I put a job post live yesterday and in a few hours hours there are 50+ applicants to review.
4 out of 5 applications have tell tale signs of AI.
I feel like we are gonna have to go to the drawing board here.
Gotta say it's amusing to find out that "docker sandbox" runs microvms under the hood and not, well, containers
I am looking for a microvm based sandbox for running coding agents but have hit a wall. Docker Sandbox exists but has no Linux support yet. Is there anything that works for Linux yet?
your opinion doesn't count 😛
your opinion doesn't count 😛
can we all agree that the American date format is the single most frustrating bit of technical imperialism imposed on the rest of the world?
Spend whole day writing code, feels like only a couple of hours have passed
Spend a couple of hours working on documentation, why does it feel like the whole day?
Vibe-coded a real-time voice keyboard over the weekend. Something like Wispr Flow but Linux native and completely local. Core flow works and the accuracy needs to be improved but it's impressive for what was essentially background work.
My Thinkpad has been weirdly locking up randomly the past few weeks. Everything I can check, checks out okay - RAM, SSD and it seems it might be time to get a new one.
I prefer SQLAlchemy with raiseload always enabled. It solves the biggest pain point for me with ORMs. That said, SQLAlchemy has a lot of legacy to it, which doesn't help in having one clean obvious way to interact with the DB.
Took my Sunday afternoon to set up testcontainers. Should make multiple agents and running tests a lot easier.
Certainly me. I am hovering around 50-60% of my limits on my $100 plan and I know the $200 plan isn't for me.
From what I understand, however, that Codex on business plan allows you to work and switch across 2-3 accounts. OTOH, Claude Code business is strangely set at $150 with 5 minimum users.
NotebookLM is a killer product but why the heck are the generated slides not editable.
And lest I miss this: WhatsApp is the primary guilty party here. Seems like the bar for getting a business account is super low and there's no restriction on content sent by a business account.
Google got a lot of pushback a few weeks ago for wanting to make sideloading difficult - I wish there was a middle ground possible here that satisfied users who want to sideload and those who have no business installing random packages.
A WhatsApp business account with an Indian number sent me an apk and I dread to think what's inside the package. We have come full circle from sending exe attachments over email.
I'm not saying this would work for everyone but as a small team this is letting us do in one day that would normally take weeks and it'd be impossible without the current state of AI tools
We are heavily using mcp internally at DigiUsher - build backend api, expose via mcp, use Claude to quickly mock up what it would look like in our web app would look like given a persona.
design -> develop -> iterate
is now
mock -> develop -> small iterations
Getting labels on PostNL was already broken ~6 weeks ago. I was shipping a package (person to company) and it wouldn't let me get past the shipping information page. Person to person label worked. My hunch is that web + person to company doesn't get much traffic at their end.
I had Claude Code clean up my Neovim config a couple of months ago and port it to Lua at the same time but it turns out I'm barely using the editor these days.
This is great - it's about time someone updated the discourse on LLM energy usage to reflect that coding agents use massively more prompts than occasional questions to ChatGPT
Simon estimates that a day of coding agent usage comes out close to the energy needed to run a dishwasher
Setting up a company in the Netherlands is no easy feat and as far as I know, in other countries this process is even harder. EU Inc finally feels like a step in the right direction.
This doesn't even look right to begin with. I don't see ASML here - a quick Google search says they paid around $1.8 billion in taxes before refunds in 2024.
git worktrees are so clumsy to work with. adding submodules to the mix makes it even worse.
When can we get rid of captchas? Do these even even work anymore in the age of LLMs?
I wanted to do that but our SoC2 compliance platform wouldn't let me skip reviews 😛
AI has made me productive but it's not easy to keep context of the changes I made in what branch. More like "Wait, I thought I already fixed this bug" but oh "it's in a PR that's not merged yet".
I am seeing far too many often engineers pushing granular tasks for agentic coding that take as much time in prompting and then implementation that any advantage is lost.
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It's gonna be a cat and mouse game from here on, isn't it?
I'm liking it so far - it got stuck at one point for quite some time but that was probably because of issues Claude seems to be having at their end today.
Any chance we could have an option to make "Plan" mode the default when OpenCode starts?
