Haven't looked back since. This is about the same jump in productivity I had when switching from vscode to cursor and now to claude code with an agent.
It feels like managing a very intelligent junior dev that learns and adapts. I'm quite happy to read that more people are using it as this will only help claude code improve.
Hey everyone, as a web developer, I'm interested in learning more about creating stable and scalable machine learning infrastructure and APIs.I'm curious about what resources you would recommend for someone who is looking to dive into this area of development.I'm particularly interested in learning about best practices for designing and deploying machine learning systems like stable diffusion...
Planning on saving up until the Pro Display XDR gets updated and getting that instead.
This is just to say that quitting everything might be close to impossible considering that in some cases we even get news reports via unsolicited SMS messages but we can still reduce input and have a more focused, calmer state of mind.
I'm searching for articles like Don't call yourself a programmer by patio11.Do you have any recommendations that changed your career path/life for the better?
I’m about to start selling workshops about web development topics and there’s so much that I don’t know that I don’t know on marketing properly.Do you have any good resources on marketing automation for hackers?Things like Building an automated email pipeline, good copy practices, landing page optimization, SEO, etc.Everything that one must know or consider when launching something for the www