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Isn't this as it should be? I remember years ago I read about the "Bitcoin manifesto" or whatever. That a transaction "done is done, no matter the reason" its all part of the ideology of these kinds of things. Anyone know what quote Im thinking of?

It's all built on stolen content.

IntelliJ is excellent for doing the code review. The git and diff is top notch.

Then there is the DataGrip stuff, I use it all the time.

And the HTTP client (.http files!) is also good. It has built in scripting.

Notice here that none of these activities is writing code.

This enhances the understanding of what I am building with the agents. I’m sure the lazy dev will just skip this and will never see any of this, just let Claude completely take over.

Agreed. Back when I used my Oculus a lot, a RTS game called Brass Tactics was my favorite.

Brass Tactics is forgotten today, but it represents a way of playing games that was totally unique and might some day be rediscovered.

EU should mandate that all devices must be unlocked when the vendor stops supporting the latest OS on the device.

I use IntelliJ without any AI and then Claude runs in Ghostty tabs. I find this quite optimal.

The are quite careful from what angle they show the headset

I have Ghostty with Claude open with one tab per project. Then I have IntelliJ open also with one tab per project.

I find this setup works great for actually participating in the development. To understand what is happening and keep the mental model of what the project is about. Review in progress work in IntelliJ, use the Git, Database and REST(.http files) in the IDE as the agents generate the code.

I don't see a problem with this setup is it really that uncommon? Have people stopped using TOOLS completely? That said I don't have much interest in these JetBrains AI products, at least not currently.

As I user of this service I like this.

However filtering for these hide my e-mail addresses is quite easy if you are motivated to do it, they have a recognizable pattern.

This is very true

This is an interesting "what if" story. What if they pushed on with CAOS, would it have been awesome or would the Amiga never have existed as a commercial product. We will never know.

This is one of my favorite things with the Mac. I feel it is very intuitive me moving the app to Applications, then just move it to trash if it sucks and it is completely gone.

setup.exe .pkg installers make me feel dirty because I hav enough control over how it will fuck up my system or not.