Me prepping for my 2pm 2-4 hours before hand.
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There are a bunch of well known solutions that most problems fall into and really anything can learn these. Swallow your ego
I understand the appeal in trying to find the first plausible fortress in our retreat from writing code, but if you think it's "architecture", I have bad news for you. The models are also very good at that.
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Open web failed. Meta/Facebook won
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I predict you are going to see a lot of people switch programming languages simply to get away from pre-agent held options on the language they know best.
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claude and chatgpt when it’s time to write tests for some reason
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"Oracle stock sank after it invoked force majeure on its troubled New Mexico AI data center" qz.com/oracle-force-majeure-…
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Full moon lfg
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wtf happened to my email inbox
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This I’m failing to understand. The key problem of software is long term maintainability.
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Not a rhetorical question. I actually don't know. Does anyone know
what happens when all the vanity custom domain name package names in golang expire?
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i can’t believe how tired and busy i am when the code literally writes itself. turns out, the senior engineer “it depends” was doing the heavy lifting all along.
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what happens when all the vanity custom domain name package names in golang expire?
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Anyway way to turn down the logs on tailscale? So chatty
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Honestly, I’m working 5x harder since coding agents actually became useful. Weren't these supposed to take software engineers out of the critical path? Now it just feels like every part of the stack needs to be rebuilt, and it has to happen now.
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Default to dot reporters to save on tokens
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Optimized code get super ugly past a certain point
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