yannoninator
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
Looks very interesting.
What happened to the profession of software engineering? The craft and quality has been thrown out of the window in pursuit of slop.
We are disrespecting our own profession by turning the software we build into fast food junk where nobody wants anything we make and nobody cares about the quality and craft of creating software.
We are just building the same things repeatedly over and over again with nothing inventive or new, wasting engineering and the users time in the process.
AI has just shown how unimaginative some engineers are in choosing what problems in software to build and solve.
We need to do way better.
Why do we need to tolerate this vibe coded slop?
We need a marker on posts which are complete AI generated rubbish.
What happened to the profession of software engineering? The craft and quality has been thrown out of the window in pursuit of slop.
We are disrespecting our own profession by turning the software we build into fast food junk where nobody wants anything we make and nobody cares about the quality and craft of creating software.
We are just building the same things repeatedly over and over again with nothing inventive or new, wasting engineering and the users time in the process.
AI has just shown how unimaginative some engineers are in choosing what problems in software to build and solve.
We need to do way better.
That would be a good feature here.
What happens if Cursor makes the exact same features as your product?
Or (god forbid)
Hire more artists?
This was exactly my issue with the Rust Foundation back in 2021 when it was formed, 501(c)(6) are for trade organisations. To this day, individuals still CANNOT donate to the Rust Foundation which means it is not community led.
> Note: At this time, the Rust Foundation [still] does not offer individual memberships.
https://rustfoundation.org/get-involved/#donations
The main issue of the Rust Foundation is that makes it easy for companies to buy influence in the project by buying a board seat as a benefit.
I agree that the Rust Foundation should change their governance structure to a 501(c)(3) instead of a 501(c)(6).
Took me a second to understand what this is with the submitted link, and installed it in seconds.
I also don't see 'mailing list' in your list of complaints.
And most (I would even count all) of the biggest cryptocurrencies use-cases are entirely wasteful.
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