if you ever worked on a large serious project in a high performing team of kick ass engineers, you would've noticed how involved, how intricate the entire process is. But to take the finised and delivered codebase and train the machine on it, you are neglecting 99.99% of the vitally important information that teaches what software engineering is all about.
Say your uncle dies and leaves you a hefty inheritance of 15 quatrillion tokens. What are you now doing with all those tokens?
Threatening an atheist with hell is like threatening a nudist with a wedgie.
AI Craftspeople Guild held its first mob programming session. Watch and enjoy observing the Guild at work!
https://youtu.be/tdX2fks_Ts4
AI Craftspeople Guild's first online mob programming session
"If you need to change a test because you changed the code, you didn't have a test at all." -Allen Holub
Mic drop!
All religious literature I had a chance to read features God talking to some chosen protagonists and instructing them that it's okay to murder people God pointed out because Divine Plan. I think it's called the Divine Command, which means murder cannot possibly be wrong if commanded by God.
Beautiful!
Slicing is much, much harder than squeezing. That's why people flock to the "use AI to squeeze functionality in" process.
Path of least resistance.
Claude Code keeps impressing me with its DevOps skills. It's like having a really strong DevOps team by your side.
