back
user profile
yomismoaqui
986karma·365submissions·November 11, 2024
recent activity (365 total)
comment
If you can't deploy to production when some GitHub services hiccup maybe the problem is not on GitHub.
comment
You are not out of touch, I rember in the 90s when people recommended using IRC for Linux questions and I hated it. I didn't want to ask something and interacting in pseudo-realtime with another …
comment
Let the cambrian explosion run its course but let's hope the meteorite doesn't kill us all.
comment
I don't know if that is crazy or a glimpse of the future (could be both). PS: TIL about "Canadian girlfriend", thanks!
comment
You can do it for $40 month. What I'm doing: - $20 for Claude Pro (Claude Code)
- $20 for ChatGPT Plus (Codex)
- Amp Free Plan (with ads and you get about $10 of daily value) So you get to use 3 …
comment
As company owner the math is simple: If I pay $3k/month to a developer and a $200/month tool makes them 10% more productive I will pay it without thinking.
comment
This quote is gold: The cloud requires expertise in company-specific APIs and billing systems. A data center requires knowledge of Watts, bits, and FLOPs. I know which one I rather think about.
comment
One of the best programmers I know is a self declared thinker that also is loving this new wave of agentic coding. What he told me is that he loves thinking about the design of the code in his head, p…
comment
For me is like a someone is trying to show me something using form instead of content.
comment
If we follow that logic maybe some of the politicians that have created/voted for this would have liked a visit to that infamous island.
comment
This sure will imply that over-16 users will have to also authenticate themselves using some kind of personal id (DNI, I guess?) As a non-user of social media (only have an anonymous Facebook account …
comment
Let me guess... GPT 3.5, ChatGPT and Brainfuck?
comment
When some minor extension that I have installed on VSCode updates (like parens colorizing and the like) I think what could happend if the author sells it to some bad actor (or decides to push some wei…
comment
Maybe what you are responding to is the AI comment? Or am I?
comment
You would be surprised at the volume of money made by businesses supported by Excel.
comment
The best descripcion of microservices comes from "The Grug Brained Developer" ( https://grugbrain.dev/ ): "grug wonder why big brain take hardest problem, factoring syste…
comment
If you predict a crash every month and it happens after 2 years... can we call you a visionary?
comment
Simplicity, price, stability.
comment
I'm a human with 20+ years of experience and making OTEL work on Go was painful. It made me remember when I was working on the J2EE ecosystem shudder
comment
You are right, but the responsibility of the final artifact must fall on the human. Think about what we did before if we didn't have another human around to ask and think together about a problem…
comment
Me too, with the added bonus of reading HN while the clanker is writing code ;) Seriously though, now I think more about architecture and testing than before. Also I end the day with less foggy head t…
comment
So they blamed the developers for products not selling instead of blaming the uberboss/idea guy that decided to create those products? I see...
comment
We don't walk on the street picking random things from the ground and putting them in our mouth, right? So we shouldn't do the same with things we read on the internet and our brain.
comment
Say what you want about China's monoparty system, but it enables planning that spans decades. Our 4 years terms is short slighted by design.
comment
This the kind of interaction that makes be think that there are only 2 possible futures: Star Trek or Idiocracy.
comment
Tag: fan-fiction
comment
In an LLM world text will also be is king. Sure, LLMs can understand images and video, but when you make your program spit debug text you make it easier and faster for Claude Code to iterate on it and…
comment
Nowadays you can use AI to write the parser, so it's the machine the one that suffers I guess. https://friendlybit.com/python/writing-justhtml-with-coding-... …
comment
Is this ragebait? I lived through the XML hype cycle and god it was awful. I Still have nightmares about some XSLT I had to maintain. Good riddance...