Think. Experiment. Vibe to market

Doom code

In 2615, will it seem just as shocking that so few of us could write code?

Optimizing My Sleep Around Claude Usage Limits

have you tried this other much smarter goat

Guys this is the future!

"submitter didn't know the difference. Perhaps, because he was focused on delivering quality product and didn't delve that deep into the terminology. This is a wrong attitude towards your allies"

SOLID is cargo cult. And trying to apply it to Go is like bringing a katana to a boxing match

Starting every coding task with a prompt

Why disable binary cache? "I'm a gentoo girl shrugs I prefer building from source when possible"

DevOps in magic

Every developer had their own sacred list of Git rituals they swore were "the good ones," like medieval doctors prescribing bloodletting.

When I found out even Rust needed the clib, it was like seeing an iron-clad fortress only to look closer and see it was being held up by sticks, ducktape, and prayers.

Python, even on a good day, is an interpreted langauge who takes strolls in the park, watches the ducks, and honours the UK Tea Alarm. 🫖

The language that don't have pointers I don't consider them trustworthy

Choose peace, choose performance, choose Go

People often say SQL has no problem to scale but they've never actually done it

Whenever I see yet another level of YAML indirection rather than, you know, an actual programming language, I get a little sad.

I no longer think you should learn to code

Liking any of these indicates a belief system I don't agree with

C++ [..] is under attack from the US and EU [and] everybody promoting a different language for anything C++ is used for [..]

The TrapC compiler can avoid most memory-safe-pointer boundary checks by using AI code reasoning

My hard drive overheated long before I could complete a full pass through the database

Cursor told me I should learn coding instead of asking it to generate code

[...] errors in Go are treated as first-class citizens (values) [which] has a deeply-rooted history in programming language theory and the main goal of Go as a language itself

100 concurrent users = 8640000/day

Why are developers so attached to computer gibberish

I once spent three days debugging a single line of code. When I finally found the missing semicolon, my team praised me as a “coding wizard.”

man's really wrote like 7 classes to just have 1 function each

I purchased it twice, but it keeps doing the same things to fix the issue, and all it does is consume credits.

Cpp discussed as a Rust replacement for Linux Kernel

Prevent creating branches other than main

This is pushing the envelope of anti-intellectualism even by Go standards.

NGINX config language grates on me. Whyyy did they have to come up with their own config format? It is so much nicer to configure Caddy with JSON file for example.

My brother in christ, please just let me switch on strings.

Well, it's always amusing how they discover that applications can run locally without depending on someone else's servers and maybe without pulling unverified code from 50 random repos.

Not knowing how to write C means you are objectively a very bad engineer

As an example, the k date epoch is in the future, and time is currently negative.

What no one really wants to admit here on YC is that the userbase here is something like the top .01% of (intelligence / literacy / analytical skills)

Developers using AI run leaps and bounds around developers rawdogging code

I've been addicted to PORN recently