... irreversible. Personally I feel pressure to succeed, but also feel empowered to maintain larger software systems than ever as a solo dev. Comment from Jitain Chugani(@jitain): what are you building @bickov ? Comment from Jitain Chugani(@jitain): it still baffles me what some of the chatbots return as edits Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9573678): Comment Deleted Comment from ukasz Oleniuk(@ukash): As in any profession, we are given tools and use them. What's disturbing is the ratio ... ... watched this play out with our own engineering team too. The syntax-level stuff got faster. What got harder, and honestly more valuable, is knowing when an agent-generated architecture will hold up under real production load vs

... Comment from Alessandro Pignotti(@alessandro_pignotti): @gabriele_cavaliere   @andrelinhk  I fully recognize the process you outlined when using "Agent" mode, with extensive review and modifications manually applied on top of the suggested changes. I find myself persistently baffled by how much defensive the models seems to be, with excessive checks against null references, at least in TypeScript. I read somewhere that the models might be aggressively punished during training for null de-referencing. A big part ... ... code integrates seamlessly with existing patterns, architecture, and conventions **Maintenance Practices**: - **Code Evolution Over Addition**: Modify or remove existing code rather than adding on top. Never leave legacy code or commented-out implementations. If unsure whether to modify vs

... from Abdullah Ajmal(@abdullahajmal): For me it's definitely FlexiBoard , saves me a lot of time by letting me access daily useful tools right from my keyboard from literally any app. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): I'm just baffled to see how Cursor is stealing every show. Had this discussion on a Slack community as well, where it turns out that developers with years of coding experience are getting stuck on basic logical problems because of their over-dependency ...