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@sickdotdev

software engineer and figuring out life

Delhi Beigetreten Nisan 2025
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you say “i’ll start tomorrow” bro tomorrow is tired of your shit too
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AI can write code. What can it NOT do?
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stop blaming AI you were average before AI too
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🚨 OpenAI didn’t win by building better AI. They won by deleting the entire dev workflow. build Codex to generate code realize devs still juggle 5 tools install → lint → type-check → test → deploy so they didn’t improve the model… they removed the pain buy the f*cking tools integrate everything automate the entire loop boom. now: → code writes itself → dependencies install themselves → errors get fixed automatically → tests run without asking → features ship end-to-end Codex isn’t “AI coding” anymore. it’s the entire dev environment.
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Hot takes: 1. Job-hopping will pay you faster than loyalty ever will. 2. Refusing small beginnings is a silent career killer. 3. University is the same as being unemployed but your parents are proud of you 4. Job hunting is such a humiliation ritual 5. Leaving a toxic job for your mental health is actually a win. 6. Imagine applying for a job then not picking up calls from random numbers 7. Anyone saying “my job gives me a purpose in life" is genuinely a slave
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Noticed something interesting: Claude Code auto-adds itself as a co-author on every git commit. Codex doesn’t. That’s why Claude shows up all over GitHub, while Codex is basically invisible. Feels like OpenAI is skipping a very obvious distribution hack here.
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vibe coding stops learning
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The funniest thing about AI coding discourse: The worst programmers hate it the most. The best programmers use it the most. Everyone else is just yelling on X.
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can I ask a dumb question... if AI will take all the jobs who will have money left to pay for AI subscriptions
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I have hit my Claude limit for the fourth time today and I would like to continue to work but it will be unlocked in one and a half hours, there is no way I am going to do whatever I have to do manually😭
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You get ONE SaaS subscription for lifetime free. No limits. No monthly fee. Forever. What are you choosing?
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Uninstalled LinkedIn Its useless for me now.
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@bhskrs comments wont save you if you dont understand the code you are commenting on 😭
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@carlos_bra31870 this is the scary part people can ship faster than they can explain what they built
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Carlos Bravo@carlos_bra31870·
@sickdotdev I know senior devs first-hand that no longer remember the core concepts because they just let AI do absolutely everything
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@kadichawal_ tools dont stop learning blind dependency does
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@sickdotdev Not just vine coding but using claude, gemini, chatgpt for anything stops learning.
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@pablobuilding this is the only sane take here ai before fundamentals = illusion of skill ai after fundamentals = leverage
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@sickdotdev Depends on where you start. If you vibe code before understanding the fundamentals: yes, it stops learning. If you vibe code after: it accelerates building. The foundation has to come first.
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@SimonovicDev you are learning answers faster not necessarily learning how to think
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False — it actually speeds up learning. You no longer have to spend hours digging through Google, Stack Overflow, or documentation. Instead, you get exactly what you need much faster. In my 8+ years as a developer, I haven’t learned as much as I have in just the past few months using AI for coding. It also helps you discover new ways of thinking about problems.
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