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It's 8:30 PM on a Wednesday. Tunde just walked into the house after spending two freaking hours in traffic on Third Mainland Bridge. He is exhausted, his shirt is soaked in sweat, and he just wants to drop his bag and drink some cold water.
Kemi is in the living room, fanning herself because there is no light. She looks at Tunde, then looks at his empty hands. He forgot to buy the petrol for the generator, which he promised he would pick up on his way home.
If Kemi was just angry or frustrated, she would complain. She might say, "Tunde, ah-ah! I reminded you about this fuel this morning. Now we have to sleep in this heat, and the food in the freezer will spoil. I am really upset." That is a normal complaint. It focuses on the mistake and how it affects her.
But contempt is different. Contempt doesn't attack the mistake... it attacks the person.
Instead of complaining, Kemi hisses loudly, rolls her eyes, and looks at him with pure disgust.
"You cannot even remember to buy ordinary fuel. Is it until I write it on your forehead? I don't even know why I expect anything from you. It's like living with another child. You are completely useless when it comes to taking simple responsibility."
Tunde freezes. He knows he messed up. He doesn't feel like a partner who made a mistake... he feels like a foolish schoolboy being scolded by his headmistress. His pride is crushed. Instead of going out to find fuel, he gets defensive, hisses back, and walks into the bedroom, slamming the door.
Contempt doesn't ruin a marriage in one day.
It is a slow leak. Day by day, insult by insult, it drains away all the love, respect, and friendship until there is nothing left.
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There's a difference between vibe coding and AI assisted development.
This is what my current coding workflow looks like.
This application processes thousands of $$ of transactions per day so it makes sense that, you can't just merge code into an existing functional codebase without relevant checks.
1. I start with a Plan. I ask Codex to do a full review of the codebase and come up with a plan of what should be done.
I don't stop there, I give this same plan to Claude (thanks to Microsoft VS Code split panes).
2. Based on this joint recommendation, I ask Claude to implement, with a caveat: I need to manually authorize a change before it's effected. Claude doesn't like this obviously but hey!
3. I run a Git Fetch in VS Code to see who has changed what, without affecting my local code. If significant changes were made by another developer, I loop back to step 1. If not, I just sync changes and continue from step 2.
4. I commit changes to my local repo by the order of priority defined in step 1. No full head on commits, one after the other.
5. I create a staging environment and run the application to confirm that things are performant.
6. After confirming, I push and sync using VS Code.
I'm currently exploring using an agent to perform step 5. There are a few in the market already so I'm spoilt for choice. I'll share my findings regardless.
A bit orchestrate-y, I must say.
Because people like you don't understand what it takes to "build" a society. You are only concerned with personal achievements without how those personal achievements impact the general populace.
So if everyone goes and starts "building," who will work in those buildings? It will just be a cluster of buildings with the individual builders seating inside abi?
You don't understand systems thinking, and using a dark and mysteriously looking avi doesn't mask that.
You don't just keep chasing a Ballon D'or at the expense of a team trophy. Take these your appeals to emotion to the enclaves where they belong.
gonna play the heck out of GTA 6 simply because of its status as a cultural artefact: the final big game built before LLMs
no-one will ever invest this much in a game again, no software will ever encode this quantity of hands-on human labour again. the last of the great pyramids
One thing I found interesting in 2021/22 and still find funny now is
The people who championed higher pay becoming founders and going completely against their mantra when hiring
I’ll see someone who shit on $2500 back then asking if I know mid level dev for 300k