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KévinMy approach is a bit meta. Here is a high level overview.
https://github.com/kasey6801/learn-by-building
#ai #software #vibe_coding #technology #learning #humanities
Mx. Chara Aznable (they/them) of PnictogenUnderlying problems and defects have been accumulating throughout the #technology sector over the past several decades, but it's been possible for the businessmen and entrepreneurs to pretend there wasn't any real trouble, nothing that couldn't be fixed by the usual means of making all the hardware faster and denser and better. #Software could continue stumbling along in a chaotic and semi-regularized state, written by people who refused to obey basic principles of engineering ethics—ethics which require the engineer to build things for others, not for their own personal satisfaction, as if they were making a solely personal work of art.
And thus we arrive at a central difficulty with computing technology: it's become the domain of people who have a doublethinkful and treacherous attitude towards #art, in all senses of the term. They want to think of themselves as artists...but they also hate artists.
Programmers have been acculturated in such as a way as to encourage a kind of slack-jawed amazement at the purported limitlessness of what their machines can achieve, and thus they have fled from acknowledging that modern #computers actually have some serious issues when it comes to representing numbers and doing #mathematics. There's been such a massive overemphasis on pure speed and bulk of computation that issues with accuracy and cumulative error in calculations have been swept aside, assumed to be taken care of with the proper #software—and yet all our software and its development is in the custody of people who are culturally disinclined to want to think about such problems.
Let's be honest here: today's top-flight #programming people have been schooled to fret over some very strange non-issues. They have a very poor sense of priority, which is partly why they've gotten so political lately: the #technology elite seem to think that their machines are already so perfect and wonderful and amazeballs that the real problem with computers is that humanity is too stupid to use them.
RicósI'm checking PixiEditor and it's doing much better than a couple of years ago.
Drawing with vectors right next to Pixel Art, next to regular image editing is wild, and I haven't even tried the procedural art yet.
Also, the No AI stance right there in the site's home screen 👌 That's what I want to see.
#software #noAI #pixelArt #proceduralArt #vectorArt #raster #foss #floss #linux #digitalArt
🅴🆁🆄🅰 🇷🇺Охамел в край. Раньше openvscode-server гонял хотя бы в контейнерах (rootless всякие и docker и podman). И так хорошо это зашло, что теперь в системе нету больше ни VSCode, ни VSCodium вообще ни в каком виде. Т.е. нету даже Uncoded (особо праведный VSCodium). Всё пользование этим IDE-подобием теперь лишь через браузер и локально запущенный openvscode-server, браузер при этом открыт то на нетбуке, то на планшете каком-нибудь, в то время, как сервер на десктопе запущен.
Ничего против использования VSCodium/VSCode не имею, личного и разнообразного опыта возни хватает. Как в контексте Go/Golang, так и для C++ кода на базе CMake-проектов. Как в плане подключения линтеров, так и семантической расцветки кода за счёт двух semantic token provider (LSP-сервер + TextMate grammars, tokenization engine).
Вот это усё доступно и работает в означенном сценарии с openvscode-server. Изначально воспринималось как удобный вариант разработки через несколько тулчейнов в разных системах, раскиданных по контейнерам. Теперь же это отращивание пуза возлежа на диване, удалённо с «терминала» гоняя всего один тулчейн на десктопе. Не пяти-шести в разных контейнерах, а всего одного :)
Что дальше? Начать пиво пить, перестать отжиматься, а на свежем воздухе гулять только ради жарки шашлыков? Межсезонный депресняк плющит всех и каждого, но разным образом :)
#softwaredev #software #programming #vscode #vscodium #openvscode-server
Ничего против использования VSCodium/VSCode не имею, личного и разнообразного опыта возни хватает. Как в контексте Go/Golang, так и для C++ кода на базе CMake-проектов. Как в плане подключения линтеров, так и семантической расцветки кода за счёт двух semantic token provider (LSP-сервер + TextMate grammars, tokenization engine).
Вот это усё доступно и работает в означенном сценарии с openvscode-server. Изначально воспринималось как удобный вариант разработки через несколько тулчейнов в разных системах, раскиданных по контейнерам. Теперь же это отращивание пуза возлежа на диване, удалённо с «терминала» гоняя всего один тулчейн на десктопе. Не пяти-шести в разных контейнерах, а всего одного :)
Что дальше? Начать пиво пить, перестать отжиматься, а на свежем воздухе гулять только ради жарки шашлыков? Межсезонный депресняк плющит всех и каждого, но разным образом :)
#softwaredev #software #programming #vscode #vscodium #openvscode-server
I've recently started using a combination of #claude and #vscode
I'm focused on the most “out of the box” setup, with simple, useful projects. I’m approaching this as a learning opportunity and a way to develop the ability to “work with code and coding tools to deliver value” notice I did not say “learn to code” but that is a byproduct.
I will be sharing my approach for anyone interested to review.
#ai #software #vibe_coding #technology #learning #humanities
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Olivier"The speed of writing code was never your problem. If you thought it was, the gap between that belief and reality is where all your actual problems live. The competitive advantage doesn't go to the team that writes code fastest. It goes to the team that figured out what to build, built it, and got it into users' hands while everyone else was still drowning in a review queue full of AI-generated PRs that nobody has the time or the energy to read." - Andrew Murphy, https://andrewmurphy.io/blog/if-you-thought-the-speed-of-writing-code-was-your-problem-you-have-bigger-problems
Read it, understand it, and read it again.
If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem - you have bigger problems | Debugging Leadership
AI coding tools are optimising the wrong thing and nobody wants to hear it. Writing code was already fast. The bottleneck is everything else: unclear requirements, review queues, terrified deploy cultures, and an org chart that needs six meetings to decide what colour the button should be.
May Likes TorontoWorking software developers of the Fedi, what's your relationship with AI coding (like Claude Code)?
| Don't like it. I don't use it for work. | |
| Don't like it. I have to use it for work. | |
| It's complicated. I don't use it for work. | |
| It's complicated. I have to use it for work. | |
| It's complicated. I happily use it for work. | |
| I like it. I don't use it for work. | |
| I like it. I have to use it for work. | |
| I like it. I happily use it for work. | |
| Other, comment below. |
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