i_love_retros

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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
My coworker said he does that too. Also have coworkers using AI to run git commands. Nothing fancy either- just pull, push, merge etc
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Already libraries for that which are battle tested, why vibe code a unique solution each time?
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Lol why is it arrogant? My workplace is evidence that having a senior engineer title or even a computer science degree doesn't mean you are a good engineer. I honestly think some people have fake credentials and got their jobs via nepo
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
>Yeah let’s rely on this commodity whose supply and price are controlled by the dumbest egomaniacs on the planet. Don't talk about Americans that way!
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
If only the regular folk could rise up and take back their tax money and spend it on something that collectively helps them like universal healthcare. It's so lucky for the crooks running the country that the regular folk haven't
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Why would I be? If I bust my ass making sure all the vibe coded slop gets corrected the leadership will still give all the credit to AI and probably fire most of us because they think AI can do our jobs. Better to let it all burn if you ask
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Hahaha sell our product for us for no compensation! I sense these AI companies getting desperate. Could it be that the public seem to hate AI? Could it be that they are making huge losses? I'm being an anti champion, pushing back on my
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
OK sam
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
The billions being thrown at openai and anthropic are speculative
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
My team are just vibe coding now and code review is non existent. Just hit approve. Why should anyone waste their time and brain cells reviewing a massive pile of slop. If management want us to go all in on AI then we will. Full trust in it
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Yes my heart does
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
You need a smart watch to tell you you are breathing?
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Collectively we have the power to do something about it if enough people care to. It's called democratic socialism. https://www.dsausa.org/
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Why would I risk death? Why would anyone? Everyone just needs to press red
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
What is coding for the sake of coding? I don't think anyone does that. Its about solving puzzles, using your brain, learning by doing, creating things- none of that happens when you use llm coding tools. Instead all you're doing i
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
What is the skill that needs to be learned? I've been forced to vibe code everything at work, there's no skill required to ask Claude code to do something.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Why would I not press red?
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
And for what? Chatbots no one wants? The ability to produce more mediocre products faster, products that no one needs? It's disgusting. We're headed for a weyland-yutani future not a star trek future.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
All these billions being thrown around weekly and yet people still living in poverty with no access to healthcare, and that's just America. It's truly shameful. Which techbro is gonna tell me those poor people just didn't wor
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Can't we throw billionaires in the meat grinder instead?
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
We're going to need UBI really soon. I fear for society as we know it if it doesn't happen.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Trumps first campaign promise was drain the swamp. The center of power in america has never been more swamp like than now. In fact swamp is not accurate, more like gigantic pile of steaming stinking trash.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Not the same at all. For that to happen you would have to explicitly visit their channel (forgive incorrect terminology, I don't use youtube). If someone kept posting on hackernews asking you to subscribe I hope you wouldn't appre
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Dude it comes across, maybe only to me, as a bit shameless. Or maybe it's just that there are so many people lapping it up like you're doing a public service that I find tedious. I wish hackernews had a block feature but alas it d
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
You do realise they are doing it for self promotion right?
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Is anyone really reviewing code anymore though? It sounds like you are, but where I work its pretty much just scan the PR as a symbolic gesture and then hit approve. There's too much to review, to frequently.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
Oh shiiiiit boy! An incrementation dropped!!
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
It makes me uneasy because my role now, which is prompting copilot, isn't worth my salary.
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by i_love_retros 6mo ago
The real question is how the fuck is cursor worth $60B

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