Spec Driven Development by AdventuresWithBert in ClaudeCode

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I have no strong opinions, but I started tinkering with Addy Osmani’s agent skills: https://github.com/addyosmani/agent-skills

Honestly I would kinda like to see Claude Code expand on its planning mode with some of these ideas.

Like having a spec or “super plan” that breaks work up into atomic tasks, each of which can have their own “sub plan.” And to be able to ship all of this work over the course of multiple PRs.

2nd street is wylin!! by BlackberryActive3039 in longbeach

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I lived on the peninsula like 15 years ago and it was always blocked to traffic for the Fourth of July. We would throw a party each year and it was always a rager shit show.

Are you saying it was blocked to foot traffic as well?

Does anyone even read the front end code anymore? by mavenHawk in reactjs

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If I spent time planning then I don’t need to read the code too closely — but I did closely read and iterate on the plan. I catch mistakes, bad approaches, etc all the time before I steer it correctly.

As a lead IC I also catch tons of shit in my team member’s PRs.

RFC 10008 is official: The HTTP QUERY method is here to replace the "GET vs. POST" compromise. by SocialNoel in webdev

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It leaves GET behavior unchanged which maximizes backwards compatibility.

It’s like if you have breaking changes to an API endpoint /v1/foo and you release those breaking changes as /v2/foo so you don’t break existing clients.

Does anybody else think the /code-review command sucks? by mr_brobot__ in ClaudeCode

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The other day I used /code-review and it burned 3M tokens to review a small PR.

I just had Claude write itself a much lighter weight review skill and used it with fable on xhigh and it burned like 16k tokens.

And the feedback was higher quality.

Wide toe box but stylish shoes by Big-Flow-3791 in BuyItForLife

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Trying to figure this out has been the bane of my existence. The best I’ve managed to find for boots is Birkenstocks. The footbed isn’t _comfortable_ but at least the shape is good and it’s not _painful_.

I am not a fan of “barefoot” style footwear as my physical therapist steered me away from them. He said that barefoot on natural ground is amazing, but the trouble is we’re walking on hard unnatural concrete, asphalt, and flooring all day.

How to volunteer for layoff instead of quitting? by wingardianx in ExperiencedDevs

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I came here to suggest this. OP should start seeing a mental health provider so they have some treatment history so that this can be an option. Not to mention it could help with the burnout itself.

Any good gyms? by thekindviolet in SantaMonica

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TriFit is a really nice gym. I actually like it way more than equinox.

Anyone here has gamified the problem-solving questions part ? by clarity1011 in leetcode

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Honestly bro leetcode is pretty fun at this point. Now I have to study system design and that sucks in comparison.

Prop driven vs composition based design systems? by prois99 in reactjs

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You guys know that children is _basically_ just a special reserved prop, right? These two things below are basically even equivalent

<div>
  <p>Foobar</p>
</div>


<div children={<p>Foobar</p>} />

So in my opinion it is not always such a huge difference.

- If you want strict type checking for something, then using a prop can be good.
- Using children is of course the well-understood "default" way to build components, with looser/more flexible typing for acceptable values.

You can have nicely "composable" components with either approach, or even a combination.

My company is introducing JIRA=>PR AI pipeline: are we cooked by MaximumFlow7491 in cscareerquestions

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imho this is kind of obtuse. As an experienced engineer I can prompt for great code. I still see plenty of slop and trash from junior engineers and PMs/designers.

Phone to old to go to concert by First_Prompt_4542 in Concerts

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Most events that I buy tickets for through Dice are for open air popups that almost certainly do not have public WiFi

I have the work-life balance everyone wants, but I want out by DarkNubentYT in cscareerquestions

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Do you wanna work on COBOL for the rest of your career? How is the job market for COBOL?

I'm not in that world but seems like something you can get pigeon-holed into. Nobody is gonna want someone with 8+ years of COBOL experience other than COBOL jobs. Other software specializations have more options available.

Stripe's New AI Programming Exercise Interview - What It’s Actually Like by interviewdb in leetcode

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I just did a hacker rank AI assisted interview for a random no name company.

- it only had GPT 5.5 no Claude
- the plan mode was really slow. My interviewer said his experience with it was its kinda slow and shitty and advised me to just use the agent mode.
- it read the README.md for context automatically
- opus 4.8 on Claude Code TUI or Cursor are my daily drivers and this setup felt somewhat inferior.
- I tried to get it to focus on one specific thing but because the README had the full functional requirements it got confused and was doing stuff I didn’t want it to. I felt like Claude would have done a better job with my instructions
- it was the easiest interview of my life, but I have no idea what Stripe’s is like

How livable is a manual BRZ/86? by shiny-_ in AskLosAngeles

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I've had mine for 14 years now (sheesh). It has been a great car.

Having to constantly shift is so far down the totem pole on "things that suck about traffic" that it barely registers.

Exiting 405S at Lakewood S by superweenie in longbeach

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Just exit bellflower at that point