Grant Gordon
@grant-gordon.bsky.social
"later" is actually "never" about 95% of the time
November 30, 2024 at 5:41 PM
"later" is actually "never" about 95% of the time
The most unnerving moment in development is writing some code and it working first try. The distrust is real.
November 30, 2024 at 5:30 PM
The most unnerving moment in development is writing some code and it working first try. The distrust is real.
I don't know about favorite, but the one I find myself repeating the most is
"If you plan to implement or fix something 'later', it's never going to get done"
"If you plan to implement or fix something 'later', it's never going to get done"
November 24, 2024 at 5:05 PM
I don't know about favorite, but the one I find myself repeating the most is
"If you plan to implement or fix something 'later', it's never going to get done"
"If you plan to implement or fix something 'later', it's never going to get done"
It's alright for generating mechanical code, but routinely you end up fixing its output no matter how good your prompt. It's better than stack overflow and worse than human, much closer to stack overflow.
November 24, 2024 at 4:20 PM
It's alright for generating mechanical code, but routinely you end up fixing its output no matter how good your prompt. It's better than stack overflow and worse than human, much closer to stack overflow.
It is and they do but on the other hand some devs treat it like a canvas they can randomly throw paint at and call it creative.
The best SE's guide their teams to a balance between creative and maintainable.
The best SE's guide their teams to a balance between creative and maintainable.
November 24, 2024 at 3:41 PM
It is and they do but on the other hand some devs treat it like a canvas they can randomly throw paint at and call it creative.
The best SE's guide their teams to a balance between creative and maintainable.
The best SE's guide their teams to a balance between creative and maintainable.