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  1. @evadeva.bsky.socialBluesky

    This is the pattern in question, btw: 1. diffshub.com/nikelborm/ef... 2. github.com/ozyman42/eff... 3. github.com/effect-app/l... 4. discord.com/channels/795... The world should know.

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  2. @amyhoy.bsky.socialBluesky

    this has always been the way i approached programming and ummm working inside corporations was a rude awakening as was all the framework slop (the artisanal kind)

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  3. @smollusk.bsky.socialBluesky

    A lot of people will scold me for being unpleasant about something and that it won't change minds when I spent an hour being nice to them and they didn't treat me any different than when I told them to eat shit The behavior you reward is the behavior you encourage

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  4. Its *exactly* an "AI isn't good issue" lol. Code quality is *worse* with AI than with humans working alone which means that humans, at a minimum, are superior at translating technical problems from humans into technical solutions than AI is....obviously for obvious reasons.

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  5. @j2bryson.bsky.socialBluesky

    When I started wanting to actually graduate from the MIT AI Lab in the late 1990s, I looked for my own niche, & found #systemsEngineering the most neglected part of AI. Thus #systemsAI and my own contribution of Behavior Oriented Design. People still are claiming data trains itself &c. 25 years on🙄

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