PacketByte
@PacketByte
99 little bugs in the code, take one down, patch it around... 127 little bugs in the code.
- github.com/PacketByte
- Joined November 2026
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Hey, /dev/nullers!
I'm a bit stuck on this and would really appreciate some community feedback on my WIP PR to /dev/null:
https://github.com/dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh/pull/1550
Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
GitHubWrapped - Year Review by PacketByte · Pull Request #1550 · dev-null-sh/dev-null.shYear in review What's in it?: commits, stars, streaks and growth in six slides, in GitHub-styled cards with /dev/null brand orange accents, confetti on the finale step, copy your wrapped up yea...
Wed, Nov 11
Mon, Nov 9
Give up? Not a chance, keep going.
Every mistake is a lesson.
Every problem is a way forward.
Sun, Nov 8
Has AI changed how you see yourself as a developer?
- No, still the same53%, 9 votes
- Less skilled12%, 2 votes
- Less fulfilled24%, 4 votes
- I don't know12%, 2 votes
17 votesFinal results
I spend way less time memorizing boilerplate syntax and a lot more time reviewing diffs and edge cases. Still feels like the same job, just shifted slightly closer to architecture and code review.
I think depending on the day I could be either of these answers.
Sometimes the joy in developing is the cracking a hard problem. Offloading that sometimes feels like you are loosing something but I do value being able to get some weird admin script written quickly.
#AI
Fri, Nov 6
I'm officially running out of ideas. What programming languages do you work with?
Actually, doing a mix of PHP and node for the backend part. And mostly Angular for the frontend. I might want to start Go for 2027, just to get something strong on a lower level.
I was going to go back to python django but Nest seemed more sexy so I started that to add to my laravel and react tool box.
Thu, Nov 5
That's @PacketByte's root commit.