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Come now. You are using an LLM to perform as much of the work as possible/affordable. You're a User.

>From the very beginning, software engineering has been about automating other people’s work.

Deliberately narrow view of the field which I suspect was chosen to bolster a pretty weak article. I typically don't find much insight in the author's usual posts but this one seems especially vapid.

Anyone doing anything interesting to use CSS libs like Bulma, Bootstrap with web components? Definitely feels like swimming against the tide. Got a hobby project in Lit.js, can't easily wrap (e.g.) `.btn` in a component without breaking styles because the component root/host ends up between `.btn-group` and `.btn`. One can manually add classes to the root/host but that only gets you so far. Ideally I could select when to render a root and I vaguely remember that Lit allows this but I don't remember figuring this one out.

Dependabot PR merges :rocket: :rocket:

Lol relatable. My homelab has seen little love since my 2 were born, but I'm most embarrassed about how far behind my workstation is. Scared to update Arch at this point.

If you catch yourself thinking this is cool/impressive, just mentally append "so buy our product!" to any pithy little marketing drivel you read to help ground yourself in reality.

This is just the derogatory version of "picking tech which aligns with existing expertise and resource availability".

Balanced takes like this are the only reason I still come back to HN. A shot at K3S in my homelab is in my backlog but young kids have set me back. If you have any material that touches on what you said above I'd appreciate a link. So much crap out there which is just Hello World blogspam.

If your bar for good software is "released asap", more power to you. Fortunately though, that's not everyone's stance. Not everyone is aiming to shit out the next big crud app.

>What? It’s just data.

Exactly! Just like those photos of earth from space are data. Just save the file bro lol it's not hard..

/s

>it's still top dog in this space

That was a laughable idea before they had achieved an average of 1 outage per day. It has serious, terminal, product manager rot.

>GitHub — Developer centric

I'm looking at the branch listing and I can't see a single hash. I dunno who GitHub is for but it isn't devs.

Do you respond with 'main character syndrome' to everyone who shares an opinion?

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