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1y ago
Most people do.
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1y ago
True Legend, wish more investors were like him helping the underrepresented.
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1y ago
Am i the only one who couldn't care less about these semantics and doesn't get what the heck you're even talking about?
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1y ago
or replace actual devs
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1y ago
It's not toxic so someone could try it.
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1y ago
I've never heard of someone installing a browser extension on mobile and if i haven't heard it, your regular user won't for sure.
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<< At launch, Comet will be available first to subscribers of Perplexity’s $200-per-month Max plan, as well as a small group of invitees that signed up to a waitlist. Boy i already pay Anthropic that. Now i should pay another 200 buck
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1y ago
Hopefully an unemployed one. She deserves to be thrown into jail.
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We need something like a kitchen brigade in software - one who writes the vibe code tickets (Chef de Vibe), one who reviews the vibe code (Sous-Vibe), one who oversees the agents and restarts them if they get hung up (Agent de Station). We
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Probably why i end up always returning the watch.
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''' Do I ever use AI applications to quickly check something and then discover that hours have passed? Do I ever swear off or set limits around my use of AI, and then break my commitments? Do I have binges on AI application
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1y ago
Well, i worked +300 hours with Claude Code, and this also a pretty common experience by many others, not just me.
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No, we're not at this stage. This is exactly the reason why so many of us say that this tools are dangerous in the hands of inexperienced developers. Claude Code will usually try to please you instead of challenging your thoughts. It w
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Same. The moment anthropic covered claude code with their max subscription i switched over. I don't care about general ai and their chat interfaces. I need the best specialized battle-tested tools that proved to solve the problems i ha
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<< According to official records, the design for the bridge shifted multiple times over the past seven years, largely due to conflicts between the Public Works Department (PWD) and the Railways. The two agencies couldn’t agree on how
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1y ago
You should get hired by reddit.
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1y ago
I have so many questions to the developers but i believe the answers will just crush my poor worker soul so let it be.
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That was a solved problem in the 00's with the advent of Rails, or so i thought. Then came the JS framework craze and everything needed to be reinvented. Not just that, but frameworks which had all these battle-tested boring parts were
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Ah, this is what the future after Jira looks like.
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That in my experience is never the bottleneck, at least not for professionals. Letting Claude code is the easy part of the job. Gathering the requirements, Drafting a good story for claude, guiding claude through the endless mistakes it us
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not only that but the german tax system is designed in a way to make holding multiple jobs as unattractive as possible.
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all our perception of time seems messed up. claude code came out like 4 months ago and it feels like we had been using this thing for the past years. it feels like every week there is a new breakthrough in ai. it has never been more soul dr
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Yep, code won't matter in the future. Code isn't the bottleneck anymore and it's a good liberation for us professional developers. Now we can move on.
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1y ago
At least they will be more confident than ever that they can when all the LLM ever says is "You are absolutely right!" ;)
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>> While fancy, users don't want to sit and have a verbose ChatGPT style conversation with Siri, they just want the command run and done. You're absolutely right! Unfortunately Siri is too dumb for even those most basic task
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You are absolutely right! The AI slop is getting out of control.
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So is from external users. The only feedback that may be heard must be numeric and translate to $$$ KPI. Hint: Youtube viewers are not Googles customers.
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I fear the future won't make us more educated but even dumber as the tech and ai tries to do all thinking for us, even thinking we don't want to learn languages as this is just one more "inefficiency" in humans to eradic
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Reddit is the worst offender. I really wonder what goes through the mind of the management clerks at these companies.
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1y ago
So Google assumes that its user only speaks one language and needs translation for everything else. Is this the educational standard in America?
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