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Still haven't found the original story but here is one https://blog.codinghorror.com/new-programming-jargon/... See more

There's a dangerous app that helps you cheat on Leetcode style software engineering interviews without being detected. Don't use it. Please don't engage in cheating. It's morally reprehensible. Don't do it. I'll leave a link here just so you're aware what NOT to use: https://t.co/wVHZqL1BFg

Cursor Rules make you a 10x vibe coder. This simple repo gives you precise rules / prompts for different languages and frameworks (Tauri, React, Chrome extensions) that make your AI generated code in Cursor far better. https://t.co/gUQTEwhfkN

C++ dev and ex-FAANG staff engineer with 30+yrs of experience was stuck on a bug for ~200hrs over 4 years. Claude Opus 4 solved it, and was the only model that could. https://t.co/QSJnesC90S

Reddit user metaprompts a simple question to o3 mini then o1 pro then Deep Research and gets incredible results. It built a ~10,000 word software architecture design on making a Python interpreter in Kubernetes. The answer is better than 99% of tech teams, imo. Link to it: https://t.co/vgoVup2wEc

I would absolutely believe it. Second only to overconfidence bias, bettors routinely underestimate the probability of losing runs and magnitude of possible drawdowns. They also fail to understand the difference between EV winners and losers is small. I have just the book for them https://t.co/GbAsBTLlt8