I also think engineers that use AI code generation to do things they would have struggled to do without it, but don't use some kind of AI code review to catch things they don't know to think/ask about, are more dangerous than pre-AI
I'm not sure "valuable" is the right way to think about it? Junior engineers can write a lot more working code than they could before, but they're not necessarily any better or worse at considering what code should be written
is this the kinda thing where a rando with no project context (aka me) could parachute in and be potentially helpful? No hard feelings if it's one of those "would be more work to explain than to just do it myself" kinda things
npmx looks cool, so thanks for working on it either way!
oh god, this is that stuff SmarterEveryDay was on about, tiny bristles coming off and getting into the food and poking holes in people from the inside out
All that said, good article and I'm gonna try out that snippet of instructions. Thanks!
Like I'm not one to use a `div role="button"` when I can use a `button`, but if I'm implementing a carousel or tabbed module I'm not sure where I would look for better instructions. The QA team where I work does not test on screen readers. Most clients don't pay for manual audits. I don't have JAWS
"The APG was also not created to serve as a pattern library, design system, or single source of truth for the “right way” to make something. Unfortunately, a lot of people treat it this way."
1. Rude to mention me in your article without notice
2. Dyou have a good alternate resource to suggest?
“We found that using AI assistance led to a statistically significant decrease in mastery.”
Props to Anthropic for studying the effects of their creation and reporting results that are not probably what they wished for
www.anthropic.com/research/AI-...
I use Arc when I specifically need chromium - psure it is mostly abandonware by a co that felt the need to move attention to their new "AI" browser, but it's been kept up to date so far so I'm onboard as long as ublock keeps working
Ah, so it's just a coworker being (intentionally or not) disrespectful to you and your time. Def an annoying thing to have to deal with
I'm convinced there's something broken about like... analytics as a whole - I work on ecom sites and the people whose job it is to watch analytics say that that cancerous stuff gets more people to engage or whatever. I can't believe it, myself
Maybe you should turn off notifications for PRs that aren't passing basic CI then - unfortunate that the bots make it easy for things to get that far, but seems to be the world we live in now
Also if you add some kinda LLMs.md file to the repository with some common instructions you want LLMs to follow you might make it easier for lazy people to contribute productively
That said, probably easier to respond by making use of an LLM yourself - it can probably do a decent job FAILING PRs for obvious things like overriding React internals if it's a decent LLM. If the bot doesn't see anything egregious the PR is more likely to be worth your time
Dunno if you mean specific business conduct guidelines where you work, but IMO you have genuine grievances here - even if an LLM is writing the code, devs asking you to review that code before they attempt to understand it themselves is objectively not doing their jobs correctly
Lots of first hand interviews with real people affected by the strike in various ways (strikers, locals losing money because of how the strike affects business, vacationers who can't do the thing they came for). Real journalism that informs and educates!
It's not often Youtube's algo serves me up something interesting, trustworthy, and important. Psure that's what this video is tho. www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZLj...
my wife and I caught a movie and there were a LOT of people, some in cosplay, queued up to get into the showing of the stranger things finale that was showing after
to be fair, nothing ELSE is priced to a tenth of a cent. Ngl when I was younger (like... 15 years ago) I thought the 9/10 on gas station signs was like... something to do with the quality of the gas or something
it's sad that the ADL has turned into such a trash organization, like far too many other Jewish "public institutions". Just disgusting. Too easy just to say that they don't speak for me, too difficult to know what else to do about it.
Feels like she was going for this sentiment but maybe didn't phrase it well. bsky.app/profile/theo...
is there a thread somewhere where I can see how this all started? I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out wtf is going on
Honestly I don't mind that particular thing that much? If Safari is gonna support X feature in ios 26, I'd have to wait until at least then to think about using it (although proberally longer). Which is most of how ios versions affect my life
If you live near New York, NY and would like to watch Wagtail Space with other people, thelab is hosting a live watch party at their office!
They'll be meeting October 8-10 from 9AM - 2PM each day. Their office is on 14th W, 25th Street on the Fifth Floor.
Hey all! If you're in NYC and interested in Wagtail Space 2025, stop by Thelab! We'll be streaming the whole thing live. 16 W 25th street, floor 5. There will be snacks!
(in case unclear - this is wordplay not a proposal)
Fanny packs for fanny supplies
Cool blog, gg Thibaud. Some tantalizing hints of what y'all are hoping to bring in too 👀
This is an absolutely fascinating article about a very bizarre event. Obviously from my perspective the most interesting angle here is the fact that ChatGPT is clearly just spinning SCP-esque containment documentation at Lewis
if the Go rewrite is gonna be TS 7.0, what do y'all have in mind for 6? Or are you just skipping ahead?
