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Do people build to impress with an implementation that no one cares about really? Or to share the end product?

I think now you are freed up to make a shooter that people will actually want to play. Or at least attempt it.

We probably need to come to terms with the idea that no one cares about those details. Really, 2 years ago no one would have cared about your hand crafted 3d shooter either I think.

Could be both?

I've been leaning more towards claude. A lot of the LLM tropes seem to be ChatGPT really? I feel like claude doesn't do as much of the overly intense "its this -- not that" pattern and isn't constantly acting like my hype man. Claude code has been nice 90% of the time. I haven't tried to many competitors though.

These coding tools work better when you think and play first before doing...

If you switch directions with hand crafted code you have a mess too and a large amount of tedious refactoring work to do.

Which should be perfect work for Ai.

Do you think someone un fammilar with coding can sit down with one of these agents that write software and end up with a running phone app?

Idk if your selling it well. Plenty of other careers will pay more and give you health insurance and stability. Probably with alot less work too.

Day care and pre schools charge like 2k/mo for full time care and 5 days a week.

We're just slowly reinventing agile for telling Ai agents what to do lol

Just skip to the Ai stand-ups

Who taught you Mexican Spanish in school? Im always hearing about how Spanish speakers not from Spain struggle with Spanish in school. You didn't learn vosostros?

Are the infrastructure tools available already not easy enough to build on? We have all these serverless options already.

We know that he knows what he is talking about based on all of the educational content he's produced. What's with the low effort posts and comments?

Docker and k8s didn't deliver?

I agree, I think recall votes, term limits, higher pay, fixing election funding would help with that.

We need changes that address the kind of people that are running for these spots and winning then go on to do a bad job. Congress isn't incentived to be effective.

Fix some of the ambiguities that allowed power to be concentrated in the executive branch. Automatically start elected officials so things like avoiding swearing in don't happen. Limit the power of these executive orders. Introduce recall votes. Switch to public funding for all elections.

Theres plenty we can do. That's off the top if my head. I'm sure if smart people sat down to think about it there are lots of practical and clever ideas.

The majority didn't ask for this. 49% of voters did.

How do you make them taste good? I need to put sugar on oatmeal... Lol

Ime a team or project lead does that and the rest of the engineers maybe do that on a smaller scale but mostly implement.

People felt this was already happening. I remenber reading filter world which described this pre Ai

The emoji use is general is weird. It's like the flair thing from office space, like everyone tries hard to be quirky or something idk.

Llms are already better then most people at coding for typical tasks imo.

I finally got around to Claude code and the code it generates and the debugging it does is pretty good.

Inb4 some random accuses me of being an idiot or shit engineer lol

Can llms manipulate spread sheets?

For 3k issues it's 3000x3000 checks to find duplicates? Can you cache similarity?

Generating code isn't the bottleneck for selling software.

Those apps aren't that bad, it's just internet people complaining about things like react.

Imo "higher quality" isn't a way to sell software

The original rant is nonsense though if you read it. It's almost like some mental illness rambling.

With the housing market competitive as it is you don't really get to much of a choice and it's not like there's yelp reviews for neighbors.

Ivf is way more frequent then it used to be

>so the residents (and businesses) are super accommodating of families with kids. To the point where if I have to take a little one to the bathroom in a restaurant, people often invite my big one (5 year old) to hang out at their table so I don't have to worry about it.

My experience so far with a kid is most people will just tolerate your child. I'm surprised your running into that attitude.

Other new parents I know that are in the suburbs aren't all surrounded by family's either. I think aging people aren't downsizing their houses and moving around. Careers scattered and cheap homes scattered everyone around.

Maybe NYC is just different. I mean I'm 100% sure it's different. I'm grew up in a NYC suburb lol

Do you live in the US?

How many kids do you have?

Agree with the statement,

Don't agree with the supporting statements though.

Parenting is just really hard, families need two parents working, birthing itself is expensive, even with good insurance, day care is 2k a month and it's not a good idea to skip it. Houses are expensive, raising a kid in a tiny apartment is hard, renting brings instability to your life. There is no serious parental leave for new parents.

Sort of I think. There's a culture aspect to it too. Everything is blameless, there's no reason to not mess up.