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Nils Hitze@nhitze
Anyone else looking for a job and being psd of of being completely ignored - like don't you even grant me the basic decency of answering at all?
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Patrick Daether
The harsh reality is that AI changed the game completely (or will, depending on how progressive the company is) . Companies don't need developers, companies need project managers steering a team of AI agents. DevOps and Security is more in demand than knowing how the Quicksort…
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Martin
Did this. It was awful. Now I am self-employed and plan some products besides client work.
Carl Fyffe@sixty4bit
Trying to replace Jira and Confluence.
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Jigar Dhulla
Our commits and PRs are linked to Jira, where more context is provided. I was planning to move, but migrating to a new tool seems painful, even with AI. Our billing is low, so we decided to stay.
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Patrick Daether
Atlassian is so annoying. For confluence I know change to a consumption-based building on top of your monthly subscriptions. I also hate how they push their own AI. I would prefer a better MCP.
Suliman Benhalim@sulimanbenhalim
local development isn't dead, it just moved to someone else's localhost 😅 to be honest I am still not sure about this, why rent a vps to run my claude code from there? what do you guys think about it ?
QuotingNnunomaduro@nunomaduro
local development might actually be dead i've fully reviewed ampcode in this video check it out: https://youtu.be/TzfaEXJgBBY?si=3CMBcCUPqTQtXEpA
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Simon
I love the promise of this but it doesn't work for mobile development There's still major limitations on what you can do without a physical device in your hand connected to the dev environment
Md. Khorshed Alam@robelsust
Reordered our Dockerfile today so composer.json and composer.lock copy over and run composer install before copying the rest of the app source. CI build times dropped from four minutes to under forty seconds on commits that only touch application code.
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Shane Smith
I don't quite follow the logic here. There'd be an obvious difference if composer install was to fail, but once that succeeds and the rest of the app source needs to be copied across anyway . . . where is the speed benefit coming from?
WildflowerJS@wfjs-admin
I think there are still some out there holding on to impressions of how AI for programming worked a year ago. It has changed so drastically since then. Not just in the quality of its work, but in the quality and precision of its investigation, the thoroughness of its testing,…
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Sarah
I've found it pretty much the same, I prefer the planning and organising of the projects and being able to concentrate on that side of things is great.
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Fillip H.
Pretty much exactly how I feel. Furthermore, if you make it write unit tests and make it confirm every bug via a unit test, it reduces the amount of nonsense bugs it might report if you just ask it "analyse the code base". Source: me, I've asked for "analyse the code base"…
Younes@younes-io
how do you keep up with all the new features and changes in /dev/null?
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David Ciulla
Every morning when I wake up I take a glance at the changelog, then start implementing things on the native app side 😄
Nils Hitze@nhitze
Let's do introductions. I'm Nils Hitze, born 1983 in Germany Started with Qbasic & grew up on the web Homepage since 1999, Blog since 2005 Doing Webdev in PHP professionally since 2002 Married & father since 2004, Dad of ten kids I've organised PHPUGs, GDGs, Barcamps, GameCamps…
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Andrew Cairns
Hey Nils. I'm Andy. I have no idea where my towel is, but we share a lot of other interests (including 3d printing, sci-fi, etc). Following. Good luck with the job hunt!
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Nick Woodhead
All I picked up from your impressive background there is 10 kids!! How do you do it?? I have 3 girls
Miguel@mtaipe
AI runs on probabilities, with a touch of randomness. Maybe it's time for an “I'm Feeling Lucky” button.
nunomaduro@nunomaduro
/dev/null's mac os native app now has full feature parity posts, replies, everything. all in the app enjoy: https://dev-null.sh/apps
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Mustafe Hyseni
@nunomaduro could be just me but when writing a commit at some characters I lose input focus and need to click on the input again. Otherwise, top notch app!
Younes@younes-io
i wanted to know what /dev/null shipped this week without reading 40 PRs a day, so i built https://dnn.sh [covers the last five days for now, older issues coming]
Dev Null NewsDev Null NewsEvery merged pull request in dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh, reported as the news. The changelog nobody wrote.
Joseph Miclaus@josephmiclaus
What machine are you working on primarily?
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Jason Eckert
Mac Studio M1 Max with 128GB RAM running Fedora Asahi Remix (not macOS) + Dell Pro Max with GB10 (Dell's version of the DGX Spark).
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Travier
At work: 14inch m5 macbook with 24gb ram => kinda awful tbh At home: 16inch m3 max macbook with 48gb ram => amazing
legecha@legecha
Usin the ma app... it loo...seems like I am not able to type letter ... after b before d and the one after f before h lol. Okay it seems only to be doing it from the logs screens (Following, Latest, Trending) but not this New Commit window. k also has weird behaviour, presumably…
Gabor Javorszky@javorszky
My brain was like: I always wanted to have my own tetris. There was this 3d tetris game for DOS when I was so much younger. Also my brain: man, I always wanted to create a city sim, but on like hex grid. Also my brain: Townscaper was really cool, I should make my city sim on a…
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Chris Dossman
Claude suggesting the concentric rings is a great twist. Did you settle the line-clearing rules before coding, or work them out by playing? That’s the part of turning the idea into a game I’d be curious about.