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Comment #49158515
Sounds to me like developer jobs are not going away after all. Somebody needs to understand what the AI communicates. Sounds more like job security to me.
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Comment #49155875
Basically nothing is real nowadays unless you verify it for yourself.
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Comment #49154483
If they can't even read a claude response then how are they still employed?
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Comment #49133986
I can read it but not sure if worth spending energy on it. It doesn't make sense for the reader to spend more energy than the writer spent on creating it.
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Comment #49133758
I agree that the people who vibe code driven by the fear of being left behind are in a sort of self fulfilling loop. The more code is generated without understanding, the less like…
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Comment #49114010
I think it is designed for AI Pull Requests. My impression was that it's for reviewing large generated changes.
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Comment #49109642
There is nothing wrong with tailscale, it's just a dependency that can cost money charged by a third-party, so their product is less self-sovereign because it depends on tailscale …
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Comment #49107053
The domain was registered on 15 May 2026 so these are probably vibe coded apps, thats why they are sold so cheap. The naming is probably AI too. No proof yet that they will be main…
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Comment #49106693
Why would they? Evil China will steal it... (Sarcasm)
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Comment #49106578
Interesting choice because tailscale is not free. Building in a paid third-party service is a questionable decision. They better acquire it, if their product catches on. Building w…
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Comment #49102569
That one is not public and if it goes down can be hidden, so they can hardcode the value and call it a day.
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Comment #49101399
Mitch said he doesn't like go since they added generics. I checked the available jobs and they are hiring Typescript for web, Go for infrastructure,systems, Objective-C, swift for …
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Comment #49101342
I dig that the jobs page is via ssh!
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Comment #49100389
I have a lot of respect for Mitchellh but taking VC money for a tmux clone is wild. As long as you are rich all the VCs will throw money at you.. fine.. but if you are rich then yo…
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Comment #49086755
The thing with rust is that you get safety with slow compilation, it's a tradeoff. Zig doesn't have the same safety guarantees, it's on the dev to use safe coding patterns, so the …
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Comment #49086709
I tried Lumo a while back maybe I should give it a spin again if it's already included in my subscription
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Comment #49086355
The zig compiler can compile C so will it work with C also?
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Comment #49086240
The biotech work is not even these LLM models. Alphafold and others solving the protein folding problem are revolutionary. An LLM can max provide an instructive tutorial protocol f…
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Comment #49086114
Everything in this space is manufactured, the plebs is fed very deliberate information for manipulation. I don't think there is a debate about it. All the PR stuff is marketing.
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Comment #49074601
It has Comptime. Sweet. I can appreciate that as it seems zig has been successfully influencing things.
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Comment #49067540
1. There is nothing stopping you from implementing a Contains function. 2.That error handling is one of the best features. It makes me explicitly acknowledge the errors instead of …
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Comment #49057946
I was just looking for this. Will give it a spin.
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Comment #49050301
A GSX + Wails combo sounds interesting for developing desktop apps fully in Go
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Comment #49047548
What I find a problem is when I build everything with AI then if I have a flaw in a fundamental concept it can become very hard to refactor, to the point that the project can die. …
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Comment #49042740
I didn't like it as much as fable. The coding style was a bit different and it way overbuilt the thing I asked from it.