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WebDev, Linux, Postgres, 0 to million sales.

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Comment · 1 day ago
i'll do all into sales, consulting, and teaching. all my product engineering process already become the easy part.

three of it are the rest that still need my dedication to succeed.

Comment · 27 days ago
God damn, they turned off the comment =))
Comment · 1 month ago
imo, designing the solution (architecture, algorithm, data structure) is the art.

I can steer agent to write code that I’m comfortable reading and maintaining. If it goes off the rails, I can just tell it to refactor. I can ship and get sales faster than if i were doing 100% coding by myself.

After thinking about it, I realized my initial resistance was mostly because it challenged decades of my technical habits and comfort zones. But if I steer it properly, it can basically handle the whole engineering process better and faster than I can.

In the end, it pushes me more into the managerial side of things. talking to people, aligning the product with what customers actually need, getting more sales, etc. And i'm really happy about that.

This won’t work for every engineer. Some people just really hate the management side of things.

Comment · 2 months ago
My favourite ’90s wristwatch. battery lifetime just amazing.

I haven’t worn wristwatch anymore, since the dawn of smart phones. All my time information has moved into that, in my pocket. That’s my only dependency.

Comment · 2 months ago
already played it with my kids. its fun !. need to improve the country randomization. south america keep pointing into peru.
Comment · 2 months ago
I really feel for you. One of my friends was also a pilot, licensed to fly Airbus planes. He had to quit because of COVID. I still remember seeing Thai Airways pilots and crew working as street vendors during that time.

It’s become much harder to get back into the airline industry now because of the supply-demand situation.

Anyway, my friend now became regular staff at local factory, doing something completely unrelated to aviation and aerospace knowledge. It’s really painful to break out of our “locked-in” comfort zone.

Comment · 2 months ago
> Also, anything we do write will just get immediately slurped into AI embeddings, anonymizing it and detaching it from its human source, at most nudging some corner of its vectorized slurry. Maybe someone will ask a question that our content influences, but if that user bothers to thank anyone, he'll thank Claude. Perhaps this is what it feels like to be fully commoditized, fully alienated from one's labor.

Holy F. elephant in the room !

Comment · 2 months ago
We have to adapt. This what happened to textile workers during Industrial Revolution. Satisfaction of crafting things disappeared once machines automated the work. I literally hesitated to code manually again because I've figured out how to drive this “creature” properly. It can do almost anything faster than me. (for production context).

Upgrade toward sales and management ?. At least cover our basic daily needs, so we still have freedom to explore different interesting domains.

I feel sorry for brilliant engineers who rely too heavily on their technical skills, because those skills can become almost "irrelevant" in day-to-day work.

Some of them literally refuse to adopt AI in their problem-solving process. They still can't accept that “my hard-earned knowledge from decades of learning can be wiped out in just one day.”

Comment · 3 months ago
i dont really into languages now. llm has solved this abstraction "perfectly".

most of my query now are llm generated. i created custom api to connect llm to any databases im currently using.

Comment · 3 months ago
Putting this in agent.md didnt help?

"always give ultimate decent code in term of maintanibility, cleaness, and perf".

Comment · 3 months ago
> We take tech literacy for granted, because it's like a dozen levels down fundamental to our entire field. But the tech illiterati exist, and they love apps.

LOL. Kindly do this prompt to any LLM : "critize this statement, or any logical fallacy inside"

Try applying the same level of skepticism to your own statements before posting them on HN.

Comment · 4 months ago
Its also powerfull for data migration. you can do this:

create pgsql.table as (select * from mysql.table)

all data types automatically inferred. you dont have to define it manually.

bonus: latest version already support pager. proTips: use pspg.

Comment · 5 months ago
beautiful. please change doublr click to single click when open the folder.

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