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jakewindle47
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Comment #48494329
Honestly agreed on chat agents missing the ideal UX. At the very least, I think we've all been forced into a chat like UX. I feel like we should have other options too. I love the …
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Show HN: AI pair programmer for Emacs
I built a pair programmer, using AI, but now am trying to go slow with new languages and paradigms using this package. I have noticed a decline in my programming skills, and wonder…
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Comment #46886486
> If I can get a solution that is “close enough” in a fraction of the time and effort, it is irrational not to take the AI route. And that is the real problem: I cannot simply turn…
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Comment #46683187
Because I can't justify it. While I do love the craft, and I can do this, I work with other people and I can't convince other people to not use LLMs to do their daily work. So, whi…
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Comment #46683173
I have, and it's entirely my own fault, but the way my brain works is I can't justify doing something slower than I possibly could with other tools. I'm not one to completely give …
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Comment #46683145
Yes and no, I'm looking for something that's deeply people-oriented now. I mentioned it in a different comment, being a teacher. Also thinking about being a nurse. My wife was a nu…
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Comment #46683143
I'm sure they did, and this analogy comes up every time I bring this up. Usually, there's mention of calculators as well.
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Comment #46683131
That's currently my plan. I have kids, so I need to squeeze software dry.
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Comment #46681007
For me, it was the craft that was fun, less the building. It was nice to have a really good result that customers were happy about, that other engineers were happy about, but it wa…
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Comment #46680961
Honestly? I'm not sure. I've looked at a few different paths. I'm lucky to live in the Research Triangle area of the United States, so I've got really good options for schooling ar…
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Comment #46680926
Many reasons Everyone else is using LLMs to assist their development, which makes it a lot harder to work without them, especially in just building enterprise apps. It doesn't feel…
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Comment #46680222
LLMs have sucked all of the joy out of software engineering for me, and I've been doing it for 12 years. As others have pointed out, I'm looking at a career shift now. I'm essentia…
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Comment #46679899
I too am feeling this way. I liked the deep engagement and flow state that came at least to me through actually typing out my program and having to deeply think about things.
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Comment #45803271
Location: Durham, North Carolina Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Java, C++, Go, JavaScript/React, AI/ML (LLMs, RAG, Embeddings, Fine-tuning), AWS (ECS, La…
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Comment #45443266
Location: Durham, NC Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, LLMs, Agentic Frameworks, Ruby on Rails, Prompt Engineering, C, C++, Java, Clojure, Dev…