jvidalv

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by jvidalv 1mo ago
Small forums is the answer. In spain they are still popular and after some time it feels like an small town in the good sense, you know everyone and everyone knows you. Of course small forums will not IPO
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by jvidalv 1mo ago
I “agree” with your “sentiment”. But I can’t shake the feeling that discussing this stuff is indeed void on the AI era. I considered my self a JS/TS/React expert dev, derivate, state duplication, url as a source of truth… All of t
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by jvidalv 2mo ago
Also interested.
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by jvidalv 2mo ago
Are you serious? Before LLM’s you needed serious skills and experience to pull this off. Now it’s a prompt away on some terminal done by any random dud. And I dont mention the velocity of iteration or that they will be even better in 1 year
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by jvidalv 2mo ago
For games is a must have.
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by jvidalv 2mo ago
You will be surprised to discover that the most open pro-democracy and “leftist” are also the most fascist and speech controlling ones. At least in Spain this is exactly the case, and is really scary how much people falls for it.
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
They don’t. It’s all based on FOMO. Like superpowers, the more the better. My advice: the best claude is the raw claude, with some custom tailored skills. That’s it, no plugins.
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
Bun is so good that can’t be used as server and only as local script runner. https://discord.com/channels/876711213126520882/148058965798... Leaks memory left and right. And the core team seems unable to fix it.
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
This is completely wrong, all this pages are mine and are Tailwind: https://berrus.app/ (game) https://josepvidal.dev/ (my site) https://fescims.com/ (mountaineering community) Even my mobi
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
Fair reframe, and I agree more than I disagree. It's actually why I stopped at Railway level instead of going full VPS.
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
Exactly, it always was one. The UX premium was a price on friction, and agents are pushing the price of friction to zero.
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
It's not about hard, it's about priorities. I wouldn't switch from Vercel just to save X% per month, because the real cost was all the extra time to build and maintain the infrastructure myself. The savings never justified th
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AI is eating your moat(josepvidal.dev)
6 points by jvidalv 3mo ago|6 comments
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by jvidalv 3mo ago
Bit of an stretch here.
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
I mean, the root problem is, who searches anymore? Or better said, the ones who search are decreasing exponentially. I only use Google to search for reddit posts. The rest is ChatGPT or Claude.
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
Thanks for the message, is exactly what I have in my brain and how I'm seeing it unfold. I'm lucky to be part of different codebases, +200 engineers codebase in a 10 years old company and code, +5 engineers on fresh code. My perso
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
I also call this "bollocks" there is no way this workflow is even 1/10 of what you can get with Codex/Claude Code. A normal engineer may be running a couple of sessions with every session spawning sub agents left and rig
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
Not caring.
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
My brain translates it from: "su propio" -> "it's own". Don't ask me why, thanks for the correction
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by jvidalv 4mo ago
You nailed it, commute is the killer. I'm also Spanish, from a very small and rural town. My father is a farmer and does a siesta every day of the year. He comes back at home of working in the farm every day around 1PM, then we have lu
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by jvidalv 5mo ago
Bun can't be used for anything serious, only as a "script kiddie" to run small scripts. Trying to run it as a replacement for node in persistent backend/api scenarios is just plain broken. RSS grows unbounded under Bun:
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by jvidalv 5mo ago
In the only one that feels that OpenAI has bots/commenters on payroll on all this kind of news downplaying Claude and stating how much better Codex is? There is too much and there are too many, and some of their takes don’t fly if you
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by jvidalv 5mo ago
Same principle applies, hosting in Railway has slightly worse UX, but with LLM's you don't need to write a single docker line anymore, so deploying on railway is way way less cumbersome than before, and you gain more control and l
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by jvidalv 5mo ago
This is something I noticed, originally I thought "AI" was the perfect tool for Vercel and Nextjs (current standard = future standard), but then I realized is the total opposite, their moat/stick is gone now, and Rouch that i
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by jvidalv 5mo ago
I have switched from the bloated mess of Nextjs to Vite+TSS and never looked back.
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by jvidalv 6mo ago
If you click on "download button" which should open the link to the App Store you will notice that is a broken link. This is why is ai slop. Spinning a web like that today is 30 minutes of Claude Code prompting. But like it or not
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by jvidalv 6mo ago
Exactly, this why if I use next.js I always hijack the api routes and use Elysia, it comes with something called eden that makes the typing e2e fantastic, can't recommend it enough. As a side note, I'm slowly moving out of Next.js
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by jvidalv 7mo ago
I work as a consultant so I navigate different codebases, old to new, typescript to javascript, massive to small, frontend only to full stack. Claude Code experience is massively different depending on the codebase. Good E2E strongly typed
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by jvidalv 7mo ago
Suprisingly Claude is amazing at cleaning up your macbook. Tried, works like a charm.
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by jvidalv 7mo ago
Is super fast but also super inaccurate, I would say not even gpt-3 levels.

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