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I think this is where current senior engineers have an advantage, like I felt when I was a junior that the older guys had an advantage in understanding the low level stuff like assembly and hardware. But software keeps moving forward - my l
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A Timeline of Interesting Takes on Agentic AI Use in Software Engineering
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I agree with the authors observations here. I think rather than it being purely language related, there's a link to the practice of 'rubber ducking', where when you start to explain your problem to someone else it forces you
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A Centralised Approach to AI / LLM Agent Instruction Using Git Submodules
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As AI coding assistants have become increasingly capable, I've developed a structured approach to integrating them into my development workflow. This post details how I've organised my codebase to work effectively with multiple AI
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Show HN: NumeroMoney – Understand your spending without sharing bank login
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https://g9n.com - a place for mini projects, apps and blog posts that don't fit into any 'work' category!
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We had all those problems before vibe coding was a thing too.
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The thing about Claude code, is that it's usually used in version controlled directories. If Claude f**s up badly, I can revert to a previous git commit. If it runs amock on my office documents, I'm going to have a harder time rec
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It's official, vibe coding is legit.
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My product NumeroMoney ( https://www.numeromoney.com ) is the first I've built that makes over $500, and it's grown surprisingly quickly. I built it because I needed something simpler that the existing solutions I could
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I'm working on https://www.numeromoney.com/pricing I don't even have the home page put together yet so marketing is still on the starting blocks! It's web app for helping to understand how you spend your mone
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Or a video that moves forwards backwards depending on scroll position ...
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That's an interesting idea. Like a flick book of AI generated images. I wonder what the best tool for that would be.
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I'd been finding a lot of the existing calculator tools out there to be not quite what I needed, so I made this one. I think the options are the right ones for the most common contractor accounting setups in the UK.
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I agree it needs more images. On desktop there is space to show some encouraging text changes as you go. The unfathomable amount of scrolling required is sort of the point.
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They are Gemini generated images. The original idea was to get my kids to draw pictures for each change, but their enthusiasm was not quite what I envisaged! Wanted to get it out there so AI to the rescue on that one. I agree it does cheape
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Thank you. Yes the huge amount of time it takes to scroll is kind of a feature, not a bug (in my mind)! The huge numbers of ancestors needed to see a step change is the point I was hoping to make.
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Visualize 4B Years: The Trillions of Generations: LUCA to Modern Human
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I made a tool to help us visualize how many generations of life on Earth it took to get to you. From the LUCA (Last Universal Common Ancestor) bubble to modern Human (some scrolling required!)
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Senior Software Engineer & Solutions Architect .NET Specialist / Full-Stack Web Apps / APIs / Databases / Cloud Infrastructure / Microservices Based in the UK, looking to work in the South West, London or remote
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.NET 10 and NuGet Audit: Finding Root Packages for Transitive Vulnerabilities
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Setting Up Google Antigravity (Coming from VSCode)
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How to set up Google's new Antigravity (VS Code) fork coming from VS Code.
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.NET 10 File Based Apps Demonstration (C# Scripting)
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4 Rules for Successful Vibe Coding
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A Svelte 5 Custom Elements Demonstration – Framework Agnostic Web Components
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Demonstration of Svelte 5 Custom Elements to build reusable, interactive components (Custom Elements) that are host framework agnostic (once built), integrate seamlessly with any web application and do not require a module system (as demons
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I've been using Svelte's custom elements (web components) to make components that slot into pages on an existing .net / alpine.js site. It's been a great dev experience and results in really portable components. Each com
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I'm not a 'Vibe Coder', but when I am, this is my set up
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