bro escaped traffic just to stare at another red light at his desk

the AI wrote it but your name is on the commit

I think no one know what will happen with AI in next 5 Years. Everyone is just enjoying the process.

Ah shit, here we go again.

/code-review is killing the learning curve.

I genuinely think AI is making me dumber. I’ve become so dependent on AI for coding that when I hit the session limit, my first instinct isn’t to figure things out myself, it’s to wait for the session to reset. Because I know understanding the codebase and doing it myself will take way longer. AI is making me faster, but I’m starting to wonder if it’s also making me less capable without it. Am I the only one feeling this?

This is usually the time when I play with my pet. 😅🙃

The day isn’t far when LLMs start writing production code directly in minified mode 🙂

Every side project has two environments: 1. Works perfectly on localhost 2. Character development

AI makes writing code cheaper. It makes understanding code more valuable.

Nothing tests a developer’s confidence like deploying to production and immediately opening the logs.

When code becomes cheaper, architecture decisions become more expensive.

You can build a working app in a weekend now. How long should you spend proving it’s safe?

The strange part about paying for AI tools. Eventually you stop comparing intelligence. You start comparing how long you can work before the limit resets.

AI agents are removing the cost of execution. But most unfinished ideas were never blocked by execution. They were blocked by unclear decisions.

Choose one workday: 4 focused hours with zero messages or 8 flexible hours with constant interruptions.

The internet made knowledge cheap. Taste became expensive.

What would make you cancel an AI subscription first? A. Worse answers B. Tighter limits C. Slower responses D. Privacy concerns

Which feels more expensive? Paying $20/month for a tool you barely use or Spending five hours replacing it with a free one?

Be honest, builders: What is one task you still refuse to delegate to AI?