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HERMETICVM · 9w
What's Nucube Music exactly? Never heard of it. Are you aware of gruuv? https://5jsjq2jytkqh7mc1l5ylux3bsmzhkxpbq82ocsv8v74sir3b6wgruuv.nsite.lol/
Daniele profile picture
So... is it me or a LLM-powered notes/backlog tool still does not exists? One that let me replace manually maintained markdown files?
Jacob | APTea · 30w
I'm a new dev, a VERY new dev, but I see it as a crutch to rely on AI beyond helping you learn and augment weaknesses until you can improve your abilities. I guess my opinion may change in time but I...
Daniele profile picture
It is a tool, not a replacement, indeed.
That's the whole point: it's "just" a tool. A very nice one indeed.

It replaces many many tasks, not the people performing it. Well, not all of them πŸ˜‰

As always, if one remains too attached to the old tasks.... well, then replacement or a big downgrade seems inevitable.

But agents won't transform non technical people into programmers, engineers, app builders or even self sufficient tech guys, finally able to master "computers".

On the contrary: it will widen the gap between the (fewer) tech savvy and the rest.
Jacob | APTea · 30w
Using AI to debug issues, help you learn, maybe even save you time on tedious aspects that you know how to do manually, that's alright by me. Not learning how to code, not manually doing the bulk of ...
Daniele profile picture
I cannot say anything for who have to learn literally from scratch.

But as a mature (very...) dev I can tell that learning how to use agents is no different than learning any other tool in the history of mankind.

Is not less noble less hard or less of a craft.

It's software engineer. As usual.
Jacob | APTea · 30w
I'm a new dev, a VERY new dev, but I see it as a crutch to rely on AI beyond helping you learn and augment weaknesses until you can improve your abilities. I guess my opinion may change in time but I just don't like the idea of being overly reliant on AI for anything. A tool, not a replacement.
Daniele profile picture
Vibe coding is a meaningless buzzword for normies.

Coding manually is the past.

Getting good in using "agents" to build things is the purpose of a software engineer now.



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jb55 · 30w
yup
Jacob | APTea · 30w
Using AI to debug issues, help you learn, maybe even save you time on tedious aspects that you know how to do manually, that's alright by me. Not learning how to code, not manually doing the bulk of it yourself, that's not something I will ever get behind.
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Daniele profile picture
That's exactly it. Now context and memory are more important. Now strictly the size but the "right ones". As it happens for humans, being expert is more about knowing what to leave out.
calle · 32w
Been using Gemini 3 Pro and Flash in Opencode for two weeks and I've barely used anything else. Massive context, cheap, fast, great code. Love to see that Google caught up so well in the AI race and ...
Daniele profile picture
Exactly. Switched to Gemini when they launched 3 Pro and barely used anything else since.

Gemini 3 pro and Jules have transformed my daily work in less then a month.

Also love that at Google (DeepMind really) are taking this approach with many labs and experimental apps that do one thing only and now interoperability begin to appear.