throwawayb299

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by throwawayb299 1y ago
> I would not place money on things stabilizing here. Wise of you. If things don't stabilize we'll need our savings.
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
Clearly you know what you're talking about and when you break your time down like this it makes way more sense. A minor point I'd make is you seem to define coding as strictly typing out... well, code. My perspective is that inter
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
> But I'm really referring to the idea that at some point you should more or less create a solution in a spec, and then code should just be an implementation of the spec This sentence is a little ambiguous, so I might be reading it
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
20 years and counting. Maybe you're the person at the middle point of that bell curve meme, while I'm the one to the right? I used to drink the kool aid too: writing code is the last step, the shortest and the easiest one... Over
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
Have you considered, you may be working in a dysfunctional organization, spending only 5% on the activity that translates into actual value to the end user? That's why these AI companies are racing to build a replacement for you and me
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
> in Poland ~$1500 will be a good monthly wage The minimum wage in Poland is around USD 1240/month. The median wage in Poland is approximately USD 1648/month. Tech salaries are considerably higher than the median. Idk, maybe fo
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by throwawayb299 1y ago
> a serious self-compiling compiler Well, virtually every production-grade compiler is self-compiling. Since you bring it up explicitly, I'm wondering what implications of begin self-compiling you have in mind? > Meaning the LLM
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2 points by throwawayb299 1y ago|1 comments