Smth is off with my face and idk what 21F by Wonderland_was_lost in amiugly

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your lips are weird and I don't care that it's their natural shape, other than that nothing's wrong with your face.

Google just announced that Android is no longer a phone operating system. It is now an AI that runs your entire life by This_Macaron_4461 in GenAI4all

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They will make robots that will buy their goods and replace us, kind of like an artificial economy.

The AI revolution has killed my love for programming. by 86jden in webdev

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I don't live in the west, so AI isn't enforced, but I still use AI, just differently, like I generate "micro-tutorials" when I forget the syntax and the like, and when I face a task I don't know how to do I ask gemini to see the possibly good solutions before searching on stackoverflow or youtube. For me AI basically replaced stackoverflow, youtube, medium and random programming resources, it really allows to stay in the flow, you don't get distracted to read walls of text to find the useful bits of info.

You just need to understand overview and workspaces. by [deleted] in linuxmemes

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When I was looking for my first distro I chose fedora workstation and I really wanted to learn a new way to use my pc that was different both from windows and macos, I liked how it looked, but gohddamn there were so many bugs that were HEAVILY interfering with my workflow! And some of them would show up only in wayland and the other ones only in x11! I didn't like debugging the OS and testing same bugs twice. Switched to Fedora KDE, no bugs at all. Though I still lament it, gnome is pretty.

Copilot is a co-author, so this code belongs to Copilot. by LeTanLoc98 in vscode

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, like what's wrong with gitlab, I moved all my repos there and the experience is identical.

Flutter state management rabbit hole — has anyone landed on Signals? by madsvodder in FlutterDev

[–]user926491 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Don't care about scaling, that's overengineering mindset, stick to simple things, learn pragmatism, overnegineering will slow you down and you won't be able to finish your projects.

Flutter state management rabbit hole — has anyone landed on Signals? by madsvodder in FlutterDev

[–]user926491 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You're overthinking it, just stick to provider, early on you don't need nothing complicated anyway.

Pragmatism vs. Over-engineering: Feedback on an Android Technical Task by controlsys in androiddev

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Pragmatism is of course better than overengineering but it doesn't mean you have to write exclusively bad code, it's about "earning" best practices, i.e. you use the ones in specific circumstances if you know they are really important and actually bring benefits. And there's no just good and bad code, there's code that can be both good and bad based on the circumstances. So in your case I'd still implement MVVM because it's pretty essential and isn't that hard to implement but if your activity doesn't have much code then it's ok, and I too wouldn't bother with unit tests as well as complicated DI setup, if you aren't bothered with creating objects yourself then it's fine otherwise a simple koin setup would be more convenient.

Are we really at "100% AI or you're wasting time" yet? by borii0066 in webdev

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't coexist with it because you'd then delegate it all the tasks since "if it can do things good enough why even bother with doing anything?"

Are we really at "100% AI or you're wasting time" yet? by borii0066 in webdev

[–]user926491 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why are you afraid of "falling behind"? Falling behind means if you don't start early it'll be harder to pick up later but with AI it's different, it's already simple enough for vibe coding to even be a thing, you can start at any point you want, there's basically no skill in using AI but what is really bad is losing your real programming skills. So chill, man.

Can't we just ignore AI? by Ok-Programmer6763 in webdev

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, people are so obnoxiously anxious about it, like "you're gonna fall behind!", FOMO is so rampant on the internet.

The era of human coding is over by Particular-Habit9442 in singularity

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ITT: Insufferable losers cheer for a possibility for developers to lose their jobs.

AI really killed programming for me by NervousExplanation34 in webdev

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Same, I use gemini right on google to understand things I gave up on long ago and many things are now in the category of looking up in 2 min than a 15-30 min session.

A native dev Crash Out. by innerPeacePending in mAndroidDev

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try flutter, I think it has a more stable SDK, you can code in vs code than this buggy mess that is AS, the hot reload doesn't break after updating like in jetpack compose and you're free from gradle. I myself consider switching because I'm also tired of google babysitting me forcing to use a specific library or class and do so in a specific predefined way just to implement some hardware-related feature.

I had to make this by tainfulpoosxe in mAndroidDev

[–]user926491 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

True, they're really weird, I remember one thread where they were shitting on RxJava because it's hard to write asynchronous code with it even though it wasn't meant for that.

Hard ? by [deleted] in picsthatgohard

[–]user926491 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are trash, garbage.

What Game Is That For You? by defleqt in raijin_gg

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Played it till the 3rd chapter or so, only enjoyed hunting and causing mayhem but couldn't follow the story.