@chasing_next I can totally relate to this, as I am on the journey now. I would add something about networking - that you’ll be doing a ton of it and still feel you missed out on a lot of events

@JiteshGhanchi I guess it depends on where you want to host it. Programming language is irrelevant when you are using AI tools

@chasing_next I like Windsurf too and have used it the most. I have also tried v0 for small front-end stuff

Just to be honest about coding with AI, I wrote about what didn’t work for me

I thought it is best to be honest and document what didn’t work for me as well

I read a Dog Man book and sort of liked it. Is this adult behavior?

@cat4lyst_Ma Let’s say software

@elnurfa Or, what their AI coding tool knows. I started using nextjs because I saw Windsurf was good enough with it, not because I knew it

@julianharris The list is growing, now it has more

@nocodeguy_ I think these statements are necessary for attracting non-tech people. Thanks to AI many more people can realize their tech dreams, or at least spin up a working prototype. Production is not the expectation

@lexfridman Looking forward to this episode

@o1echka We will probably move to the bigger problems - usability, security, performance, privacy etc. Very few domains would need hand-written code

2 years sounds too aggressive but I agree with the rest

@haharvs @v0 The first prompt seems to have done most of the job, right?

@julianharris AI is a great assistant and a force multiplier, it should remain that way. I use AI for programming every day but I don’t let it run loose

I learned today that the Domino’s pizza tracker on its web app is patented . I wonder what this means for all the web apps which show some kinda tracker

@julianharris Yes, and they also mess up LLM names, because they are also moving fast. Last year’s models get deprecated