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by mrugge 1y ago
Titles in software engineering have never mattered less than they do today. Energy worrying about titles or jealosy over specific tech ownership is best channeled into focus on customer, on problem to solve and on finding the best way to so
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by mrugge 1y ago
This split between the main app stack and the data engineering / analytics stack is a time-tested architectural pattern. Has clickhouse changed the game so much that it is no longer helpful to have these purpose-built stacks? With mode
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by mrugge 1y ago
That's more of an analytics engineer role. LLMs lower the barrier to entry, but popular SQL queries are about correctness and flexibility and this often requires deep understanding and ownership of each filter and window function. This
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by mrugge 1y ago
claude code (with max subscription), cursor-agent (with usage based pricing)
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by mrugge 1y ago
the engineering that pays (big bucks)
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by mrugge 1y ago
do you have proof of this being useful for llm? wouldn't you rather it re-read the actual code it generated instead of assuming that the potentially wishful thinking or stale comment is going to lead it astray?
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by mrugge 1y ago
First thing I do is tell llm to stop writing useless docstrings and comments and instead follow clean code principles where each variable is a noun and function call a verb.
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by mrugge 1y ago
Project Lazarus (lazaruseq.com) and Project 1999 for the win. One of the best gaming communities out there still alive and kicking today. And one of the best gaming experiences.