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Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Google Cloud Platform, AI tools. Résumé/CV: https:/…

> Looking at the countless repetitive posts on HN, it shows what HN programmers are afraid of. They're afraid of the destruction of their overall meta-methodology. I think this alr…

"Questions are never indiscreet. Answers sometimes are."

> Why, I wonder. By something that is going to replace my job by writing better code and shipping more features at a fraction of the cost, without asking for vacation? I don't know…

> Code (and specs) are going to fade into obscurity I'm always skeptical when I read absolute statements like this. Especially about specs. They drive and document how the software…

Bah. Personally my take on the entire affair is quite negative, whatever Jarred or Simonw says about it. I think Bun owned by Anthropic and the entire rewrite with AI is not the re…

I highly respect Antirez, and as an Italian fellow programmer, for me, he's like a legend! Although reading this article makes me quite sad; I consider myself an average, mediocre …

Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Google Cloud Platform, Résumé/CV: https://www.linke…

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> AI didn’t come for a job title. AI came for a task type I just stopped reading here. It's frustrating how so many people can't simply write an article, a document, or a ticket. J…

> You don't need a body, you need electrical signals your brain interprets as body. As I was saying, your brain is literally part of your body. It's a living organ of your body tha…

> AI that can build itself would be a major development in the history of technology—one that could bring enormous good for the world I really can't stand these guys anymore...

> Easy, you don't have subjective experiences because you have body in the first place. You have them because some signals come in from your nerves, which your brain turns into a w…

> Yeah, it's kind of mind boggling that Ted Chiang (of all people!) can't imagine intelligence without a body. and the whole thing just begs a lot of questions. How can you have a …

> The body itself has little effect on the mind other than the inputs from nerves and chemical and hormonal changes. "Little"...

> I actually enjoy the collaborative programming process, and was pair programming with folks before the term was coined Yep, the same here, I'm a long pair programming enjoyer, bu…

> but if someone defects to a longer work week they tend to get ahead at work. Thus we all do it and thus we all lose. A four-day-a-week worker here. I don't know what you exactly …

I'll admit that I found the entire story quite hilarious...maybe a plot for next Guy Ritchie movie?

> the engineers who can solve them will be among the scarcest and most valuable talent in the market. Reduce the work force of 30%. I don't know, dude, you didn't convince me.

Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Google Cloud Platform Résumé/CV: https://www.linked…

> Does nobody else laugh that a company supposedly worth more than almost anything else at the moment, is basically hacking around a load of text files telling their trillion dolla…

> You can hire many minimum wage workers who are generally intelligent who dont even go to that level. That's pretty rude to say, at minimum.

Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Google Cloud Platform, Résumé/CV: https://www.linke…

Do you think this is a good course? Or, what do you suggest as a structured course to learn how LLMs work?

Does anyone still write code? I use agents to iterate on one task in parallel, with an approach similar to this one: https://mitchellh.com/writing/my-ai-adoption-journey#today But …