when i was 12, my favorite program was microsoft powerpoint. i went through every menu item and accidentally found a panel with record/play buttons. press record, do something, and it spits out the code automating what you just did. i tweaked the code and it did something different. i bought a book
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i switched back to writing code by hand in my hobby project for an interesting reason... it's really psychological but when the AI gets stuck (e.g. the problem is too tricky to debug without good tools and atm it requires a human, or something got too messy), i get a mental freeze digging into code
interesting that (unless i misunderstood something) Cache Components (and default “use cache” in particular) seems more useful when self-hosted because the in-memory cache lives together with the process. unlike with serverless where processes don’t (?) survive
when is bluesky app shipping any gamechanging features. they don’t have to survive but i wish there was some movement on feeds or more “out there” stuff like atproto frames