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Marcio Frayze

@segunda.tech

Autor do app Edudu e projetos http://segunda.tech, http://cursos.segunda.tech, http://anchor.fm/pdepodcast e http://elm.dev.br. Entusiasta de Elm. Praticante de Tecido Acrobático. λ 🎪🍎

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Grady Booch@booch.com · 6mo ago

A gentle reminder that contemporary neural networks are only an abstraction built upon Boolean logic And that said neural networks are only an echo of a whisper of what organic neurons are.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 6mo ago

Próximo projeto que eu participar vou adicionar isso aqui no.gitignore: **/utils/ Sei que é difícil, mas bora tentar dar nomes melhores para as pastas pessoal.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 6mo ago

If this is the future of programming, I don't wanna be a part of it anymore. I don't wanna be a "prompt engineer". I don't care if it's "much faster" this way. And I really fear what kind of shitty softwares we will be running on our computers a few years from now.

Steve Troughton-Smith@stroughtonsmith.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy · 6mo ago

'Codex in Xcode can probably take an entire ObjC project and convert it to Swift on its own' Alright, bet. I handed it the classic SameGame codebase, gave it my coding style markdown file, and said "So this is an old ObjC app for iOS. I would like you to […] [Original post on mastodon.social]

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Just saw a Java class (jdk 25) defined as something like this: @Getter @Setter @Builder public class XPTOModel { private String system; private String service; private String clientVersion; private String language; private String release; private String systemVersion; } +

Kelsey Hightower@kelseyhightower.com · 7mo ago

The @swift.org team is demonstrating a level of consistency that makes me believe they really want to see the Swift programming language thrive outside of the Apple ecosystem.

Swift Language@swift.org · 7mo ago

Windows developers, you're invited! 🪟 We just launched a Windows workgroup to make Swift even better on Windows: improving the toolchain, core packages, API bridging, and deployment experiences. Curious? Interested in contributing? You're welcome here. 👉 swift.org/blog/announcing-windows-workgroup/

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Saw a presentation about a “spec driven development” the other day. The dude promised the world. Every question was answered with “sure it can do that! Easy peasy!”. +

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Opened X just to take a look around, after a long time. 90% of my feed was about how AI will replace me at my job. I’m glad my feed here is not that toxic.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Every time I try to upgrade dependencies in a Java/Spring project, I remember how freaking easy it was to upgrade dependencies in a Clojure + Elm project and wonder why people don’t f*ing value that. No wonder we have so many freaking obsolete Java projects around. It’s such a pain in the butt.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Fui usar chat bot da chilli beans pra reclamar que meu pedido está uma semana atrasado. A resposta do bot: This agent is currently unavailable. It has reached its usage limit. Please try again later. 🤡

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Recebi uma mensagem no WhatsApp com texto "Espero econtrá-lo bem.". Achei bem esquisito. Alguém aqui costuma falar isso? Fiquei muito com sensação de ser chat GPT traduzindo uma expressão estadunidense ("hope this finds you well").

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Decided to disable all AI assistive tools. Few hours in and already feels less stressful to code. Slower? _Maybe_. But my mental health is above all this crap.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Each month I fell more pressure from peers to use more generative AI tools to code. This is starting to make me feel like I don't like coding anymore. That's not what I signed up for. Maybe it's a good time to move on? At the same time, I still love coding. In a "pure" way.

Marcio Frayze@segunda.tech · 7mo ago

Each month I fell more pressure from peers to use more generative AI tools to code. This is starting to make me feel like I don't like coding anymore. That's not what I signed up for. Maybe it's a good time to move on? At the same time, I still love coding. In a "pure" way.