sdevonoes

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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
You are wrong. We should ditch walled gardens like twitter/facebook/ig
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
It’s not about them being smart or not. It’s about giving anthropic/openai/google the power to handle our future. Haven’t we learned anything about tech giants so far?
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
Any engineer (any person actually) can “learn to use AI” in a couple of days. It’s not rocket science; there’s no chance of left behind. If you haven’t use LLMs at all, a weekend would be enough to be on par with everyone else in the indust
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
We are moving steady without breaking things. So we don’t typically use llms for 100% of the code (we rely on it for prototyping and for code in the edge: like sdks and the like. For core functionality we have very good senior engineers)
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
90% of the stories on HN are AI related. It’s normal to have so many bots nowadays. If HN dies, wouldn’t be the worst thing tbh
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
Why do you care about github? It’s Just another corporation doing what they know best: harvesting money. The software ecosystem can live without github just fine
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
I haven’t seen a single ai-based product that’s relevant and making money. In all the companies i have worked for, ai hasn’t been a productivity multiplier
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
What the hell are you talking about? More value to society? By allowing the usa military to use their models? You must be a sadic
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
These are the worst kind of engineering managers. Arrogants, god-complex, always serving the company instead of serving the employees
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
Nothing? Why would you want to upload code to the cloud?
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
Wtf. This post has 3 accounts opened in less than 48h ago which are talking to each other with AI flavours. I suspect they all are managed by the same person. It should be trivial flag such behaviour
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by sdevonoes 5mo ago
TDD in 2026? Besides, TDDs main benefit is to come up with a decent architecture for your system… LLMs can already do that if instructed. I don’t see the point of TDD
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
Good try, Sam Altman
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
There is enough good material pre 2022
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
But why give Anthropic/openai our money? Nonsense. Use open models
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
How are they disrupted by AI? Like the times I have used LLMs is the terminal… while I still have the Jetbrains IDE open
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
> if it runs of out of cash - then it's bad for the whole industry. Why? I don’t think we would suffer if anthropic disappeared tomorrow
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
They keep adding this “cloud of dots” where each dot represents a concept or something you wrote, and they are linked to other dots… sure it’s pretty the first time you see it, but it’s not useful at all beyond that
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
The sooner you cancel the sooner you become independent of them
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
They are interested in money and ads. We cannot expect anything good from openai, anthropic, meta, google. We had a couple of decades of brilliant engineers working for faang. What did we get as a result? Just crap: twitter, instagram, yout
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
Just go the old way. You will save a lot of time, and gain a lot of knowledge. In my company we have tried using claude for exactly the same task you have. The results were bad. We discovered a few interesting things, but most of the stuff
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
One thing about obsidian is that it’s not open source. So if one day they change something and you don’t like it, you will be forced to use a different KB. That means to change your flows, the ux, etc. That’s a big downside from my pov (it’
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
At least for me it’s not about speed, but the npm ecosystem: I try to avoid running npm deps in my home computer (if any, I run them in VMs, but a KB should run in the host I believe)
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
I must be weird, but coffee (or caffeine) doesn’t really “wake me up” in the mornings and I could drink it in the night and still sleep well. Because of that I don’t drink coffee; I prefer tea
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
I would buy it if it had wifi. A (decent to wear) watch with wifi would be awesome. Tons of ideas for apps I would build for myself Ofc, im excluding apple
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
You are normalising layoffs in companies that are not losing money. If you are a regular employee, this kind of behaviour affects you, but hereyou are saying “it’s alright folks, it’s just business “. Sure thing these kind of layoffs are no
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
And little money buys even less. What’s your point?
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
With that kind of mindset… man, so sorry for you
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
So if they fuck it up again and now they have, let’s say, “db problems” instead of “caching problems”, you would happily simply pay more? Wtf
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by sdevonoes 6mo ago
We should encourage minimal dependency on multibillion tech companies like anthropic. They, and similar companies are just milking us… but since their toys are soo shiny, we don’t care

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