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  • the more detail you give, the more detail you’ll get.

    The only difference is that unspecified things will be filled in by random selection of ideas around the average.

    Devs now have ability to go high level when safe, and go detailed when needed. So much about pong is easy and obvious so the llm can just do that for you and speed things up.

    This is a tool for going faster, especially over the trivial stuff. The code didn’t go away, you can still edit it.

    but it won’t be your pong

    Yes, yes it will. I can change it to do whatever. My tool wrote the code based on my guidance.








  • No one knows.

    I think a true Sr shortage is likely decade+ away. So if you need money you gotta make ends meet somehow.

    I’m leaning into the AI space, becoming proficient at understanding and developing harnesses for different purposes, running local models, adjusting to context switching more often than not, etc.

    I’m currently working a short term AI Cyber gig for a financial firm I already had a relationship with, but then taking time off to tinker.

    Dev/Sys/Net Operations, Cyber. All great fields for leaning into AI






  • It does support trustless from a transactional standpoint. Yes it’s mint has some caveats that anyone transacting would be familiar with.

    But if you wanted to accept payment for a car in USDC, the instant I paid you, you can trust that transaction happened and cannot be undone by me. Understanding Circle is backing it.

    That tx can be done for a penny or two, instantly, globally. That’s a big deal.







  • Reading their blog post, it’s a lot more than that. They even go into explaining water and electric waste.

    If it was just cost, wouldn’t they want to ban unmanaged and abandoned on arrival code, projects wasting CO/CD with no community, etc, and not blanket ban llm generated content?

    It’s clearly an ideology of the site and its users, which is perfectly fine. I just find it laughably conservative.