It might be that I haven't put enough time in, but, I haven't found it as ergonomic as SolidPython (OpenSCAD wrapper). Have you found that it becomes more natural?
It's easier to install ublock origin and sponsorblock than to subscribe, and it's free.
Lol, that's awesome.
Have you met users?
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Same, for sure. I'm not actually sure I've come out ahead. I've probably wasted at least a year of work in each direction. In spite of my above-stated preference, I used Django for my most-recent project, and don't…
Same as people often say about AI writing bespoke applications, these days... Libraries (like applications) often have 98% stuff you don't need, and 2% stuff you do. You can end up better off with your own thing. I've…
Terminator, War Games, The Matrix... Metropolis (1927) had robots that infiltrated a revolution to sabotage it for their masters. Frankenstein (1818)? ...
> How do you measure that? Vibes. Reviews take 5x to 20x or more as long as a new feature, and often utilize 3 subagents at a time - the duration is just an estimate, but it's not uncommon to have reviews take 3 hours…
> they don't value correctness I spend ~10-20 tokens on correctness and codebase cleanliness for every 1 I spend on new features. So, in at least some sense, I must value correctness, no?
> that isn't a real SWE job I still run my own business, but I'm a full time SWE employee for another company. It's kind of a unicorn job, probably - nothing at all like any other SWE jobs in my area, at least - but I'm…
YOE is ~30, from my first PHP app to present. I've spent somewhere between 5 and 80 hours a week coding for the past 30 years, mostly self-employed, writing tools and creating custom CNC machines/robots for my own…
Well, I used to pay more attention to the code, and then I found that if I spent more tokens having the AI review its work than actually creating new features, I was able to get more, better work done. The AI review…
If you can find exercise that's "play" for you, that's the trick. I like hacky sack and kettlebells. I can play hacky sack for 15 minutes, wherever I am, and easily keep my heart rate between 160 and 190 bpm. I can do…
> It's not even close. That's always been my experience. Not even close. One gives you legos that lets you make a plastic toy, and the other is an industrial machine shop for code. I thought maybe I was holding VSCode…
I'm paid to produce software that has features and works. Nobody cares how I get there or how ugly the code is. They care how fast I can do it and how reliable the software is. I look at code sometimes, in down time, to…
Code intelligence (find usages, go to definition, refactor/rename/move, etc.) and debugging are on another level - more powerful, more reliable, with more edge-cases covered. At least, that was so in dynamic languages,…
Has anyone had a good experience with Junie, to share? I've tried it, and it seemed fine, but not compelling enough to even spend the free usage I get with my All Products Pack.
I tried 3.1 Pro over the weekend and you're right, it's great for chat. Easily my favorite. Thanks for the suggestion.
Wow. Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely try it. I've noticed the trouble you mention, and used 3.8 Flash in spite of it, because I like the model, but it's bit me more than once. Also, 3.8 Flash for coding... I've done…
You use 3.1 Pro? I should try it, I guess - I always default to Flash 3.8.
Yeah, I'm not saying this is an example of great work. It's sufficient for the job - more time spent refining my instructions isn't necessary. What I'm saying is, with just the effort it takes to notice and…
More like google (when google just served content off of the website you were searching for), but also fed every form of media, turned up to 11, and given agency far beyond retrieval.
I'd love to know if you still felt that way after seeing what I do in a day. Company IP won't allow it. Maybe I'll stream some personal dev work or something. I'm not saying you're wrong, but, I'd be shocked if you were…
3 years ago, these things became useful. Every year, they're drastically better. Most juniors are already dead weight. Most of the rest of us are next. IDK how it could be otherwise. It's moving too fast and gone too…
It might be that I haven't put enough time in, but, I haven't found it as ergonomic as SolidPython (OpenSCAD wrapper). Have you found that it becomes more natural?
It's easier to install ublock origin and sponsorblock than to subscribe, and it's free.
Lol, that's awesome.
Have you met users?
under_construction.gif
Same, for sure. I'm not actually sure I've come out ahead. I've probably wasted at least a year of work in each direction. In spite of my above-stated preference, I used Django for my most-recent project, and don't…
Same as people often say about AI writing bespoke applications, these days... Libraries (like applications) often have 98% stuff you don't need, and 2% stuff you do. You can end up better off with your own thing. I've…
Terminator, War Games, The Matrix... Metropolis (1927) had robots that infiltrated a revolution to sabotage it for their masters. Frankenstein (1818)? ...
> How do you measure that? Vibes. Reviews take 5x to 20x or more as long as a new feature, and often utilize 3 subagents at a time - the duration is just an estimate, but it's not uncommon to have reviews take 3 hours…
> they don't value correctness I spend ~10-20 tokens on correctness and codebase cleanliness for every 1 I spend on new features. So, in at least some sense, I must value correctness, no?
> that isn't a real SWE job I still run my own business, but I'm a full time SWE employee for another company. It's kind of a unicorn job, probably - nothing at all like any other SWE jobs in my area, at least - but I'm…
YOE is ~30, from my first PHP app to present. I've spent somewhere between 5 and 80 hours a week coding for the past 30 years, mostly self-employed, writing tools and creating custom CNC machines/robots for my own…
Well, I used to pay more attention to the code, and then I found that if I spent more tokens having the AI review its work than actually creating new features, I was able to get more, better work done. The AI review…
If you can find exercise that's "play" for you, that's the trick. I like hacky sack and kettlebells. I can play hacky sack for 15 minutes, wherever I am, and easily keep my heart rate between 160 and 190 bpm. I can do…
> It's not even close. That's always been my experience. Not even close. One gives you legos that lets you make a plastic toy, and the other is an industrial machine shop for code. I thought maybe I was holding VSCode…
I'm paid to produce software that has features and works. Nobody cares how I get there or how ugly the code is. They care how fast I can do it and how reliable the software is. I look at code sometimes, in down time, to…
Code intelligence (find usages, go to definition, refactor/rename/move, etc.) and debugging are on another level - more powerful, more reliable, with more edge-cases covered. At least, that was so in dynamic languages,…
Has anyone had a good experience with Junie, to share? I've tried it, and it seemed fine, but not compelling enough to even spend the free usage I get with my All Products Pack.
I tried 3.1 Pro over the weekend and you're right, it's great for chat. Easily my favorite. Thanks for the suggestion.
Wow. Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely try it. I've noticed the trouble you mention, and used 3.8 Flash in spite of it, because I like the model, but it's bit me more than once. Also, 3.8 Flash for coding... I've done…
You use 3.1 Pro? I should try it, I guess - I always default to Flash 3.8.
Yeah, I'm not saying this is an example of great work. It's sufficient for the job - more time spent refining my instructions isn't necessary. What I'm saying is, with just the effort it takes to notice and…
More like google (when google just served content off of the website you were searching for), but also fed every form of media, turned up to 11, and given agency far beyond retrieval.
I'd love to know if you still felt that way after seeing what I do in a day. Company IP won't allow it. Maybe I'll stream some personal dev work or something. I'm not saying you're wrong, but, I'd be shocked if you were…
3 years ago, these things became useful. Every year, they're drastically better. Most juniors are already dead weight. Most of the rest of us are next. IDK how it could be otherwise. It's moving too fast and gone too…