Have an M1 air as well. Got a Pro m5. For daily coding tasks, and general web browsing the M1 air still holds. I'm going to pass it on to my kid. Reminds me of the honda we have that we'll also pass down.

> how little of a shit the business gives about code

Very true.

I used to do this until February of this year. Never looked back.

She'd kill it at the hotdog cart

I became an engineering manager when my daughter was 2. Way back in the old days before LLMs so I had to both code and manage. Completely burnt me out. I never fully got back into traditional tech career after I was laid off in '23.

I did start two businesses: One brick and mortar and one app. The brick and mortar has the biggest drain on family time since with the app I can grind at night and only miss out on sleep.

Gosh, I always assumed they were factual. Now I'm wondering the factualness of the old "15 people have this in their shopping cart" and "This is a popular item - limited stock left".

I always assume they're lies. In fact, I default to assuming every marketing tactic purely presents lies and the goal is to get my money by any means possible.

Click through rate is what drives the headline.

I've been fired (super early in my career I was a waiter) and laid off twice (Great recession and the covid overspend). If you think for even a second that an organization will put you before profits you have wasted that one second.

Yes, let us not forget The Trail of Tears which happened two hundred years ago.

> China increasingly says to autocrats, Would you like to stay in power? I can help you with that.

> This is one of the safest places in the world, if you’re not a dissident

> In March, authorities abruptly barred the two founders of an A.I. startup called Manus from leaving the country.

Did you even read the article?

> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that".

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

It's best not to go back and forth with someone like that. They did not answer my only question in their pass-by commentary, so I feel no need to respond to the quotes they pulled from the article (not their points), on top of the better path of disengaging after rule breaking.

The exact opposite has happened for me. I used to review every pr, give read only access to db. Now with codex 5.6 sol high I let it rip. I do sometimes quickly scan the pr but mostly I've been regulated to a manual tester. Run the feature, check the DB, verify the UI. Build unit and E2E around everything. Mind you I am not working with production data yet.

My stack for this project is React Native and Supabase which I've got a good amount of experience using.

Which LLM are you using?