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by chasd00 9mo ago
Also, you’re still in control of your code. It’s not an xor thing, the agent does its thing but the code is still there and yours. You can still adjust, fix, enhance etc. you’re still in control. The agent is there to help as much or as lit
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by chasd00 9mo ago
It _does_ feel good, I know what you mean. I don’t understand why exactly but there’s def an emotion associated with vibe coding. It may be related to the feeling you get when you get some code working and finish a requirement or solve a pr
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I think about those conversations a lot. I’m in the high power rocketry hobby and wrote my own flight controller using micropython and parts from Adafruit. Worked just fine and did everything I wanted it to do yet the others in the hobby ju
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Well I think that’s kind of the point or value in these tools. Let the AI do the tedious stuff saving your energy for the hard stuff. At least that’s how I use them, just save me from all the typing and tedium. I’d rather describe something
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by chasd00 9mo ago
It’s protected by requiring many hours (years) of apprenticeship. These kinds of heavily unionized jobs only reward seniority. Gotta pay your dues buddy!
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I think it’s the end of low paying dev work. If I was in one of the coding sweatshops I would be thinking hard.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I have to admit the last 6-8 weeks have been different. Maybe it’s just me realizing the value in some of these tools…
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> The really stupid bubbles end up getting themselves metastasized into the public retirement system, I'm just waiting for that to start any day now. Not sure what you mean exactly but every single 401k is tied into this.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
even in the 90s there was the phrase "the Internet, where the men are men, the women are men, and the teen girls are FBI agents". It was always the case you never really knew who/what you were dealing with on the Internet.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Zero as long as your time is worth nothing i can't remember who said it but a long time ago i remember reading "Linux is free if your time is worthless". Now we all use Linux one way or the other.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
>> How do you clone the important parts of Okta, Jira, Slack and more? With coding agents! > This is what's going to gut-punch most SaaS companies repeatedly over the next decade but there's already clones of the importan
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by chasd00 9mo ago
it's an exciting time, things are changing and changing beyond "here's my new javascript framework". It's definitely an industry shakeup kind of deal and no one knows what lies 6 months, 1 year, 5 years from now. It
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> You're free to use whatever tools you like. this is important, i feel like a lot of people are falling in to the "stop liking what i don't like" way of thinking. Further, there's a million different ways to app
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by chasd00 9mo ago
One thing I’ve noticed is that effort may be saved but not as much time. The agent can certainly type faster than me but I have to sit there and watch it work and then check its work when done. There’s certainly some time savings but not wh
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by chasd00 9mo ago
From my experience raising kids in public schools, adding money to a bad school only makes it worse.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
the absolute chaos of Paris would also be challenging.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Using AI or writing your own code isn't an xor thing. You can still write the code but have a coding assistant or something an alt/cmd-tab away. I enjoy writing code, it relaxes me so that's what I do but when I need to look
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> it could be helpful to mention that ISP DNS resolvers (or any caching resolver in the path) could decide to ignore the TTL not exactly the same but it reminds me of MTU. You can set it to whatever you want but it only takes one router
829.
by chasd00 9mo ago
IIRC a resolver is what people would think of as a DNS server only it's not an authority for any domains. Like you said, they're used to get load off of authoritative servers and are very common. I think dnsmasq is mentioned expli
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> why you need DNS for at server? just use hosts file. IP's can change without warning.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
a compiler introducing bugs into code it compiles is a nightmare thankfully few have faced. The only thing worse would be a CPU bug like the legendary Pentium bug. Imagine you compile something like Postgres only to have it crash in some un
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> If you don't care about code quality, maintainability, readability, conformance to the specification, and performance of the compiler and of the compiled code, please, give me your $20,000, I'll give you your C compiler writt
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by chasd00 9mo ago
i have to admit, even if model and tooling progress stopped dead today the world of software development has forever changed and will never go back.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Keep building and keep learning, I think you are the kind of user that stands to benefit the most from this technology.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
That situation makes sense but then i have to ask why hasn't it been done already? Software developers are not rare and if the use case is so isolated and discreet then surely it would have been tried by now. Even without genAI, CRUD,
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by chasd00 9mo ago
The moment vibecoded excel has a bug that regular Excel doesn't and a user has to wait on you to re-vibecode it's over. They'll just use Excel while you're trying to get the llm to find and fix the bug.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
there's no shortage of software engineers, if it was so easy for an organization to replace a saas with something built in-house they'd be doing it all the time. In my experience in enterprise consulting implementing a well define
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by chasd00 9mo ago
to be fair, i distinctly remember reading a newspaper article asking what was wrong with taking the time to use the card catalog at the library. There were trying to understand the popularity of google.com
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Does Apple's implementation have any sanitization layer between retrieved content and what gets fed to the model? It's been discussed a lot but fundamentally there isn't a way to solve this yet (and it may not be solvabl
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Just to be upfront, i've gone from one of the naysayers to a modest fan after spending some time using Claude Code on nights/weekends with tasks that I know I can do and how long it would take me in order to get an idea of product

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