@bcherny@bcherny Where do you handle coding standards? Without guidance CC writes subpar code. Besides the prompt itself, I've tried inserting standards in other CC tools, but I have to clean up after it always. How do you?(main file, skills, output, subagent, etc)
@bcherny Where do you handle coding standards? It seems like you let it run wild and write subpar code but then after the fact you "steer" it and have it correct itself. Is that true? If not, where in CC do you place standards and it adheres (main file, skills, output, subagent, etc)
There have always been disruptors in websites, software and marketing. AI is doing that just now.
Here's the flipside. This makes differentiation more valuable. It makes custom software (instead of 4 things duct taped together) more valuable. Creative marketing more valuable.
What did I do for fun this Saturday evening? Pressure tested Golang on my laptop! 5000 concurrent tasks in 0.57 seconds, without pooling or any special setup. Wow.
#nerdyfun
@ravinsharma7 Golang is fast and very concurrent. Astro is also fast, and great for performance-focused projects. Both aren't too confusing or hard to learn compared to other popular frameworks like Rust + straight React.
We have hired 3 positions and are hiring a couple more. That being said, developers, be completely upfront and honest right away. You don't have to fake your name, you don't have to fake your location and certainly don't fake your skillset. Those days are over.
Wanna reach your target audience in a non-BS way? Actually deliver.
Your target audience is often in backchannels. There is nothing that outperforms a happy customer shouting your name in the backchannels. Go above and beyond. Deliver.
99% of UX posts are the same recycled hot garbage. While some of this post is obvious, there is a lot in here that business decision makers that get involved with design should know.
https://t.co/gpUh3PbdG4