zxor

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by zxor 7mo ago
> it just polls you when it needs clarification I think anyone who has worked on a serious software project would say, this means it would be polling you constantly. Even if we posit that an LLM is equivalent to a human, humans constantl
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by zxor 11mo ago
Surely at that point they could write the code themselves faster than they can review 5 PRs. Producing more slop for someone else to work through is not the solution you think it is.
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by zxor 1y ago
You can incentivize people to stay with things other than salary. Salary plays a part of course, but there is a lot of other aspects that make staying at a job worthwhile.
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by zxor 1y ago
Give your juniors reasons to stay at your company? It's not hard if the company cares at all.
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by zxor 1y ago
Yes, as much hate as it tends to get on here it's really fine. This vulnerability is unfortunate but every library/framework will have security issues over its lifespan.
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by zxor 2y ago
> In a sense (American) politics is experiencing a vanishing middle of epic proportions Is that true? Democrats are pretty centrist by non-American standards.
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by zxor 2y ago
Aren't notepad and the browser tools? And of course you can start with those, but as projects grow more complex so too will the tools.
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by zxor 2y ago
Isn't that what all of software development is? It's tools all the way down
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by zxor 2y ago
In my opinion there is a large gap between "not homeless" and "making it"
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by zxor 2y ago
> in many major cities, you can make it off of $65K This is certainly not true in any of the cities near me.
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by zxor 2y ago
> The problem is that this step will only run when I change something in the web-app1 folder. So if my pull request only made changes in api1 I will never be able to merge my pull request! This just seems like a bad implementation to me?
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by zxor 2y ago
Adding validation/access control to server actions is pretty much the same as for API endpoints though? I'm not sure next.js is the right fit for a blog/personal site either, but that's an odd point imo. Your site looks