best. No questions.”
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Yeah Dallas county Texas, where I live, for family of 4 and 2 working adults is around $105k/year. That seems close, there’s nothing secure about that long term (no room for savings or retirement) but it’s livable.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I think they just do that to get to an hourly rate. It’s probably better to look at the annual income and think of that number regardless of how many hours you worked during the year.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
you're perfectly free to read, understand, even edit code created by these coding agents. I must have made that point in a dozen threads just like this one. Do people think because an agent was used then the code is unaccessible to the
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by chasd00 9mo ago
i would imagine that's what everyone is doing instead of sitting on their hands. Setup a different remote and have your team push/pull to/from it until Github comes back up. I mean you could probably use ngrok and setup a rem
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I’m interested in seeing this too. Heh an agent will gladly pay a dollar of their human’s money if they can declare success.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Telling people like me to f—— off is just going to accelerate irrelevance in situations like this. You have your fork and the fixes, the PR is just kindness on your part. If they don’t want it then just move on with your fork. I once s
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Sounds pretty typical of the startup scene. Long hours for a chance at something great.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
There’s nothing stopping you from reviewing the plan or even changing it yourself. In the setup I use the plan is just a markdown file that’s broken apart and used as the prompt.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I did the same thing but with react and supabase. I wouldn’t have done this on my own because of the react drudgery.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> “social media" is toxic I have 14 and 16 year old sons and they, and their friends, have the same feeling about social media. Their preferred way to communicate with friends is an iMessage group.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I see what you mean but I haven’t had an LLM produce code that I didn’t understand or couldn’t follow. Also, if it does it’s pretty easy to ask it to explain it to you. I’ve asked for explanations for ridiculously long lists of tailwind css
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Claude code makes react + tailwindcss + whatever component library actually bearable for me. I can just “make a navbar on the left hand side of the screen like vscode has” and it mostly does it, a few tweaks and I have what I want. I waste
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by chasd00 9mo ago
This is the way. I think we’re in for some rough years at first but then what you described will settle in to the “best practice” (I hate that term). I look forward to the really bizarre bugs and incidents that make the news in the next 2-3
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I haven’t noticed much change yet at my firm. However, I work at a giant organization (700k+ employees) and they’re struggling to keep up. The lawyers aren’t even sure if we own the IP of agent generated code let alone the legal risk of sen

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