Jagerbizzle

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by Jagerbizzle 1mo ago
Replying here without having read any of the sub-replies so I apologize if this is a repeated theme. I have explicit markdown about telling the model to not write comments. "Every time you consider writing a comment, instead consider
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by Jagerbizzle 2mo ago
"leveraging their infra" is a pretty solid play, considering the scope of investments these two companies have made thus far.
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by Jagerbizzle 3mo ago
Fantastic post. This sums up my experience perfectly with a near identical time frame to yours.
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by Jagerbizzle 4mo ago
I believe you’re confusing access with outcomes. Giving people access to markets isn’t exploitation afaic. If you’d like to make dubious trades that’s your prerogative and who am I to stop you.
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by Jagerbizzle 4mo ago
I'm with you on this one, having "vibe coded" some smaller internal tools on GPT 5, and then re-vibed it on Opus 4.6 and 5.5 -- they basically just fixed all of the problems without me doing much of anything other than prompt
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by Jagerbizzle 4mo ago
Captains can't decide to substitute/bench one of their teammates in the middle of a game.
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
I answered this in a different comment below, but a lot of the friction is around the amount of time it takes to test/review/submit etc, and a lot of this is centered around tooling that no one has had the time to improve, perf pr
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
It sounds like you might have some larger process problems if someone can just inject a bunch of vibe-coded slop into critical workflows while more discerning eyes are dubious of the quality/reliability etc.
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
honest recommendation: nuke and pave after analyzing (w/ AI of course) where it went horribly wrong. it's trivial to reimplement a better solution.
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
We've had a lot of complaints about our review processes, time to submit, etc, and a lot of that boils down to tools no one has time to improve. It's now trivial to fix these problems while still doing our day jobs -- shipping a p
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
I'm sorry to hear that you have people abusing their new superpowers. I run a team and am spending my time/tokens on serious pain points.
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
I'm burning an insane number of tokens 8-12 hours a day for the dramatic improvement of some internal tooling at a big tech company. Using it heavily for an unannounced future project as well. I presume I'm not the only one.
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by Jagerbizzle 5mo ago
This is the company that allowed a vibe-release resulting in the leaking the entirety of the Claude Code codebase. What is the bar you're expecting here exactly?
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by Jagerbizzle 7mo ago
You can use the Copilot CLI with the atlassian mcp to super easily edit/create confluence pages. After having the agent complete a meaningful amount of work, I have it go create a confluence page documenting what has been done. Sup
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by Jagerbizzle 7mo ago
Also, with an LLM you can tell it to throw away everything and start over whenever you want. When you do this with an outsourced team, it can happen at most once per sprint, and with significant pushback, because there's a desire for t
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
Fair point. I've wasted way too much time arguing about this in my org. The messaging is effectively that the "data" (which is never presented to anyone) indicates on-site is better, and if you disagree, feel free to go te
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
No disagreements there (I'm at Microsoft). I should also note that in the part of the org I work, exceptions are re-evaluated every quarter.
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
This announcement is pretty much meaningless, as it's completely up to the VPs of a given org to set the policy. Many teams have already been back 3-5 days a week for over a year, and exceptions aren't hard to get if you're
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
EM = Engineering Manager IC = Individual Contributor
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
I guess there's no 'M' in "FAANG" but there's this: https://www.geekwire.com/2025/im-good-for-my-80-billion-what...
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
Man do I ever miss this UI design. Nice work!
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
US Senators make $193,400 per year and there are 100 of them. This ~20mil doesn't exactly stack up to the ~1.8 trillion of US government discretionary spending (or ~4 trillion of 'mandatory' spending).
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by Jagerbizzle 1y ago
I'd like to get on the pre-order list for this product.
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but you can right-click the taskbar, click taskbar settings, and under the "Taskbar behaviors" tab there's a "Taskbar alignment" drop down with options "Left" and "C
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
Brilliant article, thank you for sharing.
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
I was pretty amazed to see him link this particular Lee Burridge set from Bali. I’ve watched/listened to it many times over and it never fails to put me in a happier state of mind.
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
What part of the org were you interviewing in?
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
I wish there was some sort of permitting required to use one of these things. I love the idea of people getting around quickly without needing a car, but I take serious issue with a large number of people I see on these things in the stree
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
https://course.fast.ai/ "You’ll see that fast.ai’s way of teaching is very different to what you might be used to, if you did a technical degree at university. Nearly all technical subjects at university are taught “bo
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by Jagerbizzle 2y ago
I’ve been a C++ dev for a couple of decades and know my fair share of unreadable code. I’ve recently started learning Python and holy shit, it’s like you get accolades in this language for doing as much as possible in as few characters as

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