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by zwnow 1y ago
I've seen lots of devs who think their codebase is the only correct way to do things. Lots of overconfident people out there. Inconsistencies are fine as long as there's file level consistency. All that really matters is if you ca
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by zwnow 1y ago
Because my industry experience has been exactly that. It's importing stuff and puzzling packages together. There really isn't a lot of jobs where you actually have to implement interesting algorithms yourself.
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by zwnow 1y ago
This approach doesn't work nowadays. We have 3 apps for everything. If your app sucks people will go to one of the other 2.
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by zwnow 1y ago
That's why I wrote business. Wikipedia works for ages now.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Customers won't care about all that. You may be right from a engineering view but thats not where the money is.
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by zwnow 1y ago
I define golden age by how much I have to do to support my family. How much work there is and ultimately how much $/hr you are paid for it. Your interpretation is also very valid. The article complains about there not being available j
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by zwnow 1y ago
I remember a documentary on people that had no work a while back. It was filmed in a town where sailing boomed. Nowadays there are almost no sailors left, lots of them never learned a different job. And we still need sailors nowadays. Same
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by zwnow 1y ago
It also caused the "Golden Age of Programming". It's only been a golden age because of high salaries for relatively low effort. So if their needs change, obviously the industry changes. This article has nothing to say really.
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by zwnow 1y ago
> So the lamentation is really, “other people are doing things in a way I don’t like and that upsets my experience.” Well put. Personally I have zero issues with SPAs and the amount of Javascript we are facing in the web industry right n
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by zwnow 1y ago
Trust is really important to me and I couldnt forgive a cheater, but that does not mean I won't love the person they are. Sure I would be hurt which is human, and I would definitely cut them out of my life, but there will forever be th
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by zwnow 1y ago
What people don't realize is that love isn't just having butterflies in your stomach all the time. Love changes over time, and saying I will love you forever is reasonable if sincere. I love all of my friends and I will love them
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by zwnow 1y ago
No OP is right. Everything is broken. Thinking your system isn't and its OPs issue is not sincere.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Customers will use the thing that feels best, if there's a different tool that offers more but looks bad, most customers won't swap. People will use what they are accustomed to.
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by zwnow 1y ago
If you have a business website, customers expect a clean site with good visuals and a great user experience. Unless you are as big as Amazon. Sadly overengineering things is a necessary evil nowadays. If I had the choice I wouldn't eve
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by zwnow 1y ago
Interactivity and a way to build experiences and applications. Not just passing documents back and forth
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yea Livewire, couldn't think of the name.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Even with Laravel you will write lots of Javascript unless you go for blade templates or that other templating thing. Javascript is also great for making the web interactive. Maybe the sheer amount of SPAs out there shows us what we really
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by zwnow 1y ago
The issue is, it really isn't. It looks like a great tool because it has access to tons of stolen data. Talk to any serious professional in other fields and ask them how accurate these things are. People are just blinded by the light.
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by zwnow 1y ago
People will do anything to excuse using AI to code their shit. If it requires that much work and fine tuning to get a agent running for your current task, where's the benefit? Instead of building a project you now spend all your time f
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by zwnow 1y ago
> Isn't security the number one priority in those spaces? No. Quick iterations and output output output. Security is one of the least concerns in any company I have ever worked in.
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by zwnow 1y ago
So you are relaxing and the AI is coding? Neat! Way to replace yourself, hope you won't cry after your job once it is gone.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Thousands of lines of perfectly working code? Did you verify that yourself? Last time I tried it produced slop, and I've been extremely detailed in my prompt.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yea I know microservices, depending on how you do it this comes with a ton of extra complexity. There are microservice architectures out there where each microservice seems to have a different tech stack, so now you have to hire all kinds o
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by zwnow 1y ago
This is the point at which u scale down. Nobody needs these huge systems but everyone for some reason wants them...
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by zwnow 1y ago
Why not build a simple functional UI, its not a huge time sink between non functional and functional (as long as kept simple)
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by zwnow 1y ago
I am sorry but Uiua and LLM generated code? This has to be a shitpost
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by zwnow 1y ago
Agree on the recharge part... People are always in disbelief when I tell them I even have to recharge from my SO.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Humans are entitled to live wherever they want. Capitalists destroying rural regions with false promises (prosperous jobs) is a thing since the industrialization. Should all people move to overrun big cities? Small once established markets
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by zwnow 1y ago
Tell me how is it going to be useful to the many? Even better marketing emails? More precise targeted advertising? Even more automated job application rejections? Mass firings due to AI replacing most office jobs? Whats the benefit of LLMs
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by zwnow 1y ago
So you prefer already enshittified products?

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