OpenClaw reminds me of the Mint app where you had to give it your bank login to export your spending habits. It’s great but the risk is too high to let it send email.
@dhh The UK and others tends to outsource to Eastern Europe for engineering and keep sales domestic that’s why the salaries are depressed.
Lots of opportunities to pick up the pieces from that arrangement but they expect that on the cheap too
An engineer being the copilot to AI agents or coding tools is a better concept than AI as a standalone employee. I future without makers seems unlikely
"Hiring pure backend engineer and expecting them to do non backend stuff IMO is wrong"
Sigh.
Any capable intern/new grad picks up whatever new technology is needed to get the job done.
If you, as an *experienced* engineer, refuse to do so: you're less capable than an intern
i'm comically impressed that people are coping on deepseek by spewing bizarre conspiracy theories -- despite deepseek open-sourcing and writing some of the most detail oriented papers ever.
read. replicate. compete.
don't be salty, just makes you look incompetent.
@ICooper It surprised me that that there was still interesting papers from the 60s it must be the same with younger people and the 90s but that set the tone for the modern software
@jeremydmiller Looking back at my consulting gigs it was 2004-2011 on SVN before seeing Git client sites. Personally I switched after GitHub launched in 2008, that was a game changer
@ICooper Rabbit R1 heavily used playwright to create integrations with Spotify and doordash. But as expected that was constantly breaking. We’re going to see a rise of BE for AI patterns aka formatting for RAG
@ICooper Wow that is a tome and it's also to the point. I'm going to put something together something about the flavours of "AI" implementations, they just get muddled together