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so this is how rich people fly all the time?? damn, look at you guys

"I'll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you're using here: It didn't require any discipline to attain it. You read what others had done and you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don't take any responsibility for it.

people keep asking me for a use case. here it is: i ask x.com/Tesla to build a webpage. it asks x.com/bot, which asks x.com/cursor_ai to build it. once it's built, grok bot asks x.com/SpacefastHQ to deploy it, and tesla opens the page in the tesla browser. all hands-free. while driving 🤯

even the k.i.t.t. of the knight rider didn't have this.

i'm not against ai making software dev accessible to everyone. i actually love it. but there's an annoying side effect: people with zero idea what the sdlc is are now lecturing folks who've spent years doing this job. from a very high horse.

people who've been around these processes, even outside the coding side, are usually way more on point. but "i was a greengrocer yesterday, shipped a mobile app today, and i'm better than all of you" is a bit much 😂 (no shade to greengrocers, i couldn't run one either)

i'm not against ai making software dev accessible to everyone. i actually love it. but there's an annoying side effect: people with zero idea what the sdlc is are now lecturing folks who've spent years doing this job. from a very high horse.

even today's agentic workflows evolved from 20-30 years of sdlc. "plan first, then build" wasn't discovered last year. prds weren't invented alongside you. using a process you learned yesterday to lecture people who've fought for it for 20 years looks pretty funny from the outside.

i'm not against ai making software dev accessible to everyone. i actually love it. but there's an annoying side effect: people with zero idea what the sdlc is are now lecturing folks who've spent years doing this job. from a very high horse.

devs who shipped software to millions, even billions of users without ai deserve some basic respect. if not for them, then at least for what they know. and when you look at the work of the people doing the lecturing, it's dunning-kruger at full volume.

didn't know this was a very famous poem. came across it today. adding it next to the amado nervo poem that's been pinned on my profile for years. (it's actually by nadine stair, but it got famous after being wrongly attributed to jorge luis borges)

If I had my life to live over, I would start barefoot earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would go to more dances. I would ride more merry-go-rounds. I would pick more daisies.”

didn't know this was a very famous poem. came across it today. adding it next to the amado nervo poem that's been pinned on my profile for years. (it's actually by nadine stair, but it got famous after being wrongly attributed to jorge luis borges)

In fact, I’d try to have nothing else. Just moments, one after another, instead of living so many years ahead of each day.

didn't know this was a very famous poem. came across it today. adding it next to the amado nervo poem that's been pinned on my profile for years. (it's actually by nadine stair, but it got famous after being wrongly attributed to jorge luis borges)

I would eat more ice cream and less beans. I would perhaps have more actual troubles, but I’d have fewer imaginary ones.

didn't know this was a very famous poem. came across it today. adding it next to the amado nervo poem that's been pinned on my profile for years. (it's actually by nadine stair, but it got famous after being wrongly attributed to jorge luis borges)

the poem is called "i'd pick more daisies" 🌼 🧵