simias

svkt.eu

19 October 2026 16:08

I think that's how all coders become good at the trade: trying, failing, improving, contrasting etc. I genuinely don't understand how AI-first junior devs today will ever build an expertise. I guess the bet is that they won't need to because we'll vibecode everything with Claude 63.5.

Freya Holmér

freya.bsky.social

19 October 2026 16:01

i agree

Dieting Hippo

dhippo.net

19 October 2026 16:01

that boilerplate code from code generators is still licensewashing code from repos like mine that got scraped wothout consent and attribution. i don't care how simple the code is, if it's trained on mine and i get 0 credit then that's still fucked.

Ricky Haggett

rickyhaggett.bsky.social

19 October 2026 16:01

In summary, fuck AI.

Ricky Haggett

rickyhaggett.bsky.social

19 October 2026 16:01

For me at least, when I'm doing rote programming tasks, I'm *also* thinking about the architecture and the game design, so that later, when it's time to make decisions on those things, the answers pop into my head 'like magic'. But it isn't magic - they came from the 'downtime' of doing easy tasks.