Cynical Programmer Skeptical of AI Until You Check Their Tool of Choice

Yeah bro, TurboKimiV2.14.88_32B_thinking_Q228 is soooo much better (it will be outdated by tomorrow morning)

well, it's better than call it by the AI-powered IDE you use? like, "Cursor is BS"

yeah no clue what this tweet is getting at

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   @Sun_Serega · 5mo

   https://x.com/gfodor/status/2013358798564426074 from replies it seems its about the precision of specifying the model. "Claude" is a family of models, and they might be implying that not recognizing it means they don't know what they are talking about tho OP never confirmed that to comments

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   ▾ アレックス · 5mo 1 reply ▸

   Saying you use “Claude” is like saying you use Cursor or VSCode; if you don’t know which model you’re using, it implies you aren’t actually knowledgeable about what LLM’s can and can’t do.

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      @i_am_no_tree · 5mo

      who gives a fuck (2) They're 50 shades of slop

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So much Copium everywhere

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   ▾ @NaNmber · 5mo 5 replies ▸

   By our cto policy we are now using claude code and I must admit that it produces solid code, but you gotta go through an interview of like 30 questions regarding all edgecases (or compose a REALLY comprehensive paper on the feature on your side) + review every file it generates before accepting changes + understand patterns and the correct way of the feature integration (there are always multiple ways and it will pick the one that requires less code :). So for now my opinion is that it's a great tool for an experienced dev to lower iteration time and allow for more ideas to be tried by making refactoring magnitudes cheaper in time. However, letting beginners use this is deadly and should be gatekept by grade or something idk...

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      @Algoinde · 5mo

      I treat it as a slightly better multiselect across multiple files that supports natural language input If you don't let it design your architecture, it's solid

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      dev_meme · 5mo

      it's fine for beginners only if they use it for the first steps

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      @paranoidPhantom · 5mo

      frfr

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      @agonyship · 5mo

      No beginners have to learn how to use it properly. LLMs are a great learning tool. A first simple rule could be: do never let the ai do your exercise. Instead use it to discuss your approach and to explain things you don't understand. Also never trust it more than a human. I have good experience learning with ai.

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      dev_meme · 5mo

      Just wait till you will have 5-6 terminals with some running a bunch of sub agents inside That’s peak slop experience I worked like this in first days of January for like 12h+. Was still talking with Claude after I fall asleep Definitely can recommend, 10/10, bought second max x20, only issue is session limit now

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imagine not using Google's insanely generous Gemini 3 free tier for as long as they offer it

I'll pay for claude when I need to

until then I steal google compute

I use a locally hosted LLM for anything personal (claude code has an ollama plugin) and Gemini 3 for coding with Antigravity.

What Opus all the way lol wtf

Maybe? Who cares? Money ain’t real

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   ▾ @mrfoxy_developer · 5mo 2 replies ▸

   but you must work for something that is unreal

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      ▾ dev_meme · 5mo 1 reply ▸

      Huh? Not really, just strategic initiative from ground up within a bigger project

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         @mrfoxy_developer · 5mo

         so finally bro answered me 😁

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To do what? To prompt them and wait a day to reply and then look at code produced with many times lower quality? Thanks, nah