I’m still far happier with it than literally any other programming language I’ve ever used

😆 yeah I didn’t read it that hard

I’ll stick with Go TYVM

When yarn/react/next.js/amplify breaks in some new and idiotic way, Claude is helpful more often than not. Why spend hours googling and sifting through github/stack overflow/etc when Claude can tell me what option to tweak to fix it in a fraction of the time?

Boring, tedious shit that doesn’t require brainpower, just time, when fixing whatever comes out of the LLM is less annoying than doing it myself.

There was this one time where I took down the accounting department by accidentally DDOSing the SQL server. MS Dynamics is such a piece of garbage that it will crash if the database takes more than a minute to respond.

Literally the only time I’ve ever run into that is when I was trying to manipulate the path it extracted to. In 99% of cases I’m doing tf, xf, or cf plus flags for the compression type, etc, and those differences are irrelevant.

Definitely not a guarantee, bad devs will still write bad code (and junior devs might want to let their seniors handle concurrency).

You can also just tell GitHub to not do that.

I’d rather use a language that doesn’t treat me like an incompetent child, removing unsigned ints because “they’re a source of bugs”.

My entire point is that any CS degree from any university is meaningless unless you know that university's CS program is actually good

I mean, yes, but also I’ve dealt with plenty of awful engineer designed interfaces that made my job harder than I’d like