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rstagi

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About rstagi

Engineering, cats and community

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    Comment #48936748

    Thank you mate! Please share your feedback :)

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    Comment #48883023

    Thank you for your thoughtful answer! Just to be clear: I haven’t made up my mind yet either :) that’s why I asked a question and avoided delivering truths or anything Everything y…

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    Comment #48882767

    Fair point on the QA, I might have some strong take there but it’s a chapter I’d rather not open now, but I guess the point of my post is on the last sentence of yours: is looking …

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    Comment #48882671

    “More bugs” is different from “a bunch of bugs”, and I agree on the support nightmare. My statement was implying that without looking at the code we might still be able to release …

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    Comment #48882041

    Yes I meant delivering value ofc, and I love the framing you propose, so my question is: are we already at the point where we could go safely faster, if we didn’t look at the code?…

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    Comment #48881999

    Speeding up delivering value to the users seem a pretty good goal to me tbh

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    Comment #48881885

    Great example! You usually don’t look both ways if you have a semaphor though, so maybe all we need is good semaphors. I hope the metaphor holds :)

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    Ask HN: Is looking at the code slowing us down?

    I know this scares many people, but you can control things with QA, evals, ship quality gates and so on... I know we might have more bugs in the short term, but is not looking at t…

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    Comment #48869611

    Anyone else who tried and can share their experience?

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    Comment #48869585

    neovim + claude code + open terminal is exactly my setup! But all the heavy lifting I used to do simply I’m not doing it anymore. I spend most of the time creating new worktrees an…

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    Where Is Karpathy?

    And probably most importantly: is this out of radar situation good or bad for AI? He joined Anthropic almost two months ago now, and he practically disappeared (just have a look at…

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    Comment #48862099

    I see a lot of valid points, so let me specify better: now that the way we write code drastically changed, did you change anything in your vim setup? Like plugins, habits, anything…

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    Comment #48861912

    What you’re saying is super interesting, I’ve been using my setup for so long I might have missed some of the latest updates. I spend most of my time on TMUX with Claude Code and v…

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    Ask HN: How do you use Vim in the era of AI?

    I'm a heavy vim user, but now that I look at the code less and less I'm wondering if it still makes sense.

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    Comment #48851959

    yeah I've been saying the same, AI has multiplied the blast radius

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    Comment #48848515

    Maybe I don't use LinkedIn that much, but I saw it especially on X and Reddit... Just today I was on a Reddit post and saw so many AI sloppish comments from people trying to farm k…

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    Comment #48828647

    Honestly same way I did before, checking periodically. There's a real challenge though: I'm getting less and less knowledgeable about the details of my own code, so it's hard to fa…

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    Comment #48824649

    I think yes, I will keep using it for some analysis and documentation tasks, I think it's been really good at those. Also when I really wanna make sure about the quality of some pi…

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    Comment #48796764

    "best" is a relative term, but in terms of technology we all use every day I would say either Linus Torvalds or Jeff Dean are up there among the best for sure