codex can write some decent interaction tests but I feel like there are times when it's obviously good to have a parent element change size for content and times when it's obviously really dumb and they should know which is which without needing the ability to see it
I feel like I should clarify that "getting the agents to do it" includes "explaining shit to me for hours until I understand it well enough to tell them what to do very specifically" but still, I'm not writing the literal code
hmm good point. but I meant dog-friendly. although office-dog is a much better post
Clean.
I swear to fucking god I cannot handle how bad default LLM UIs are. I shouldn't have to clean up UIs anymore. I should just say what I want in a UI and it should NOT DO THIS. how is this guy so smart yet so dumb
bsky.app/profile/code...
this is basically it
that's helpful. I do basically think about things in terms of architecture and my process is more about figuring out what problems I have to solve, what the options are, and what the trade-offs of those choices are, so it's definitely not "idk I just told claude to do it"
yes, it feels like delegating to very eager employees that you cannot trust to make good decisions at all. but you CAN trust to know almost everything assuming you extract it from them first
yeah right now it's basically coming down to "give me something to actually build and we'll just see how it goes". and yes, acknowledging the limitations. I do at least have plenty of complaints. but they feel like quirks to work around, not blockers to accomplishing things.
I am BEGGING you to reign me in
interviewer was like "now, right now you have a lot of creative freedom to do whatever you want but if you worked here you'd have to kind of follow actual product direction" and I got to read this in response
well, you see, I'm actually a great team player despite being a sociopath because I'm also an open individualist.
yes I'm interested in the position as long as I can still post marc andreessen nano banana images
the dream
I don't know how to talk about agents in interviews. if anyone was as confident that they could get the agents to do anything as I am I would think they were full of shit. yes I understand the limitations of using them. somehow I can do it anyway. no I don't know what I'm doing differently
how it feels having one single 20 minute phone screening that doesn't tilt the fuck out of me
my resume is basically just links to the projects I post here because the rest of it is wagieslop and community college
this reminds me of taking the high school exit exam in the gym
transcending the need for sliders
having to explain to her that building lego is actually harder than coding now
every interview tilts me for like 5 days. I can plan for this but it's pretty annoying. I can't just keep taking crashout roadtrips
oh yeah you have to pin and use the for you feed. youre supposed to have 30 people telling you to use this the moment you join bsky. bsky.app/profile/spac...
girls out here flaunting their counterfactuals like its nbd, but when I ask for their causal mechanism, I'm the creep?
I love interviewing
not quite, chatgpt
also this is what coding agents freed me from. there's no room for perfectionism anymore.
I considered adding "norvid mode" to my impro fork that pops up with a little warning if you tag someone who already liked/reposted it
a good indicator of my level of neuroticism is that I check the likes on a post before tagging someone
@cee.wtf isopod spotted
