pibu

#AI Orchestrator, smart contract & blockchain developer, aspiring solutions architect; problem solver, rubber duck partner

[pibu @pibudev]

@ABluntPenguin @KYMaverick1 @adiix_official House schematics don't include jewelry boxes, gun safes, other valuable items.
On the other hand, how is that different to just booking a house showing with an agent?

[pibu @pibudev]

@SergioRocks Implementing a ticker well requires you to know why. Otherwise you will just introduce regression. The only ones getting replaced by AI are typers who were told exactly what to type and didn't have to think about why.

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Boomer reference
AI is like a T9 with better database

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@atresnjo1 @forgebitz Do you include gstack loc?

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@clawrl3000 @pmddomingos Humans don't need coffee, definitely not managers. I'd agree with deadlines (mental thing). Money is something different (you choose where you live).
You can compare prompts to experience, not to needs. Without prompts AI will generate something, with prompts it MIGHT do better

[pibu @pibudev]

@johncrickett Everybody gangsta until it stops working and agents fix one thing and break another.

[pibu @pibudev]

MCP servers, skills, hooks - bundled as plugins, developed alongside your software - are 10x better than any documentation you can provide.
In my case instead of an operator manual, I just have a plugin...

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@johncrickett The only deterministic output of software development are green tests. You don't need 100% coverage, but enough to spot issues and regressions early. Treat parts of the software as black boxes and then on the fundamental level you don't care how the black box works.

[pibu @pibudev]

@nbaschez Define a specification (what must be done) which is mostly your work anyway. Then plan execution with acceptance criteria based on specification. One round of review. 90% correct. If something pops up later, amend spec/create new feature/add more tasks to plan to adjust

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@ashutosh_270497 @mattpocockuk Genuine question: how do you measure that?

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I would love to be able to use AR glasses connected to remote claude code sessions while taking walks. My dog would be extremely happy :D

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@garrytan 15 years ago my performance was calculated based on number of git commits. Today we measure how many LOC our ai can spew. Tomorrow we will measure how many LOC we saved. This is a cycle.
Also 70k LOC in a purely md project is BS - this is not code, this is documentation.

[pibu @pibudev]

@trikcode Doom posting. AI is eating people who typed software, those who built are still building.

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If you ask whether learning to code is still worth it when AI can do it while at the same time driving your own car instead of using Uber, you are full of BS.

[pibu @pibudev]

Has any of your agents ever used a design pattern on it's own instead of adding more and more if statements/similar?
I just work on a different path in an app and instead of using a strategy pattern it just went ahead and put in a bunch of if statements and utility functions...

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Claude just decided that the only way to fix a build on ci is to modify a hook that was generated (by a thirid party library) in a gitignored folder...

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I was always single-task focused and had problems with multitasking. I managed, but it was uncomfortable. My wife can do three things at once while reading a book and she has complete understanding of everything.
Do women find it easier to work with multiple agents than men?

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@pdrmnvd If you don't want to let go of control, then the only real solution is smaller tasks, slower work. There's really nothing you can do about it, I guess our brains aren't capable of this kind of work.

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@zarazhangrui Stress tests... if you find your 5 claude code sessions distracting, drop one, slow down.
I noticed that too - switching, multiple thoughts, often difficult to focus after a few hours. Don't fall for x10 developer vibe, you have 100 articles to read...