Rubber Claude debugging is a problem-solving technique where a programmer describes their problem to an AI assistant, traditionally Claude. Instead of helping the programmer gain deeper insight into the issue, it merely makes them feel better about their solution without actually improving their understanding.
Everytime I open grok bot I am forced to perform apt upgrade just so that I can open it.
Shipping fast is so praised in the present x dev culture, everyone overlooks how obviously bad this user experience is.
This is reasonable for security patch that would make my system vulnerable ofc. Afterall, it's this week. But if all last five versions I had installed were all vulnerable, maybe I shouldn't use the app at allπ¨
Everytime I open grok bot I am forced to perform apt upgrade just so that I can open it.
Shipping fast is so praised in the present x dev culture, everyone overlooks how obviously bad this user experience is.
grok @bot 0.75.2 is out!
- pages: reports, memos and dashboards your bot builds and keeps up to date
- new cards in every desktop chat
- bots can make videos from a description or an image
and a lot more! read everything in the changelog: https://t.co/dyBGOXTxKP
There are tasks where you can burn a lot of tokens productively, and there are tasks where it wonβt help you at all, can be even counterproductive.Being pressured into spending ignores this.
Itβs fair that sometimes you donβt know which is which and itβs worth trying if tokens can helpβ¦
Might be interesting during incidents. If you know every minute of downtime costs you many $, you just allow your on-call engineers to use astra/fable agent swarms at ultrafast?
Note on Ultrafast: it costs 6x, it runs up to 8x faster, so your tokens will burn 48x faster in real time.
It does feel magical, but I don't see how it is practical for regular dev work, unless you have unlimited money. I burnt $1000 in credits in what felt like 10 minutes.
I don't know what the answer is yet, but to get the most out of it, you have to adjust your expectations of when you use it. Probably only when you genuinely need instant responses (e.g. you are fixing your broken demo live), and never for any regular work.
yeah, to be honest this sentence is pretty close.
I wanted to express that sentry is a dicionary word that sort of references what the product does, and maybe they picked the name just based of that. I don't see why they would try to damage Sentry or steal customers.
Still a blunder though, and still bad name.