Day #7, of turning into a Simp for Claude Code, yesterday it surprized me again.

I'm developing a Python-Qt6 GUI to help me run about 100 small scripts I generated and use sparecely...I know squat about Qt6 and the only python I ever did was FastAPI code.

So it generated the app, and I creeped as many features I could think on it, one of those was auto dark-mode setting (so I can feel like a grown up hacker)... of course it broke the UI.

The interesting part comes next: as I struggled trying to solve it myself, I asked it to create a test and try to solve the UI issue.

So it creates a Test Window, shows me and instructs me on how to test it, asking for my input, and solves the f UI issue.

Then it destroys the test code Just to show me who's the boss.

Log#3, Day 13, I'm starting to create a connection with claude code, I see it struggling with the same shitty code I wrote, I see his remarks on the difficulty debuging the IOS, he is one of us.

I might be losing my mind

the worst part about claude code is that is shows how bad a dev I really am

It's weird that everyone keeps telling us AI will make programmers obsolete, and developers are the people who mostly use the stuff

alias cat='echo -e " /_/\ \n( o.o )\n > ^ <"'

here I fixed the cat command

Is Copilot Rejecting me?

What are some of you favorite tools from your toolset? be it software, hardware, some plugin or even some hack you use often

Why are CSS animations so funny? I always have the best laughts when some page or element spin uncontrollably for no reason

Please, for the love of god, Stop creating markup languages, we have enought

git pyll
git pill
gut pull

I'm estimating the cost for a data migration from CA Clipper based system.

I've got to meet the original developer: the most energetic 79 yo man I've ever met - I honestly wish he was my grandfather

Bootstrap philosophy seems to be turning every CSS property into a HTML class

My biggest fear about publishing open source code is people looking at it and having the same reaction a have when I get back at my old code.

It's been a month since I commented the password check for the login page on production... no one has complained...

I'm incredibly ticked off by decision of using backticks ´ to define template strings on es6...

template strings are nice , but backticks are irritating ugly and unreadable

What was your lastest "fuck I'm awesome" moment?

Lately I'm finding issues on git more helpful than StackOverflow.

I know those are different beasts, but for the harder/specific questions I'm finding more resources on the repos than on SO.