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Nearly everyone I suppose. There are always outliers I suppose. I’m going for 90%+ using llm in some capacity even if just a single ChatGPT prompt.

This post misses a couple of points 1.”Writing software was never the hard part” - isn’t saying coding was easy. The comparison was against building a viable product. Doing busines…

I’d go with a balanced view: you need them both for any non-trivial product. I was recently reviewing a PR that renamed a model, I wanted to understand what happened under the hood…

Glad you gave yak-shaving a proper definition. I was always annoyed at my boss for insisting on a particular arrangement of import statements in typescript files. For him, it was a…

Task tracking is now obsolete. Only the slowest most inefficient firms do this. So yes, I am learning as well how tasks are now effectively harder to create than actually implement…

I have fond memories of this project. Contributing to it really helped me ramp up my dev skills and was effectively my introduction to monorepo’s in JavaScript. It was the kind of …

Once upon a time, we deployed a project to production and it seemed to have lots of bugs - some involving pagination not working on ui of all things. So many features felt flaky. A…

All the author’s reasons for wanting the raw text that wasn’t altered by AI are all the reasons why I like to pass my messages through llms because for most people clarity in thoug…

Outsourcing to thinking is exactly what I tell our developers. They are hired to do the kind of thinking I’d rather not do.

This one was just "fire" https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/pull/10270

I was reading the above PR and a couple of others that were rejected primarily because the person making the PR didn't even understand the problem to begin with. LLMs tend to make …

Your setup is interesting. I’ve had my mind on this space for a while now but haven’t done any deep work on a setup that optimizes the things I’m interested in. I think at a fundam…

I suppose I can understand for accounting purposes to some extent. Once a purchase is done, they receive their cash immediately but perhaps actual revenue is deferred until actual …

I was surprised to find out only recently that some credits I bought about a year a go were unusable because they had expired. I find this a bit concerning because it seems as thou…

I’ve worked with a mid-level typescript developer that “refuses” to use the vscode terminal for anything (prefers using an external terminal - preferably warp). Not even adhoc JS s…

I suppose they are still shipping these things. With mcp integration and bluh, bluh, bluh. I marvel always at how much has changed and also how little has changed in building websi…

Too much space. The really old newspapers I remember are crammed.

I have pain points but still like the way the site looks like something from the 1990’s. I’d like to keep it that way. And please write it in arc or some other lisp dialect. The la…

The comment section not being collapsible is my main pain point. Just wished I could skim the top three most voted top level comments and then look at others. Instead I get sucked …

Get ready for hard forks

The mental effort expended when using the newly glassy ui is most noticeable when you use the glass one on phone and then use the old one on another phone. The old UI instantly fee…