“Here’s my Claude skill that takes the LLM 20 minutes with constant babying that saves a human 1 minute of work”

Promo time baby!

Maybe next time don’t ship your source maps if you care so much?

I’ve worked on a handful of large companies that did their damndest to never touch Oracle because of their licensing and reputation.

I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of this was AI coded. Which would result in this kind of bloat.

LMAO 1 nine of reliability.

It’s like all companies forgot that reliability is a core feature…

I worked in a codebase at a FAANG company that didn’t have an ORM and it was the most miserable thing to write and code review. Constantly there would be bugs in queries and types. I missed having an ORM so much.

It’ll still catch the bots that randomly throw out that part of the prompt.

Prompts aren’t a guarantee.

I don’t know if requiring an S3 bucket really fits the self-hosting ethos

https://docs.gryt.chat/docs/server#environment-variables

I think it’s always going to be a migration from place to place. As people find genuine places to talk to each other industrialists will find a way to pollute and destroy it.

Good to know.

I have not touched it in several years so I just remember the 2013-2019 onslaught of bootstrap.

One of us!

Oh god I didn’t expect that to give me the level of PTSD flashback that it did.

Fuck bootstrap with a rusty pitchfork.

And 50% of the styles are marked as !important

I’m a millennial and I’m an energy drink guy.

Expensive. Do not recommend.

I for one will use it continvoucly.

I feel this at my current gig. There are numerous dashboards that monitor PRs and LoC. And people that don’t juice numbers are given a stern warning.

I hate MBA dweebs and their need to measure ephemeral things.

Was gonna say just this. Inheritance is powerful but something to reach for sparingly. 80% of the time aggregation and composition can solve the problems.

I’ve cleaned up too many inheritance nightmares in my day from people who insisted inheritance was the way to go.

I agree. I just wish others in my company did.

It’s hard to be the one not doing it when C Level people are demanding that you do everything through Claude code first and fall back if you can’t get it to work.

Don’t get me wrong, I know that a large part of this is me holding it wrong

I don’t think it is. I think LLMs have hard limits that people refuse to accept.

You get walls?