theappsecguy

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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
The crash and burn can't come soon enough.
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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
Having seen how clueless the new generation is and the amount of brain rot they get from using LLMs over honing their own skills, I'd say it's the opposite...
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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
According to the CEO peddling AI, software engineers are about to be replaced by AI, how come AI hasn't fixed all of their atrocious software hmmm..
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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
I love gh-dash, but like you said it's more in the realm of PR management rather than a fluid PR review tool!
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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
Would love if this was something capable of doing PR reviews with comment threads, etc! Super tired of having to open up Intellij to get the only usable option for that kind of flow
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by theappsecguy 8mo ago
Exactly this. Before crypto it was Big Data, before that it was Low-code platforms
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
I am yet to see this mysterious phenomenon of AI working so much faster and better than high performing teams. What I see so far, is sloppy code, poor tests and systems that do not scale in the long room.
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
If you’re only coming in at 20% above a complete junior you’re a slightly experienced junior elsewhere. You’re telling me your experience dealing with SDLC, incidents, abstractions, ubiquitous technologies like databases, CI/CD, k8s, e
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
I think the problem is the techno fascist oligarchs that are peddling the snake oil that LLMs will wipe out all white collar jobs tomorrow. Managers usually answer to C suite, and the C suite is salivating at the idea of laying off 80% of s
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
Not sure homicide fits into “small crime” category.
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
People are outsourcing even basic sql to AI? Do you do any thinking for yourself still? I’m super curious what the AI brain rot will look like even 5 years from now when some senior dev can’t do a join without AI
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
Or quality
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
It’s incredibly tiring to see this narrative peddled every damn day. I use opus 4.5 every day. It’s not much different than any previous models, still does dumb things all the time.
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
What is bad exactly about the trajectory? They are constantly adding features and none of feels like bloat, it just happens to be a much younger editor so iteration is rapid. I welcome it compared to the monstrosity that Jetbrains has becom
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
I find the mental gymnastics like this around AI discourse really confusing. Taking a still video of the ocean isn't "creativity". And if a video of an ocean is truly creative it's likely not attributed to "nature&q
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
How do you determine that a typical job is busy work? While there are certainly jobs like that, I don’t really see them being more than a fraction of the total white collar labour force.
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by theappsecguy 9mo ago
I genuinely despise READMEs that are just AI slopped emoji hell. Can we not put some thought and effort into things anymore...?
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by theappsecguy 10mo ago
Well by not opening the blog post or whatever page that nicely explains the JavaScript sort with examples, you just deprived them of page views and probably income. So what will happen in 5 years when you’re searching for human written and
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
I would love to use magit buuuut I don’t want to have to learn emacs… is there any alternative path?
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
The gem ecosystem and hiring pool is much better. Otherwise, as raw tech it's worse
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
I'd love in-terminal autocomplete support with Vim or Helix. I can't stand VSCode but cursor autocomplete is 95% of my cursor usage.
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
This is so fantastic. I want something like this for slack...
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
I mean have you seen some of the valuations for VSCode forks with some AI slapped on haha. I agree that this seems a lot for what I assume is a product with no solid revenue stream
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
Shockingly, there are still no better options out there for Ruby than Rubymine, nothing even comes close.
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
Tridactyl is only available for Firefox unfortunately
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
Unfortunately C -suite’s don’t quite see eye to eye to your logical breakdown here from my experience.
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
I think the core note taking is pretty solid, what do you think they should be doing instead? I do think search can be improved, as well as keyboard centric flows and native pdf annotations. But aside from polishing, is there much missing f
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
It is. You can disable it from core plugins. Obsidian has done more than anyone else for the PKM community without lock in, it’s quite disheartening to see so many complaints.
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
They could be simply under cutting the market, there’s no guarantee that it’s actually that much cheaper to operate for OpenAI
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by theappsecguy 1y ago
This is a very naive take. For one, we don't do this because a lot of people in a lot of places have no other choice. Not everyone lives in a developed European country, good luck living without a car in Texas.

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