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sagabai
1mo ago
You must have really good comprehension and memorizing skill and quick backlog generation to let AI generate as much, since you claim that's not vibe-coding
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1mo ago
About "implementing by words bit": I don't believe English is a great language to program. It's not type-safe, not object oriented, not functional. Has poor tools to highlight syntax or navigate through "wordbase&qu
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1mo ago
I wonder what's going to happen after applying no-review practice, when nobody knows what code-base actually does, in enough details to provide technical guidance?
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1mo ago
Swans are overrated geese. But ducks are fine
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1mo ago
I wonder how codebases for important products (not demos or short-living ones) end up without anyone reviewing the code. Some claim engineers should become more of "architects" and "designers", but not coders/review
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1mo ago
Agreed. I don't see that Software Developers must "evolve" from coders to architects, or product owners and if not they disappear due to AI. Small mistakes in the code are the ones that cost the most, and hardest to notice. I
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1mo ago
Happens, sorry for you. I am not good at marketing, and maybe analyzing the market and finding a relevant product to build. So I know the feeling. I'd just use it as a portfolio project to talk about it again once I get a chance: on a
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1mo ago
Thanks for the article! Too opinionated imp, but an interesting read.
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1mo ago
Claude Pro subscription is just enough for me
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1mo ago
I used to be an AI sceptic, but with newer model being released I come closer to the mid: It's a great tool that amplifies human output, but without human judgement in the loop it's a danger to IT systems. I don't think human
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1mo ago
I feel like it might remove not exactly the middle class, but entry level (or honestly middle too) that had only skill for their careers, which is coding, applying very little judgement.