Works because heโs low in neuroticism.
His chosen tech stack is because he doesnโt care about his tech stack (not neurotic).
Shipping straight to prod is a consequence of low neuroticism.
You can just do things!
I'm starting to think it has to do with my tech stack why I'm only one doing this
Vanilla PHP + Vanilla JS + SQLite is so simple and basic it's hard for AI to fuck up
The more complex your stack the higher odds AI (or you!) will make a fatal bug
Simple works here
@n2parko@cursor_ai Not allowed to set up cloud environment for work project so need to stay local. Would love to be able to set up my own automations for code review, security checks, etc.
Whatโs up with the guys who nitpick 4,000 line PRs?
Itโs obviously AI generated, and AI reviewed (multiple times).
And within 20 minutes?
No way you read that shit.
Do these guys just have obscure agent rules to find nits and keep up the code police schtick?
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I live in urban (liberal) part of his district. Massie is consistently the only republican sign on lawns in the neighborhood. Noticed some door hangers at registered republican houses. And liberal neighbors are relatively pleased with him too.
Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet.
It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running tasks, and more reliable at following complex instructions.
For the next week, weโre doubling the included usage of the model.
Surprised that nobody has started a forward deployed design engineering firm yet.
Iโm interviewing for a lot of design engineering jobs, or product design jobs that are looking for someone technical.
Across the board, established companies seem to have no idea how to find and evaluate design engineers. Nor do they really have mature design to code systems in place.
But they all want it, and would probably pay for FDEs to drop in and fix their shit.
@bentossell So much of it is contextual, and is ultimately a creative solution for a thorny ui problem. The animation is secondary, whatโs important is the steps in the flow that a user has to step through