> Hmm - I need to map these results onto objects I can use. What sql client is going to hand you raw text? > Hmm - wouldn’t it be great if the object tracked changes and could save itself. Lost me there.
> The founder is very good. He builds a plan that, on paper, is flawless and airtight Premise is laughable right out of the gate.
> I feel like we as a profession generally don't like sloppiness Thanks for that, needed a deep guttural laugh.
> The people who most argue for vibe coding will themselves never accept responsibility for the technical outcomes. This is right, and don’t think this isn’t all partially fueled by spite. I’m not sure if engineers…
> grinds its way to profitability over 3 years, can't raise, and grows 15% / year. You've been a part of some successful ventures! I've worked at places that grind their way to an uneventful shutdown over 3 years, can't…
Am I being advertised an ARG via HN thread?
> LaMDA Wow thanks for reminding me of this. Remember that leaked story of an engineer claiming it was sentient, even before ChatGPT came out?
> Nowadays carriages are split between 'normal' and 'quiet'... And the number of quiet carriages seems to have increased over time... It's like there are forces in society which try to prevent people with different…
> Each business domain is divided into a fixed set of layers, with strictly validated dependency directions and a limited set of permissible edges. These constraints are enforced mechanically via custom linters…
> No project "needs 10GB" to compile You've never tried to compile NextJS slop, have you? It absolutely can take that much. All those junkdevs have 64GB in their MBPs for a reason. NodeJS max heap is now dynamic because…
Albert, nice to meet you. Let me be the first to say I'm impressed by your generous casual dress policy for remote work. My current employer makes me wear a 9-piece tuxedo with cummerbund while I work from the comfort…
Hard to have sober talk about this since a lot of discourse is AI psychosis vs. AI naysayers. Does software quality seem to have taken a jump in the past few years to anyone? Not to me, seems to be getting worse. Think…
I run it, it's good other than WSL.
You are. Human bookkeeper makes a mistake? You're liable. Accountant makes a mistake? You're liable. Have you ever run a business?
Yeah, if you continuously wake up around 3am you are anxious/stressed/depressed. Whole article is overthought/engineering mindset nonsense.
You should be able to open a brokerage account. You generally need ~2 years of business history to get a loan.
We sound similar, I've had some adventures on AngelList. Made an absolute killing, back when that was possible. My total lifetime "ate it" figure is only $2k, and even that one the client kind of eventually offered to…
> What is there to be left behind from? Employment?
You sweet, innocent child. Managers understand that metrics are meaningless. The idea is to have something to point at to scare engineers into jumping higher.
Who cares. Prescribed workflows apply solutions from the wrong direction. Determine what's impeding your organization, devise a solution. The last guy I encountered who evangelized something like this had smart frames…
People are in denial and use humor to deflect.
Was Hegelian dialectic on your card? You do bad stuff, and then you do good stuff. That's what all of these people are into.
> But if you’re down, Spotify is down, social media is down… then “the internet is broken” and you don’t look so bad. In my direct experience, this isn't true if you're running something even vaguely mission-critical…
LLMs will not abstract away framework choice. They will concrete it away. React is for humans. You'll know we're out of the AI stoneage when coding models just generate direct machine instruction, because their output…
Doesn't surprise me. davinci-002 was better than davinci-003. The core breakthrough has been done, stuff's just shifting around now.
> Hmm - I need to map these results onto objects I can use. What sql client is going to hand you raw text? > Hmm - wouldn’t it be great if the object tracked changes and could save itself. Lost me there.
> The founder is very good. He builds a plan that, on paper, is flawless and airtight Premise is laughable right out of the gate.
> I feel like we as a profession generally don't like sloppiness Thanks for that, needed a deep guttural laugh.
> The people who most argue for vibe coding will themselves never accept responsibility for the technical outcomes. This is right, and don’t think this isn’t all partially fueled by spite. I’m not sure if engineers…
> grinds its way to profitability over 3 years, can't raise, and grows 15% / year. You've been a part of some successful ventures! I've worked at places that grind their way to an uneventful shutdown over 3 years, can't…
Am I being advertised an ARG via HN thread?
> LaMDA Wow thanks for reminding me of this. Remember that leaked story of an engineer claiming it was sentient, even before ChatGPT came out?
> Nowadays carriages are split between 'normal' and 'quiet'... And the number of quiet carriages seems to have increased over time... It's like there are forces in society which try to prevent people with different…
> Each business domain is divided into a fixed set of layers, with strictly validated dependency directions and a limited set of permissible edges. These constraints are enforced mechanically via custom linters…
> No project "needs 10GB" to compile You've never tried to compile NextJS slop, have you? It absolutely can take that much. All those junkdevs have 64GB in their MBPs for a reason. NodeJS max heap is now dynamic because…
Albert, nice to meet you. Let me be the first to say I'm impressed by your generous casual dress policy for remote work. My current employer makes me wear a 9-piece tuxedo with cummerbund while I work from the comfort…
Hard to have sober talk about this since a lot of discourse is AI psychosis vs. AI naysayers. Does software quality seem to have taken a jump in the past few years to anyone? Not to me, seems to be getting worse. Think…
I run it, it's good other than WSL.
You are. Human bookkeeper makes a mistake? You're liable. Accountant makes a mistake? You're liable. Have you ever run a business?
Yeah, if you continuously wake up around 3am you are anxious/stressed/depressed. Whole article is overthought/engineering mindset nonsense.
You should be able to open a brokerage account. You generally need ~2 years of business history to get a loan.
We sound similar, I've had some adventures on AngelList. Made an absolute killing, back when that was possible. My total lifetime "ate it" figure is only $2k, and even that one the client kind of eventually offered to…
> What is there to be left behind from? Employment?
You sweet, innocent child. Managers understand that metrics are meaningless. The idea is to have something to point at to scare engineers into jumping higher.
Who cares. Prescribed workflows apply solutions from the wrong direction. Determine what's impeding your organization, devise a solution. The last guy I encountered who evangelized something like this had smart frames…
People are in denial and use humor to deflect.
Was Hegelian dialectic on your card? You do bad stuff, and then you do good stuff. That's what all of these people are into.
> But if you’re down, Spotify is down, social media is down… then “the internet is broken” and you don’t look so bad. In my direct experience, this isn't true if you're running something even vaguely mission-critical…
LLMs will not abstract away framework choice. They will concrete it away. React is for humans. You'll know we're out of the AI stoneage when coding models just generate direct machine instruction, because their output…
Doesn't surprise me. davinci-002 was better than davinci-003. The core breakthrough has been done, stuff's just shifting around now.