danirogerc

Exactly, surprisingly simple right?

There are no tricks other to learn how to code and make projects. I don't understand this hype behind all the tools.

Is this the same for you?

I talked to a Data Scientist that was apparently paying for Claude Max and making so many apps, only to find out he doesn't even know how to use git or github and has nothing published.

He blabbered about using agents for everything and spending all day making projects. Whereas I'm here struggling to make a directory website with next.js, cursor, prisma, learning backend and making things work.

I still do courses and keep improving, I don't understand why there is so many people that don't read code or use an IDE anymore. So much bullshit, but a lot of leaders, at the same time, are supporting this theory.

What am I missing?

I have been using every ipad there is with Notability and Goodnotes. You don't need anything else.

I started to learn how to code in late 2023 and to be honest, doing it the traditional way is the best way to learn.

Use the AI to coach you, instead of relying on it as a crutch.

Eventually AI agents will have to pay to access libraries.

This is great for customers.

/ pelositracker

Hopefully it doesn't push other LLM companies to go the same route.

I tend to use Google to to research and go through multiple website but do exclusively use AI to solve tech issues. So it really depends on the activity for me.

Couldn't a lot of front-ends using Claude API do this already? What's new?

Can I query multiple vectorized websites at once? Can I export vectorized websites and host them myself? Any chance to export them to a no-code format, like PDF?