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Show HN: Mtg – Arcade games for the terminal, in Rust with Ratatui(github.com)
4 points by funnyfoobar 2mo ago|0 comments
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by funnyfoobar 5mo ago
Working on https://getAiNative.com I kept seeing the same thing across engineering teams: everyone bought Copilot or Cursor seats, people used it for a few weeks, and then output didn't really change. The tooling is good bu
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by funnyfoobar 6mo ago
I have been using AI workflows at work to increase the productvity. I have shared these workflows internally and at a couple of tech meetups I went to. I got positive response. Some of these are present here: https://github.com&#
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If You Can't Own the PR, Please Don't Open One(getainative.com)
2 points by funnyfoobar 6mo ago|1 comments
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by funnyfoobar 7mo ago
Original author here: These skill have been adding a lot of value in very less time. After debugging a knarly bug for 4 hours, you might be exhuasted to explain in it a good way, this helps with that.
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Automating Myself Out of My Job – Part 2(blog.dsa.club)
1 points by funnyfoobar 7mo ago|1 comments
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Automating Myself Out of My Job – Part 1(blog.dsa.club)
1 points by funnyfoobar 8mo ago|0 comments
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by funnyfoobar 8mo ago
I have replied to a comment adjacent to yours, for my parent comment. Please check i think if you follow the "process", it is avoidable.
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by funnyfoobar 8mo ago
To be honest, what you have described only shows lack of process. I am not talking about vibe coding here, which is totally different and understandable. But I am talking about the professional context where the structure is already in plac
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by funnyfoobar 8mo ago
What you are saying may have made sense at the start of 2025 where people were still using github copilot tab auto completes(atleast I did) and was just toying with things like cursor, but unsure. Things have changed drastically now, engine
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by funnyfoobar 8mo ago
I was not expecting a couple of new apps being built, when the premise of the blog post talks about replacing "mid level engineers" the thing about being an engineer at commercial capacity is "maintaining/enhancing an ex
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by funnyfoobar 9mo ago
Yeah you are right, I am underselling myself in terms of just watering it down to LOC. But I was mostly talking about tangible outcomes that are obvious. > AI can write 15k lines of code, but it cannot take Liability for a single one.
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by funnyfoobar 9mo ago
Yes, there will be always someone who is needed to program stuff. Totally agree with that. But my question is "how many of those will be needed", because I am not saying that programmers are not needed. When less numbers are neede
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by funnyfoobar 9mo ago
I agree with the takes, but my only question would be. If everyone is doing high level stuff like architecture and design, how many of "those people" will be really needed in the long term? My intuition is telling me the size of m
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Tell HN: I am afraid AI will take my job at some point
24 points by funnyfoobar 9mo ago|39 comments
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by funnyfoobar 9mo ago
Thanks for the clarification. personally it would be too difficult for me to understand large chunks of work, like in your case "a week's worth of code" at a time. just wondering how do you go about it? second, how do you pas
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by funnyfoobar 9mo ago
The process you have described for Codex is scary to me personally. it takes only one extra line of code in my world(finance) to have catastrophic consequences. even though i am using these tools like claude/cursor, i make sure to revi
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by funnyfoobar 11mo ago
I don't want to come across as judgemental or anything, nor I did deep research on your background. It appears like you became a CTO, because you co-founded the company, not because you rose to the rank. If you were to join a different
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
Bit late to see this, are you still hiring for project/delivery manager roles?
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
Hi Thomas, this is Vamsi from India. I have been working with Rails since 2015, and have worked with several high scale Rails apps from zero to production. Recently been dabbling with AI stuff as well. I can work in EU timezones comfortably
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
I am based out of India, however can work in EU timezones. Have done this in the past as well. Can I apply?
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
Hello there. I have applied for the position of Ruby Developer Advocate from my email gvpmahesh at gmail dot com. Just wondering if it has come to your notice. I would be happy to have a chat with you.
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
Would the local average for the compensation be a huge constraint? If I am applying from the eastern part of the world?
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by funnyfoobar 1y ago
I am interested, however from +5:30 timezone. Last time when I emailed you, I did not get any response, would you like to consider me if I am flexible about the timing?
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
Dumb question: How do I cross my eyes? can someone explain this method in detail?
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
Wondering if you are open to hiring from India. I have previously worked as a staff engineer for a Berlin based company remotely from India.
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
I am based out of India, wondering if you are open to hiring remotely from here given I am willing to match time zones?
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
for me, toxic positivity is basically everyone pretending that everything is running smoothly even though it's not. could happen because of either of these two reasons: - they really don't know the ideal state - they are afraid of
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
noob here: but are not the public keys anyway available on block chain? that means literally every thing can be brute forced?
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by funnyfoobar 2y ago
1. Daily standup calls, and let things flow via slack/equivalent. You need to set your team for success, that means you need to make the work available to the team with goal based outcomes. Also, check in frequently to review the progr

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