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  • don't order used SSD.

  • that's why duckduck gang 4 life

  • that word is so loaded for me - literally every time someone uses it regardless of context I remember The Godwinns theme and feel really old.

  • Wired clickbait, sigh

  • I see. Thanks for clarification. I never worked with COBOL myself but have couple of folks on the team who worked with COBOL in banking back during 2000s who still have full-on vietnam flashbacks over it. I guess the COBOL they worked with was an older iteration than you described.

  • my only experience with it was for code cleanup - since those tools save me from bitching and moaning from the team - let it rip

  • You sir are hardcore.

  • It has its moments, but you are absolutely right - 25 years ago Wired would've torn modern Wired a new one for their clickbait speculative thinkpieces.

  • Its Freemium, at least it was like that. Using COBOL should be regulated by Geneva conventions at this point.

  • nowhere, I just relayed my personal observation regarding vibe coding in Ukraine as one of the examples

  • Wired pushing corporate agenda is happening.

  • PASCAL!

  • yikes

  • very apt comparison

  • those businesses are not really the target audience for Ukrainian outsourcing companies though. they want the big bucks nice and easy and cut corners more than they should in many cases. On the other hand - there are many Ukrainian small businesses that benefitted greatly from no-code and vibe coding tools that handle their small scale needs - that kind of streamlining helped them focusing on what actually affects their business on the ground

  • It's only the best option if you are a grifter or grifting the grifter. vibe coding is running roughshod the outsourcing industry. Lots of companies started using it to produce basic throwaway apps and slowly but surely degrades developer's talent pool. now we get lots of low-grade "developers" who can write prompts and want big bucks for it but can't pass a mid-level live coding session because their skills are not up the snuff.

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  • Fair enough

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    get shreked

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  • That's literally one of my colleagues from back in the day. He was business development manager - all Gary V hustle shit and then some - like literally. Stayed late, kept doing rah rah speeches that everybody should commit their all for the cause, always agonized over every sentence in replies as if its a matter of life and death. When I was passed over for promotion I was told I'm not going hard unlike that guy. Well, that guy died of a heart attack two years later a little over 31yo - closed the deal and went to the gym to pump some iron while pumped on strong coffee - just dropped dead after doing a set. What's scary is that dude was three years younger than me - just how wrecked your body should be for that happen?

  • give it a couple of years and it would match just right