I have to somewhat disagree, though I understand the "fast food" sentiment. It really heavily depends on the type of library and what it actually does.
Software complexity can still get incredibly high. At its core, the existence of a new library just means a developer looked at an existing problem and thought, "I can do this better." That foundational drive hasn't gone away; the tooling to execute it just got "a bit" faster.
The intrinsic value of a solid tool hasn't changed. If a library has a clean API, handles the architecture well, and works perfectly on the first try, it is still a good library, regardless of how much AI helped generate the codebase. The real craft has simply shifted toward system design rather than raw keystrokes.
I will concede one thing, though: the signal-to-noise ratio is going to drop. We are definitely going to see a massive influx of incomplete, half-baked libraries out there. That's for sure.
@glazeapp I enjoyed the limited design guardrails so much, that I decided to import them into Gitify itself. Hopefully, you'll enjoy it as much as I do!
The other day I participated in a small hackathon where the goal was purely to do something with @glazeapp. I decided to try to port https://t.co/tCavC19DYC, and with a single prompt (that included a link to the og codebase) it got almost all the way there with just a few cleanups needed.
Un poco de geopolítica para principiantes sobre el tema del asalto a la valla de Ceuta, que veo a la gente muy perdida. O peor, mintiendo y esparciendo bulos de forma intencionada. Entender el contexto de todo esto es muy importante, así que va hilo: 👇🧵
This sounds incredible. I was skeptical at first, but if start integration can be done that quickly, then that does shift the landscape and the potential impact of Octane in the ecosystem quite a bit! Excited to see what comes out of all of this. Will be giving it a try in the near future!
@glazeapp@peduarte the per-row hover effects don't feel perfect and it often gets stuck showing multiple active rows. couldn't get it to fix it after multiple tries. I suspect it is something with the sdk
@cnakazawa kind of a sad to read this honestly. the joy was never about "manually editing files," it was noticing a paper cut and caring enough to fix it. that instinct doesn't go away just because the tool changed hands. hope you find your way back to it!!
node_modules is mostly symlinks into a machine-wide store and your teammates still think you're using pnpm
nub keeps the existing lockfile, runs TS directly, and totally replaced bunx/npx for me as well
feeling at peace with my store now, thx @colinhacks
Can someone explain to me how the weekly limits work on @OpenAI@OpenAIDevs? I've hit my limit last week and it seems to only renew on the 25th??? Also, please put the renewal date on the web too.