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fullstackwife
1y ago
but Gemini is perfect for tab completion, and the price for Gemini will be always lower
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fullstackwife
1y ago
Sounds like NPM:)
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fullstackwife
1y ago
This reminds me about PHP hello world programs which would take a string from GET, use it as a path, read a file from this path, and return the content in the response. You could make a website while not using any knowledge about websites.
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fullstackwife
1y ago
FAANG means tens of thousands of employees, hundreds of PAs and thousands of teams. "Culture" is not homogenous, and what worked for me is pushing myself out of my immediate circle of co-workers, also changed teams/department
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fullstackwife
1y ago
Anyone can vibe code their own Windsurf/Cursor alternative, and adjust it accordingly to their needs. You don't need majority of the features, most of them are developed because of the usual "large enterprise customer wants a
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Are we reinventing software engineering? What happened to the "write code for error" principle?
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fullstackwife
2y ago
It is important to not lock yourself into any cloud provider. For example using services like Firebase, which are very good, means you cannot *easily* move to self host once your business idea turns out to be a success.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Job market will verify those students, but the outcome may be potentially disheartening for you, because those guys may actually succeed one way or another. Think punched cards: they are gone along with the mindset of "need to implemen
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Figjam, and then doing a screenshot, and paste to the destination doc
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Openai SDK docs: > Notably, our SDK is compatible with any model providers that support the OpenAI Chat Completions API format. so you can use with everything, not only OpenAI?
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fullstackwife
2y ago
> Russia if they manage to mass produce Su-57 or Su-75 They can only do that if US provides them with required components oh wait...
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fullstackwife
2y ago
"wild", "insane" keywords usually are a good filter for marketing spam.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Whatever you do, always do it on a branch!
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fullstackwife
2y ago
The same mechanism: Jerry is not hungry, yet Jerry will eat another slice of pizza.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Jira Viewer - connect to your self hosted Jira database, and view the content, navigate projects, search issues. Open source, modern, scalable, and free.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
You could describe all frontend JS frameworks the same way: you spend 95% of time on content and mechanics of your webapp, while the framework provides the easy 5%.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Looks similar to my experience, except this part: > if it doesn’t work, Q&A with aider to fix I fix errors myself, because LLMs are capable of producing large chunks of really stupid/wrong code, which needs to be reverted, and t
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fullstackwife
2y ago
> Ch04-People.pdf Common sense approach to AI in game, no buzzwords, or resume driven development!
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fullstackwife
2y ago
They write the right stuff: - https://www.fastcompany.com/28121/they-write-right-stuff (pdf: https://www.eng.auburn.edu/~kchang/comp6710/readings/They%20... )
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fullstackwife
2y ago
it's more then that suddenly some foreign company gains control over traffic in your country think how it works with various Maps and their pathfinding algorithms, how often you see drivers blindly following Maps instructions? how ofte
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fullstackwife
2y ago
It was not supposed to be a praise
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Langchain is the WordPress of LLMs. The point of Langchain is the tooling, the platform, established conventions, community, support, and the ecosystem.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Computer programs are like sausages. It's better not to see them being made.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
There is another hat: cannot resist pigeonholing other people once you get someone pigeonholed, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy
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2y ago
> Who is hiring 2035: > Looking for a low level engineer, who works close to the metal, will work on our prompts
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2y ago
Shadow layoffs / quiet quitting is not related to work effectiveness
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2y ago
Western Europe and Germany in particular are like Sméagol thinking about cheap Russian gas, and they dreamed about ending the war ASAP since 2022, because without cheap gas leverage their economy will sink. Also a political crisis in EU is
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fullstackwife
2y ago
This is a classic example of org-politic power play, and a blame game. Programmers are not skilled in this kind of internal corporate warfare.
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fullstackwife
2y ago
Your content must be optimised for search engines (until 2024) Your content must be optimised for LLMs (since 2025)
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fullstackwife
2y ago
I remember the discussions about the impact of Microsoft FrontPage on web development. The consensus was that FrontPage produces crap code which does not work well, and if you need something good, you need to write the code by hand. 25 year
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