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Today is #DayoftheProgrammer. If you’re big on creating backend solutions, we have some student programs that might interest you in CS, math or cyber. #programming #programmers

1.2m views, 2 months ago. Is it just me, or can anyone else look at a youtube thumbnail, maybe watch about 10 seconds of the intro, and immediately read the situation? I can. Here's what my gut told me: - Long time programmer. - Dislikes AI because of environment - Dislikes AI because it gave him existential dread - Only social account is a BlueSky - Has never tried to seriously use AI to build anything seriously, which is confirmed in the video due to his complete lack of awareness regarding the latest frontier models.

Code review is the only quality control vibe coders have left, and they keep asking the model to approve itself.

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Green CI used to mean the code worked. Now it only means the model wanted to go home.

do you guys find peace while coding alone.

i used to be a very good programmer, built an OS from scratch in C ; a compiler from scratch. this evening i sat and tried to solve an easy leetcode. and i was blank, didn’t know wtf to do. im not sure how to feel about this.

THE LAST PROGRAMMER HAS ALREADY BEEN BORN Photo by Rene Siegl

Vibe coding is just summoning. Code review is the exorcism, and nobody budgeted for the priest.

How much of your code do you actually write yourself, and how much does AI handle these days? A) Most of it B) Some parts C) Almost none D) AI is basically my pair programmer

The issue with attitudes like "programmers are cooked" is that the original Marble Madness -- hand-coded by an actual human programmer -- had to exist in order for AI to do its thing.

I'm #1 in Marble Marvell. I'm also the only player on the leaderboard. My free, unofficial tribute to Marble Madness (1984) now has mouse/gamepad support, mobile support using an (experimental) virtual trackball and online rankings! Beat my 39,043: #MarbleMadness #AIGameDev

CLAUDE CODE + OBSIDIAN = KARPATHY'S SECOND BRAIN, BUILT FROM 7 FREE PLUGINS Andrej Karpathy: "Obsidian is the IDE; the LLM is the programmer; the wiki is the codebase." these 7 free plugins put Claude Code on Opus 5.5 inside that IDE. 38,457 GitHub stars, and your Obsidian vault becomes a second brain that does the work sorted by stars: 1. claudian - 15,849 stars Claude Code or Codex inside your vault, which becomes the agent's working folder ↳ 2. obsidian-copilot - 7,912 stars OpenCode, Claude Code and Codex in one panel next to your notes ↳ 3. smart-connections - 5,527 stars related notes surface while you type, on a local model with no API key ↳ 4. obsidian-local-rest-api - 3,093 stars a REST API plus an MCP server, so Claude Desktop reads and writes your notes ↳ 5. obsidian-agent-client - 2,463 stars chat with Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI and @-mention any note ↳ 6. smart-composer - 2,332 stars a chat that knows your whole vault, with one-click edits ↳ 7. obsidian-yolo - 1,378 stars chat, writing, a knowledge base and agent orchestration in one place ↳ where to start: > already paying for Claude Code -> claudian > want linked notes for $0 -> smart-connections > living in Claude Desktop -> obsidian-local-rest-api the person whose notes an agent can read walks into every meeting already briefed, and that is the person who gets the raise Karpathy's method for running a vault with Claude is below ↓

Nothing in production is as permanent as the fix labeled temporary. Future me gets to meet it.

THE DUCK SQUEAKED AND SHE FROZE. PROGRAMMERS HAVE BEEN CONFESSING THEIR BUGS TO THAT DUCK SINCE 1999 A guy at the stand hands her a rubber duck the size of a melon. She takes it in both hands at 0:01. At 0:03 it squeaks, and she locks up - mouth open, eyes on the duck - for over a second. By 0:05 she is smiling at it. At 0:07 an engineer reaches for it and she turns away, duck tucked against her side. At 0:10 the crowd claps. Software people know this duck. The Pragmatic Programmer by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, October 1999, tells of Greg Pugh, who carried a rubber duck and explained broken code to it step by step. The listener does not need to say a word - halfway through, the problem tends to leap off the screen. The method is now called rubber duck debugging. On April 1, 2018 Stack Overflow shipped Quack Overflow: a duck in the corner of the screen that listened to your problem, pretended to type an answer and replied with a single quack. Hers did not wait to be asked.

Length beats complexity every time. Nobody is brute-forcing your password, they're just emailing you a link.

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