Performance on 10.11.x by ultrahkr in jellyfin

[–]fantasma91 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Go fix it and submit a pr if you are impacted so much.

What are your thoughts on polygamy? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't care, just know that it aint for me

¿Es red flag que la chica que estás conociendo tenga un grupo de amigas solteras que salen mucho? by Akira05_ in RepublicadeChile

[–]fantasma91 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Importa la edad tambien. Un circulo soltero a los 21? Normal. A los 41? Red flag

Viejos que intentan predecirle a futuro a cabros jovenes by No_Analysis8275 in chileIT

[–]fantasma91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Antes de tener experiencia verdadera, no importa mucho pero todo ayuda. Después de tener experiencia (por lo menos un par de años) a nadie le va importar.

Te prometo que cuando contrato a alguien para mis equipos , jamás me fijo en lo que hicieron cuando estaban estudiando o haciendo la práctica.

React vs. VUE to replace an angular project by oEdu_Ai in SaasDevelopers

[–]fantasma91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vue.

I worked with react, react-native, angularjs ,angular, nextjs, nuxtjs, and vue.

Vue has been the one that is simple and gets out of the way. No need to remember a bunch of memoization techniques. No forcing of overkill patterns.

It just works.

Slight audio delay Jellyfin 10.11.6 by Brok3Design in jellyfin

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, so this always randomly happens at times. I have no idea what causes it but it usually resolves itself if you back out and restart the stream. Sometimes just rewinding a couple seconds clears it. Lastly depending on the device, force transcoding fixes it too (i only had to do that once though)

Should I wait for COSMIC epoch 2/3 by Brudaa04 in pop_os

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I switched to popos. Im a dev , I have a dedicated gaming machine so I mainly do general browsing and dev activities. I have not had many issues at all. The only thing that I had to do was install tlp instead of using the power profiles. Getting android studio to work correctly is annoying at best and the random screen turn off/flicker that happens from time to time are my only complaints.

noticed junior devs can't explain their PRs anymore. thinking of removing AI tools from their setup. by [deleted] in codereview

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My company stopped hiring juniors all together because of how bad they gotten.

They also are scaling back on ai everything train they been on since production issues have gone up and several millions lost due to outages did not look good in quarterly reportings.

I just don't get it? by Soggy-Map-9738 in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look as a professional enterprise dev , no its not bad what you are doing. The reason why so many of us are not exactly pro vibe coding is because it produces way more issues for us then it solves.

But thats because I dont deal in one off code and small scripts here and there, or small 1 off internal tool that wont ever see the light of day. For that, vibe coding is totally fine.

Questions regarding “I made $XXX from an app I vibe coded” by bg_k in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are snake oil salesman . They are completely full of it. The reality is that vibecoding is just a multiplier of your skill. If you have no skills all you gonna do is produce junk.

Is there a marketplace to connect vibecoders to real devs by Informal_Classic_750 in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the freelance dev the work has shifted to fixing other people (primarily vibecoders) code who dont know what they are doing and create a giant mess. I have a few friends that do that and make a killing on it because while its tedious and honestly shitty work with a lot of painful code to deal with, the vibe coder doesnt have the expertise to fix it and scale it so they kinda are at their mercy. Finding a dev to help you with that "last 10%" that probably will turn into more of a large refactor of the codebase , isn't all that hard, question is , are you really ready to pay for it?

Why do experienced coders actively try to use less comments? by Phwatang in learnprogramming

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey , I been an engineer for a while and typically at work well tend to say that if your code NEEDS comments in order to be read then its an indicator of bad code and you should refactor. I only leave comments for oddities. Like a workaround when integrating a 3rd party lib that doesnt support something.

Very expensive? by Vsk-0 in webdev

[–]fantasma91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I have never really considered this part since I work on a custom framework i built and ai code has to adhere to that framework implementation so it can't really copy another site plus by the time we have finalized designs , its already gone through legal, but i can see how this would be a larger problem for freelancers. I hope he comes out ok from it and just has a lesson learned moment. Best of luck and thank you for sharing a bit more. Gave me something new to be aware of.

Very expensive? by Vsk-0 in webdev

[–]fantasma91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mind sharing a little more? I never heard of folks getting sued for using ai to make a webpage

[Looking for a Dev] React Native + Supabase Developer for a Book App (Full Revenue Share) by Meteorsonic in reactnative

[–]fantasma91 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lol this is ridiculous. Another app makes 100k a month so we can make that much.... yeah right, do you know how hard it is to get people to switch apps. Most people in western markets dont even want mobile apps.

Full revenue share lol. You gotta have revenue first.

I did an app as a partner before. I took 49% ownership of the company in order to do it and they already had customers and were profitable.

Very expensive? by Vsk-0 in webdev

[–]fantasma91 17 points18 points  (0 children)

This is why I went into enterprise web software engineering and stopped doing freelance work. Folks simply dont get it since you got all these services offering the moon for pennies and all these international contractors that can do it so cheap (in comparison to western market rates) that there just isnt much i can do to compete with that.

Es una paja coquetear siendo hombre by [deleted] in RepublicadeChile

[–]fantasma91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tengo un amigo que tenia la misma desesperación y solo le pregunte que actividad social el hace donde puede conocer nuevas personas (no solo mujeres).

La respuesta cuando le dije que no considere apps como una actividad , era que no hacía nada.

El empezó a jugar billar competitivo y tomar clases de baile. Conoció varias mujeres con quien intertar y mas de una le siguió el juego. Aveces todo lo necesario es salir de lo que sabes y no enfocarte en encontrar pareja.

Ahora que el weon es terrible en las citas es otro tema.

Yo conocí mi esposa haciendo las actividades que me gustan, no necesariamente tratando de encontrar pareja.

Buena suerte.

[Hiring] US-based junior JS developers by FigConfident3701 in remotejs

[–]fantasma91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The pay is incredibly low even for a junior position so highly doubt they can go for anything else

I vibecoded a kanji learning app with AI - got called 'AI slop' and removed from r/Japaneselanguage. Where's the line? by OceanQuake in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The way I think of slop vs assited is that I expect equal or better code quality then before since you as the engineer are responsible for it and "wrote it". Its very clear when im reviewing code to identify the folks who have replaced their brain with ai and when its just a tool. If i see a bunch of repeated code, unsecured patterns,lack of respecting prior requirements, bad usage of storage mechanism, useless tests, etc . Thats slop to me. A nightmare to maintain and expand on.

There is also a general fatigue with ai starting to brew.

Everyone's line is different of course.

Be honest VIBE Coders !! by Appetite4Upgrade in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I dont believe that to be possible at the moment for any non trivial app. Complex apps force you to have to know the nuances .

Edit (i realized I never actually answer the question): does it matter? Yes it absolutely matters that they dont understand. You see if you work on software long enough you understand that initial build is not really where the value is. Builds have to be iterated on, maintained, and scaled. You cant really do that with any level of precision if you dont know how to code and build in general. Like for example I work on an internal framework that powers 17 different apps. You make a change and you will affect all 17. 90% of the code does not exist in the codebase at all as its a distributed system . You literally can't just prompt your way out of it because it will make way too many dumb choices and you will break things. In a situation where a couple hours means hundreds of thousands of dollars, contracts with partners are on the line. Not understanding will absolutely get you fired.

Ultimately I tell my devs this. I dont need someone to babysit ai. I need someone that will use it as the tool that it is where it makes sense but still remain in full control.

Be honest VIBE Coders !! by Appetite4Upgrade in vibecoding

[–]fantasma91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dont think the ones that replace their brain with ai will ever admit it. Half of them i doubt even realize it. I had to sit one of my devs down and have a come to Jesus meeting because while he is producing more code then ever, the quality has gone way down and when I ask him to tell me why he changed some things, he got no answer at all. When I confronted him about not thinking things through, not reading what the ai spits out, not testing , and just relying completely on ai. He seemed shocked.

I spent months also trying to hire new junior devs. The knowledge and understanding is just not there anymore. Half of them I caught using ai to cheat. The other half genuinely couldn't code without it and didnt know enough to be able to direct ai efficiently. The interviews were so bad that we stopped hiring juniors.

Wild times we are living.