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Writing code was never the bottleneck in software engineering. LLMs made it cheaper to write, not easier to understand, review, or maintain. That’s still the bottleneck. Let’s not pretend it isn’t.
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Pedro Tavareλ
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Pedro Tavareλ
@ordepdev
I really try to make functions pure, one at a time. Avid reader and @pwlporto organizer.
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We processed a trillion transactions to test TigerBeetle’s scale...
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@eatonphil Oh, really? I like zulip, I wish I could use on a daily basis.
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/me has a problem with an oss project
/me joins their chat (zulip) to ask a question
/me can't make heads or tails of how to use zulip
/me gives up
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Now I'm seeing people delegating *everything* to their clankers, which is just sad. Using them to improve your specs and designs is one thing; using them to come up with specs and designs is another.
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Good specifications should be more challenging than coding. Good design documents should also be more challenging than coding. That's why you rely more on senior people for those parts and delegate execution to the rest of the team.
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@luisrosilva Yeah, it's funny how simple things like missing imports or unused imports can completely break that system.
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@ordepdev Today Claude replied to me at some point in time: "can't run tests because the code doesn't compile but it was like that before and what I did is right". While not wrong, it was fixable (unused imports) so it feels more and more like working with a not so fast or right person.😅
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Everyone in my circle is sick of this shit show around this “new way of working” propaganda, but all of us just smile and wave.
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/make-no-mistakes is the most powerful skill you can use right now. That, or actually be a fucking good engineer accountable for their own stuff.
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@joaomendoncaaaa Yeah, you pretty much captured how I feel about this. This space is so saturated with blind enthusiasm that it drains all my desire to say good things about it.
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@ordepdev these takes are genuinely nuts, has to be a coordinated psyop to pump the stock, I can't
AI is amazing and these people take all the joy out of coming on twitter to say AI is amazing because you get engolfed in pure bufoonery
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Oh, episodes of extreme frustration doesn’t happen anymore? You’re absolutely right, I fucked up again.
Jared Friedman@snowmaker
I realized something else AI has changed about coding: you don't get stuck anymore. Programming used to be punctuated by episodes of extreme frustration, when a tricky bug ground things to a halt. That doesn't happen anymore.
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I'm going to start adding my keyboard as a co-author on all my commits.
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Brother, I’m only 34. Sublime powered my first paycheck. Things were snappier at the time.
Theo - t3.gg@theo
If you recognize this image, I hope you enjoy your upcoming retirement
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Without golden cuffs, good people leave.
Glen Kacher@GlenKacher
@jasonlk Software companies must stop giving away equity equal to annual FCF every year to employees
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Working from coffee shops is nice until you start to get bad vibes from the employees, lol.
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Just signed the offer
see you soon (in 2-3 months) Malaysia
Goreng@sudo_goreng
Any Malaysian (preferably KL) bros / gals? I wanna ask about: - living cost there, especially the rent. Idk whats the meta there. - Which area to pick near KL sentral, where should I look for living place. gonna use it to decide if I will take the offer or not.
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