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Agreed, it's mad.

But overtime I'm sure it would arrive at a solid, user tested bill splitter that you can just tweak and customise as much or as little as you like, saves it to your profile and there you are, a reusable, fully customisable tool.

I think most responses here are missing the bigger picture, this is the beginning of the end for individual apps and websites, a big rollup of everything into a single tool. A sad day.

This is crazy, what is the point of all these equivalent models?

It’s difficult to have spent a long time learning something, only for that thing to suddenly become accessible to anyone; something that was once scarce and valuable is now abundant and cheap.

There are still machinists doing things by hand, but for real production or prototyping, most will now use a 5-axis CNC machine. It still requires an operator of sorts, but much of the work that once required skilled manual machining is now done by CNC.

I think the same thing is happening here; it’s just that the transition is messy.

Give it five years, and how we get to the end result will not matter nearly as much as it does now. A messy codebase will be irrelevant, as it will be something managed and controlled by the LLM, written in a way optimised for itself, not for you or I.

I've tried Herdr a couple of times, and just can't get into it. I think what's off putting is another layer of keyboard shortcuts over my terminal...I don't see what it's doing that Wezterm and a bunch of splits does anyway? I'm almost certainly missing the point.

Ah yes, I remember that nauseating promo video with Altman and Ive.

I've been looking for something like this for a while. Thank you!

Love the idea, as a dev who started a new role recently, the pressure to just get stuff done is killing my ability to understand the new codebase.

the world must be incredibly confusing, with no meaning attributed to anything.

I’m amazed at everyone’s willingness to use tools owned by this man, very disappointing.

Had a listen, these are some pretty right wing populist views, the fact they are immigrants feels like something to take that edge off. The people they interview are mostly awful, David Starkey, Tommy Robinson (Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon), eww...

The main reason we pay for cursor is for bugbot, that alone pays for itself 10x over.

Personally I never use the actual IDE, and much prefer Claude code with helix in the terminal.

I’d be really interested in other’s workflows regarding this.

I’m finding the pressure at work to be faster and more productive gets in the way of actual learning.

I’m starting to believe that code will not matter soon, as long as it works, then everything will just be a single natural language interaction to make a change.