lpnam0201
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Yes, I am in SEA. Home internet here costs 10$ per month.
My point was: not every person browsing this site has high living standard, and the ability to spend 10k on computing is a privilege.
In where I am living, 10k USD is a little more than 3 years worth of rent, for a relatively new and convenient 2 bedroom apartment.
Haven't tried Claude for this, but I can't think how it could possibly do.
I built a game bot using Win32 API to send input and screen capture to OCR and some OpenCV to recognize game elements. Dead simple and actually quite boring and repeatitive after I worked on it for a while. How could Claude agents possibly do this ?
I did use Claude to refer docs and API, though.
Do you think he used AI to generate that much code without ever understanding or having a look at the code ?
Why was he hired ?
When enshittification happens we would just simply go back to code by hand, then. We programmers don't lose the ability to do so when we use LLM, right ?
Not forever. If that's their main business then they will eventually have to profit or they die.
Waste ? They can become both an AI race winner AND a disruptive Jira vendor. Yet they don't. Why ?
To be a successful Jira vendor will prove their point that software engineers are obsolete now. Why don't they do that already ?
English can be ambiguous. Programming languages like C or Java cannot
Posted by
lpnam0201 on Friday September 05, 2025 @12:19AM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/lpnam0201/OpenProfiler
I used NHibernate at work, but sometimes it's hard to view the generated queries. (SQL profiler is a little hard to use and the queries aren't formatted. NHibernate Profiler is good but costs us too much money)Therefore I spent the last few weekends writing a small utility to do that. You only need to add reference to the DLL and run your .NET app, it will output the query in the Profiler...