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by riclib 2mo ago
I'm the author, this is my attempt at laughing at my own code.
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by riclib 5mo ago
Can’t wait to play with it. Great design!
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by riclib 6mo ago
Author here. Ask me any questions
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by riclib 6mo ago
the website is just using go standard library and templ. the voice is grok tts. the images are generate by nano banana from prompts written by claude, according to styles. it is all generated by a program called lg: https://yagni
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by riclib 6mo ago
The colored functions point is fair, I was imprecise. My real argument is about the human cost of the compiler fighting AI-generated code, not about async semantics.
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by riclib 6mo ago
Yes, this is the serious (?) front end to a satirical website.
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by riclib 6mo ago
Fair comment. In my production code I always separate out the css and embed it in the go binary as files that can be cached. Having it in embedded into the page was really useful to iterate behind cloudflare and not worry about css caching
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Why I Vibe in Go, Not Rust or Python(lifelog.my)
38 points by riclib 6mo ago|30 comments
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by riclib 6mo ago
Last night I built a website from scratch. Not a landing page. A full blog with three-domain routing, animated video covers, an audio player with playlists, dark mode, RSS feeds, social cards, and a sticky sidebar with a lightbox. Seven com
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by riclib 6mo ago
Software Engineering is the discipline that, in 1968, looked at the smoldering wreckage of every software project ever attempted and concluded that what it really needed was not better practices, better tools, or better understanding, but a
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Software Engineering – A Roast(yagnipedia.com)
2 points by riclib 6mo ago|1 comments
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Vibe in Go – It's the only way(yagnipedia.com)
3 points by riclib 6mo ago|2 comments
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by riclib 6mo ago
I've been building AI applications in Go since August 2024 — before "vibe coding" had a name. After 18 months of AI-assisted development on a Fortune 100 project, the argument for Go isn't performance or deployment anymo
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by riclib 6mo ago
Author here. Yagnipedia is a personal encyclopedia I've been writing — humorous entries on tech concepts, tools, and practices, written in the voice of someone who's spent 20 years building software and has opinions about most of
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The Boring Technology Manifesto(yagnipedia.com)
2 points by riclib 6mo ago|1 comments