
"Un scénario cauchemardesque": pourquoi la N-VA redoute des élections anticipées
Ça veut dire que le gouvernement ne vas pas tomber mardi? 😭

Ça veut dire que le gouvernement ne vas pas tomber mardi? 😭
Does anyone here know if Linear plans to release a version of their product on Linux?
If not, is there any good and maintained fork out there? I had trouble finding some.
Thanks!
I have been using AI quite extensively before going outside and touching some grass. I’ve massively reduced my use of AI since then.
But anyway, I took some time to reflect on my AI driven coding journey and came to the conclusion that I got nothing of value, nothing meaningful done. I followed these TDD/SDD approaches lots of AI people sell but it only worked up until a point.
SDD is very funny because before AI nobody knew what they wanted of a feature and now suddently everyone is a expert and got everything figured out after the AI has asked them a round of 5 questions… To find out that another session with the exact same prompt gave another set of questions covering a whole new gray zone of the feature requested.
I’ve tried decomposing the tasks of a feature like an armchair product manager on Adderall and ask the AI to follow rigid TDD implementation to find it was implementing useless & way too much test cases, bloated architecture and impossible to read code. I’m being told it’s because the prompts are not good enough or that the AGENTS.md file is not concise enough. My experience is that it always drift and turn the codebase into a crime scene anyway.
I’ve tried the matt pocock, superpowers and all of these bloated sets of AI generated markdown files but it was always inconsistent. I used to like Matt for its typescript content, I’m sad to see him go the AI bro route.
In the end I ended up trashing all the project I started with AI because I felt absent during the tiny dev process and the codecase ended up looking more and more like a mess anyway. I felt like my skills were eroding during that journey and to the conclusion that the best cases I’ve had so far is a harness with nothing on it (Pi) and very mundane requests.
I’ve picked up hands down coding again and told the AI to never write anything for me when I ask it something and feel much better. I felt good looking up multip’e sources, connecting the dots and actually learning something again; it made that AI induced brain fog go away directly.
Oh and if AI makes everyone so fast now, where are all the projects? Github these days is mostly filled with people sharing their skill directory with a fucking router skill inside of them or a fucking c-suite persona list.
Après les feux dans les Hautes-Fagnes je sais pas trop quoi en penser de ce genre de nouvelles.
Have any of you tried opencode and their $10 plan? What are your thought about it, is the harness any good?
I’ve been thinking about switching to something else now that opencode go has reduced their prices
Thanks!
I have a question that might be dumb but I'll ask it anyway: Based on the DeepSWE benchmark, and the cost of Luna Max vs Terra Max, why would one choose Terra over Luna if the difference in task completion is around 3% for a fraction of the cost?
Does Terra gets stuff that Luna just does not, does Terra perform better in long horizon work (I'm not sure what that means, is it about the context window filling up and how much time a given task takes?)
What are your experience with both models?
Thanks!
The question is in the title. This model became dirt cheap and scores well on deepswe for example, but nothing beats real life use cases.
What do you use Luna for, and how good does it perform?
Mdr gouvernement rétrograde
Pretty much the title. Whatever happens tonight I feel like Garcia has infused something new to this team. Against the USA they felt like a collective which is something I haven’t really seen in 2018 even if they were stronger on paper.
I’m very happy with their world cup so far.
Ce bon vieux Bart Maddens et ses tirades flamingantes
Salut,
Comme beaucoup je suis arrivé à un moment où mon taff me saoule. Je bosse en tant que développeur dans une agence parisienne quelconque et l’ambiance y est de plus en plus austère, les salaires n’augmentent pas (en tout cas le mien, je suis certain que ceux qui sont dans les petits papiers se font plaisir), et je tourne globalement en rond.
On me prend personnellement pour de la merde et en tant que bon pion dans une ESN je change de projet foireux tout les jours.
J’en ai donc ras le bol, et j’aimerais la rupture co. Le problème c’est que je ne sais pas du tout comment ça fonctionne. Quelles sont les démarches? J’imagine que c’est l’employeur qui décide si oui on non j’y aurais droit?
Merci!
L’article est intéressant mais je suis moyen fan qu’ils comparent les Québécois aux Flamands cela dit, ils auraient plus à faire à comparer aux Wallons.