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Rather than mictomanage I learn from the mistakes and start from scratch again (empty folder) with new specs.

Or just get cremated on earth then in a few billion the supernova will do it for free.

I found AI particular useful in ossified swamps at big companies where paying down tech debt would be a major many team task unalignable with OKR. But an agent helps you use natural language to the needful boilerplate to get the cursed "do this now" task done.

I am at 5 at home, 3 or something shit at work. I don't like wasting money tho.

sorry not been keeping up. thanks for the info

Thanks. Are there good links for this topic?

I like Comma. I like geohot (I wouldn't want to work for him I imagine it is intense) but I like the contrary attitude and also the product as seen as demoed on youtube.

I guess it would be like open source cruise control. In that they could assert some probability of incorrect installation that caused the accident.

Read all the comments in this thread from farmers or farm-adjacent people.

12 was close - we have bags.fm but twitter not tiktok

Loving the soulless summary of "HN Concerns"

The qustion does that collapse look like a warzone where a digitial piece of paper saying you own something means very little.

Why is organic not suatsinable? Not affordable I get. But does organic damage the environment making it hard to farm again? or use inputs that are not sustainable?

Genuine question. I am alway curious when a statement goes against conventional wisdom.

Claude Down is the new Github Down.

Search slack. Find chesterton there.

Otherwise cross reference ticket.

Otherwise search docs.

Otherwise ask teammates.

Otherwise don't change it.

If you have to change it have a careful rollback / DR plan.

Apple Screentime. 100 settings. If you crack the code it works. One wrong setting and the childs device is as open as a book.

I love it, and I want it for my city, and hell the whole world!

It is what mature engineering does. Migrations are not fun.

Not yet

I like the analogy. It is not perfect since recipes dont compose much (just a tiny bit) but a good analogy for the discussion.

Dog whistle to AI. Love it.

Right but most of the time, in my experience they keep the lights on.

Also you dont need the architecture to scale to millions of users. So it can be a bit more rough and OK to be inefficient.

It is simple. A productive developer can either:

* Fix things

* Build new things

Add to this that things naturally break. Try a git reset to 1 year ago and deploy that to prod, for example.

Add to that new features tend to add new bugs.

I don't think you need ZIRP or even VC to have successful software companies that reinvest in features. You need a low marginal cost of manufacturing, aka the floppy disk.

Attention is all you need was very prescient.

No memory bugs then. Just like ... well Node, Ruby, Python, C#, Java...

Sort of. Eternal September phenomenom was a regualar September cadence. Then AOL came.

There was no warning / taster of this. AI just dialed up to 11 real quick.

I like the current stock apis but they limit the end date / time to now.

I feel like just use claude code. That is it. Use it you get the feel for it. Everyone is over complicating.

It is like learning to code itself. You need flight hours.