@sergio808s@tekbog Yeah I know, I use Microservices at work because we have over 40 people working on the same product.
However, some people don't seem to understand that A) microservices aren't a silver bullet for all scaling problems and B) they have hefty price, specially for smaller teams
@lukamufin Pensar que existe gente así y después tenés genios como el dev de ULTRAKILL
"la cultura no debería existir solo para los que pueden pagarla"
Remember guys, he expects you to compromise your privacy and constitutional rights cause your car and you can be seen from public view.
But dude blurs his house on google maps, uses multiple vehicles to confuse people trying to track his everyday movements, and pressures social media companies to mute/ban anyone who posts photos of real estate listings of his home address.
You know its not like seeing the outside of someone's house, yard, vehicles, etc is private right guys. Guess he's going to live by example and compromise his privacy and constitutional rights to lead the way for us all right /s
What a fucking joke I swear to god.
gonna sound corny but seeing the amogus drip memes in 2026 kinda makes me sad cause people actually spent time making straight bullshit and it was funny as hell while now these types of memes are just ai slop
Looks like a wrong triangle winding order. So one tri of each face is facing the opposite way, and it's being backface culled.
Literally a 1 line fix.
Thing is, vibe coders won't know a word of what I just said. There is value in knowing how to build the thing being built, even if you aren't writing the code. That way you can tell the agent exactly what you want and what to fix.
I think for that reason there will always be an advantage to those who *could* do it themselves, but use AI as a productivity multiplier. At least for the foreseeable future.
Fine to vibe code while you're learning, but you still need to learn. You have to build skills/knowledge in the domain that you're trying to make something in. Otherwise you're going to be left behind, ngmi, etc.
Despite video evidence of him destroying a Flock camera an Ohio grand jury declined to indict Cody Morelock in a rare legal phenomenon known as Jury Nullification.