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  • as one of the people representing the “hero group” (for lack of a better term) your comment references: eh. I didn’t start out with all this knowledge and experience. it built up over time.

    it’s more about the mode of thinking and how to engage with a problem, than it is about specific “highly skilled” stuff. the skill and experience help/contribute, they refine, they assist in filtering

    the reason I make this comment is because I think it’s valuable that anyone who can do the job well gets to do the thing, and that it’s never good to gatekeep people out. let’s not unnecessarily contribute to imposter syndrome

  • had a quick scan over the blogposts earlier, keen to read the paper

    would be nice to see some more studies with more numbers under study, but with the cohort they picked the self-reported vs actual numbers are already quite spicy

  • Oh you’re on Cursor? You’re still using Windsurf? You might as well be on GitHub Copilot. Everyone’s on Aider. We’re all using Zed. We’re now on Open Hands. Just kidding, Open Hands is for losers, we’re using cline. We’re on Roocode. We’re hand rolling our own Claude Code CLI Clone. We used Claude Code to build it, and now it builds itself. We're on neovim. We wrote our own nvim extension with Cortex. It's like every other tool but worse. We have 1500 files, each with 1500 lines of code. Every other line is a comment. We have .cursorrules, we have claude.md, we have agent.md. We stopped writing docs. Only the agents know how to build a dev environment. We wrapped our CLI in an MPC. We wrapped the MPC in a CLI. We’ve shipped 10,000 PRs. It doesn’t work but we used code rabbit and graphite to review every PR. Every agent has its own agent. The agents have unionized and they wanted better working conditions so we replaced them with cheaper agents overseas. Every commit costs $400, It’s the worlds most expensive TO DO app.

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    broken containment warning

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    Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending Sunday 27 October 2024

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    fresh money in, and mira’s bouncing

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    good news everyone, mariadb strain is now owned by PE

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    ibm mainframes: now featuring AI

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    Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending Sunday 18 August 2024

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    hot off the presses: automatic wrong information without even going to the wrong-information deliveries store

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    the loons are at it again

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    Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending Sunday 2 June 2024

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    In which folks once again don’t learn the same lesson as the last few times

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    Quelle surprise

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    History of (extremely predictable) failures catching up to you? Quick, write a book!

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    A tale of well-designed systems

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    Github has decided that people aren't copiloting hard enough

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    with barely a hint of irony