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Agents don't need types. They're perfectly capable of pulling off incredible refactorings without. Give them a linter and a test suite, and you have all you need. Token efficiency is where it's at.
Kristofer@kristoferlund
I like types. Types align with my brain waves; they help me create better code. TS/Rust are my tools of choice. When using agents, though, that doesn’t matter as much. I asked OpenCode to build me a simple CRM recently using Ruby on Rails. It came back INSANELY GOOD. One prompt, 15 minutes, database migrations, form validations, authentication, a nice backend structure - the works! Ruby and Rails have been around forever. That makes a huge difference for agents. The older and more proven the tech, the better the result you get from the agent. That is also why Linux has suddenly become such a joy to use.
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My humble prediction for 2026:
We will start seeing "non-technical roles" like PMs and UX designers shipping whole enterprise features E2E using AI.
The inverse will be for "technical roles" - they will spend more time on ideation, creating prototypes and market research.
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Side projects ARE the project.
In college, I was grinding so hard on side projects that they eventually paid for my college, became my thesis, and got me my job after college.
When I was interviewing, one of my most common questions was "So what are you working on at home?" That would annoy some, and yet excite others with the chance to be seen.
I believe certain creative people have a need to "get it out", and if you can't do it fully in your day job, you need to work on stuff at home.
You need to try new language features you aren't allowed to use at work yet. You've got to try new libraries outside your regular dependencies. Heck, learn Rust, I don't care. But growth happens "outdoors".
Ayushi☄️@iyoushetwt
Hot take : Side project teaches you more than any college or degree.
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Dear recruiters, if you are looking for:
- Java, Python, PHP
- React, Angular, Next
- PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB
- AWS, S3, EC2, ECS, EKS
- *nix system administration
- Git and CI with TDD
- Docker, Kubernetes
That's not a Full Stack Developer
That's an entire IT department
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My wife has won. Her site is live:
kari.photo 📷
It's her photography portfolio.
If you ever need a photoshoot in Georgia, you have a contact now!
- Built with Next.js 15 and Tailwind CSS.
- Light/dark themes.
- Language switch (eng/rus).
- Responsive layout.
Sergey Atroshchenko@kapxapot
I made a $1000 bet with my wife on who's gonna finish the websites each of us is working on first. We both have finally started doing progress. 😂
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Another rainy morning 🏃
Green turned yellow
#SundayRunning
pobuchow@pobuchow
Rainy morning 🏃 #SundayRunning
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My new #threejs project is live😍. Lumen Decor features WebGPU SSGI+SSR, showcasing how sunlight can influence decoration. Everything you see renders in real-time and weighs 4MB.
lumen-decor-studio.vercel.app
#creativecoding #webgpu #tsl
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the reason AI works so good for coding in best case is because almost all developers are just creating sets of features already built somewhere else.
most software engineering is just assembling, not creating.
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@thallescomumh @brankopetric00 Free tier, managed services, tons of skilled people on AWS. It actually makes perfect sense early on
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@brankopetric00 Still crazy to me that people choose AWS as indie hackers or small startups. Focus on your product first, then infrastructure (if not prohibitively expensive).
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Unpopular opinion: Most startups don't need Kubernetes until they have 100+ engineers.
What you actually need:
- Render, Fly.io, or Railway
- Managed database
- Simple CI/CD
- Total setup time: 2 hours
What you're doing instead:
- 3 months learning K8s
- $15K/month in infrastructure
- 2 engineers just managing clusters
- Features delayed
But K8s looks good on your resume.
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@brankopetric00 Unpopular? Never heard of anyone bootstrapping an early-stage project on K8s
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@_trish_xD Hard to fix a bad first impression. I was put off about 10 years ago and never saw a reason to go back. Ended up specialising in other tech instead
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