@plainionist I also have my agents notify me when they are done. I usually have one monitor for agentic work and another for human work (reading, videos etc to learn or scroll on X etc.). Still context switching but no time wasted hopping around screens or smth
@vibeonX69 claude.md is a good start but there are so many easy ways you can transfer the codebase understanding and your ways of coding with simple md files
@thomaspaulmann I hated reading, now im like "who am I"?
I think the outputs should just be more visual. Like even if it's text give me bulletpoints or smth different each time. And obv sound more human for the domain..."like" "idk" "lgtm"
@the_codewala I only use @awscloud with Pulumi or Terraform. It's expensive, sure, but it's what all my own apps and my clients' apps run on: reliable.
@Ionkosm I saw someone do it the other day...on light theme IDE...freaked me out. π
Jokes aside, I think it's worth doing once in a while. We trained for it for years.
@thisisdemilade 1 year ago, when I interviewed and saw it was AI code: candidates would get nervous.
Today, candidates are excited to tell me it's AI code.
I am looking for someone who can architect: turn user needs into scalable systems.
@chrija@karpathy I like using "vibe coding" for things that I did "for fun".
If it's serious then yea I coded it...with Claude/Codex...and some other agents or I may have reviewed that code.
It's great everyone can use AI for coding, but sometimes this leads to too much distraction from the core role. There is also the added risk of "dumping" sensitive data into a 3rd party tool. Not too sure about banning completely though...
Goldman Sachs has irked some of its staff after it banned most of them from using advanced artificial intelligence tools designed for coding after reviewing productivity and risk concerns. Read more here: https://t.co/vkKyggwrGk
π·: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
What's the biggest challenge of building in public? Creating content while doing the thing? Editing the content? Finding the right way to phrase the content? Getting anyone to notice? smth else?
β¨So, good UX now isn't more screens. It's less to fill in, less to read, and the right thing surfaced at the right time.
What's the most annoying form you still have to fill in? π
#UX#AI#BuildInPublic#fintech
π And the biggest shift for me: monitoring-only UX.
> "Tell me what's important."
> "Tell me what you need from me."
> "Prompt me to prompt you."
The software watches, you step in when it matters.