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bohdanstefaniuk
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About bohdanstefaniuk
Speaking of technologies I'm trying to not limit myself only by .NET, I open to any other language and framework. In my experience I've built mobile apps, large backend from scratch, full-stack applications
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I would like to see more and more local LLMs. Also it would be great to have some very simple tooling to teach LLMs based on my data. For example I have huge documentation or lots …
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Comment #48489291
Sure, you will learn some basic syntax and maybe how to solve algorithmic tasks in a vacuum. But actual development is much wider. If you going to build web app you need to know ho…
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- Thing 3 - 180db player - 1Password
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I have kind of the same feeling that right now when subscription is quite cheap and companies spend VC money we get used to using those tools and basically replace manual coding. A…
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I would like to see not only token-saving in regular chats but also in codding sessions. Also it would be nice to have some kind of revenue attribution. For example we have a proje…
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What I like to do, but it sometime requires a lot of effort and/or time: - I like to dig deeper into some controversial problem and try to build my own understanding and picture of…
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When I work with AI to build something I like to summarize every conversation into separate folder and basically keep a journal for AI. This is how it looks like: "journal" folder:…
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Not too much, speaking of public one which you can try: - https://habitpocket.io/ - habit tracker which allow to track not only habits (done, not done) but also numbers and time of…
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I use interesting trick - I dress to work. Basically when I start working I put on one of my favorite tshirt and shorts. So I have this feeling like I'm on the work. Also I use int…
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My approach to work on new project - Setup proper CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md - Use cmux or conductor to manage multiple instances of Claude Code When working of some business feature I…
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Looks awesome! I like it! It would be nice to have windows version too, because sometimes I need to do some AI and not only work on Windows machine. Also quick question - what tool…
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> To me, engineers are people who build things and take full responsibility for them But you can apply the same logic for the software engineer, you take responsibility for the pro…
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As I know Cursor finally has some gross margin profitability after they introduces their own Composer model. I think the biggest reason why most products and LLM provides still in …
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I think in the era of AI knowing and understanding concepts of the computer science, know how to properly build an application, understand all supporting harness like logging, devo…
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Genuine question, I'm trying to adopt specs and AI DLC in my team so we can use it as an enhancement and improve our development and the biggest pain right now for us is managing a…
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I use this approach with worlds news. I've noticed if I don't read any political news, I will eventually know the most important once which affects me.
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Ask HN: How do you stay up to date without information overload?
I'm a backend developer, but I'm interested in a lot of other areas too: frontend, AI, infrastructure, architecture, and system design. I want to keep up with new ideas and advance…
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In most cases documentation is enough for me when I need some help with my current day to day tasks. If I want do dig deeper - textbooks, white papers are still a good source.
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I've found a middle ground where I sketch architecture by myself or using AI as an advisor. Document all my decisions and key points and then use AI coding to extend foundation and…