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Comment #48778920
Have you ever been in a situation where this was the case? The only time I've come close, the business was a dog.
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Comment #48636425
I was just involved in the hiring process for a new rec on a team adjacent to mine, and the HR/screening process was a complete mystery as to candidate filtering for outside applic…
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Comment #48489512
Claude code and open code with various models. Codex thrown in for good measure here or there and when I hit limits elsewhere
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Comment #48460111
My goal is to cope until retirement
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Comment #48115317
Sounds close to my team. I just fall in line and let the agents do whatever while I sleep, do laundry or game. Check in occasionally to hit “yes” on prompts.
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Comment #48040312
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Comment #47786971
Yeah it’s hot garbage, I’ve moved to gpt5.4, which actually performs well enough for now
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Comment #47631735
The enemy of my enemy is my friend
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Comment #47630976
Israel
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Comment #47581245
Tool de jour, similar to web framework of the month etc. Gemini and ChatGPT are just as useful
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Comment #46488583
Hahaha this is great
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Comment #46395724
It’s not hard to make equivalent (or higher) base, but you just lose out on the stock
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Comment #45617245
At least that ai slop makes money. I’ve seen human-created slop make nothing and still require the same effort and cost to uplift architecture/code to a useable state.
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Comment #45094461
This gives me PTSD
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Comment #44779787
Thanks Jones Act
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Comment #44717133
Slop blobs happen without AI tooling though, unless everyone in the org is completely dedicated to their craft and on the same skill level.
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Comment #44714643
I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it. For now, I think the time horizon is long enough that I can make it to retirement.
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Comment #44712582
I tend to agree, but at the end of the day I am providing for my family first and foremost. This means having to knock out tasks each sprint, whether they tickle my fancy or not. I…
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Comment #44614037
They would have just extended them without the political baggage of keeping “trump cuts” around
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Comment #44377041
Agreed. It’s pretty gross tbh
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Comment #43673807
We’re not since cost controls are secondary to building features.
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Comment #43199959
Dm me
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Comment #43039230
One of the best foss projects imo
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Comment #42286633
Read a book from a good author and you will see how just how far AI is from relating to actual human experience.
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Comment #42277621
Beer and food