Re:Using Claude Code to modernize a forgotten Linux kernel d...
by baq on Monday September 08, 2025 @02:36AM
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and sanding. don't forget sanding. 90% of building furniture is sanding.
Re:Using Claude Code to modernize a forgotten Linux kernel d...
by nickserv on Monday September 08, 2025 @05:13AM
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At least for me when woodworking, the cutting, nailing, and gluing are the fun bits. The sanding and finishing is the grunt work/boilerplate.
Re:Using Claude Code to modernize a forgotten Linux kernel d...
by peteforde on Monday September 08, 2025 @06:45AM
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The AI BAD folks camping in this thread would be angry that you're still producing work that requires sanding.
Re:Using Claude Code to modernize a forgotten Linux kernel d...
by abathologist on Friday September 12, 2025 @04:22PM
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Not me, because I know how to avoid falling into nonsense speculation based on worthless analogies :D
Sand away! Enjoy copying and pasting your nails, or having LLMs apply your varnish or whatever. I hope it brings happiness.
Re:Using Claude Code to modernize a forgotten Linux kernel d...
by jamesnorden on Monday September 08, 2025 @08:00AM
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Maybe nail guns that have a chance to randomly shoot nails into your leg and apologize when you ask why it did that.
It feels like toil because it's not the interesting or engaging part of the work.
If you're going to build a piece of furniture. The cutting, nailing, gluing are the "boiler plate" that you have to do around the act of creation.
LLM's are just nail guns.