tense

@tense.gay

Long haired queer dude. Software dork. Horse on the internet. 40. Indianapolis, IN, USA

“Okay, well, I’m going to order dinner and desserts for everyone. If you feel the need to buy another 4 desserts for yourself, you do it on your own.”

The only hallucinations I’ve ran into WRT using the AI for programming is watching my coworkers trying to explain how it works.

I think a good sign of “the AI tipping point already happened” is seeing duck duck go ads pivot from “we don’t use AI” to selling yet-another-ai-wrapper

I’ll never understand how anyone who writes software could build a workflow that involves copy-pasting from Excel.

You know what really grinds my gears? When developers want you to follow very specific style guides, but they don’t have anything to enforce it. You’ll just get comments like “hey I don’t like if statements without brackets”

Designing services often involves defining “roles”. In corporate environments, common roles are: * Admin: has superuser abilities, can create users * User: the daily-driver you’ve designed your service for * Bob: the guy who hasn’t updated his workflow in 30 years and needs his own API.

I’m beginning to notice a difference between the AI models I use at work and the AI models I use personally.

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