LucidLynx
How I compute: an opinionated nerd post for computer nerds
Lobbying is corruption
AI Stance Is Not Binary
A minimal kernel in Swift, running in QEMU
What happened at Id Software with layoffs [video]
Beyond C: wrapping Dear ImGui in Swift with zero FFI
The screwdriver test, or What separates real engineers from the rest
Almost all coders at Id Software have been fired, following Xbox reset
A Story of Screwdriver Drivers
Painless Swift development on unsupported Linux distros
Bringing Swift to the Apple ][
The PM Trap: AI Won't Turn Engineers into Managers
By Necessity: The Return of the Engineer
Today, I can visit a website and instantly tell it was generated using LLMs and agents from A to Z:
1. Everything is in blue or mauve gradient, with a white background, and a single JavaScript-heavy page that lags as soon as you scroll a little.
2. There are always a ton of 404 pages.
3. Third, the HTML comments often expose credentials and to-do lists—sometimes even right above the login page (true story...).
This kind of website is a hard pass for me, and I add the company (and its founders) to my personal blacklist of people and companies I’ll never use anything from.
It is absolutely not what I think about "job" and "contributing to society": I would prefer to be paid less but work in an ethical company than the other people of this thread...
This is maybe why I am feeling so "disconnected" with Tech and devs today.
No reason to be that sarcastic, the job market is not dead (at least not in Europe).
Why don't you quit this very toxic company, and start working at another place or even on your own? I genuinely don't understand...
Let just Meta die!
I really like the direction and the transparency of Mistral, among those players.
Made (By Humans) in California
Who will buy your services if you fire us all?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48019226
Congratulations dude, you definitely lost the respect of most of us here.
Anthropic, OpenAI and Mistral are just companies that are making money right now (still not profitable), but will lost their tractions and values in the long term.
However, I am more appealing to see how OpenCode Go subscriptions will go in the future: cheaper than big techs, more tokens, and they don't train on our data to (try to) improve...