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by codingismycraft 5mo ago
The market is rapidly commoditizing the "wrapper layer" of developers who just chain APIs together. When the hype settles and the industry becomes a game of performance, efficiency, and margins, the real demand will be for systems
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by codingismycraft 5mo ago
I spent 3 days working on a web app that AI could have "vibe coded" in minutes. To see if it was better to use vibe coding and agentic tools, I asked the models themselves if my manual effort was a waste of time. Their answers—and
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by codingismycraft 8mo ago
Postman just announced its March 2026 updates, and it’s a massive change and deviation from its original purpose as an API testing and documentation tool. I think this is a good example of Vendor lockin (for its users) and feature creep for
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by codingismycraft 8mo ago
Some people are trying to turn Neovim into a VS Code clone with file trees, popups, and flashy icons. To me, this defeats the whole purpose (If you need a "total package" just use an IDE) The magic of Vim is its simplicity—it’s ju
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The AI Revolution in Coding: Why I'm Ignoring the Prophets of Doom(codingismycraft.blog)
2 points by codingismycraft 8mo ago|0 comments
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by codingismycraft 1y ago
Don’t Let Your Code Fall Apart! Rushing Into coding usually leads to Disaster.. Planning and Smart Design Can Help You Build Rock-Solid, Future-Proof Software.
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by codingismycraft 2y ago
I believe that features like variadic friends, advanced template metaprogramming techniques (including concepts and ranges), and even constructs like coroutines and lambdas with auto return type add layers of complexity to C++. While these
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Nope, AI cannot replace human programmers yet
2 points by codingismycraft 2y ago|0 comments
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by codingismycraft 2y ago
Despite the benefits of Python's flexibility, the language's approach contrasts with C++ and Java’s emphasis on consistent object-oriented principles and backward compatibility. The Perl 6 saga serves as a cautionary tale of the c
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by codingismycraft 2y ago
Human expertise, developed through rigorous study and practical experience, cannot be replaced by AI. While AI can serve as a valuable assistant, it should not be viewed as a substitute for deep, acquired knowledge and mastery.
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by codingismycraft 3y ago
Your analogy of a 'cows not producing plastic bottles of milk with neat little labels' beautifully illustrates the effort, thought, and skill that goes into programming and developing websites. Your dedication and passion for you
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by codingismycraft 3y ago
This blog post explores the potential drawbacks of overusing SQLAlchemy, a popular SQL toolkit and Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) system amongst Python developers. It discusses how over-reliance on SQLAlchemy can lead to violations of obje
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How to Hunt for Hidden Treasures: Lessons from a Clever Locksmith(codingismycraft.blog)
4 points by codingismycraft 3y ago|0 comments
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Predicting dementia using AI from MRI scans(neuproscan.com)
2 points by codingismycraft 3y ago|0 comments
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Simplest Backpropagation Example(accounts.google.com)
2 points by codingismycraft 4y ago|1 comments
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by codingismycraft 4y ago
An attempt to simplify as much as possible the logic behind Linear regression and Least Squares applied to one dependent and one independent variable.
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An open source monitoring library for async Python
3 points by codingismycraft 5y ago|0 comments
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Mnemic: A Monitoring application for async Python(mnemic.readthedocs.io)
3 points by codingismycraft 5y ago|1 comments
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by codingismycraft 5y ago
Mnemic is about tracing and profiling applications. The current version is focused on python but other any other language supporting asynchronous programming can be used.
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by codingismycraft 9y ago
Except very trivial cases, any piece of software contains bugs that need to be fixed needs to add features based on new user stories and also must to adopt to the constantly evolving hardware. Linux is a perfect example of this constantly e
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by codingismycraft 9y ago
Great software projects are never finished; instead they always evolve and improved similarly to living organisms and unsimilar to material things. I completely disagree with your analogy to a carpenter who builds a chair, this metaphor is
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Adding descriptors to your python arsenal(codingismycraft.com)
3 points by codingismycraft 9y ago|0 comments
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by codingismycraft 9y ago
I agree that the classification of a new feature or anything that has to do with the presentation layer is not exclusively a developer's choice. More than this though, assuming that the stakeholder has a clear decision about issues rel
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Shipping buggy code: The most critical skill for a programmer(codingismycraft.com)
15 points by codingismycraft 9y ago|2 comments
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by codingismycraft 10y ago
>> I disagree with the given metaphor of TDD as scientifically falsifiable. TDD >> posits the answers first, and builds a theory around it. As new answers/unit >> tests are put into place, the theory/program beco
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Falsifiability and Unit Testing(codingismycraft.com)
1 points by codingismycraft 10y ago|3 comments
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Metrics converted to goals lose their focus(codingismycraft.com)
2 points by codingismycraft 11y ago|0 comments