Boggles my mind that this is actually a thing that still needs to be solved. Just remote into your computer (I prefer TeamViewer). That is it. One step.

This just points out that Claude is not on your computer, only your interface to your Claude session is.

I had a bad experience with greptile due to what seemed to be excessive noise and nit comments. I have been using cursorbot for a year and really like it.

Remind me in 5 years. AI tools don’t hide the fact that the output needs to improve. Calling out the obvious problems is a lazy take.

It might be lazy, but it's true, and should be repeated until people feel just as embarrassed about AI slop as they would feel about crypto.

This is common. Big company buys smaller company. Smaller company execs stay on and establish the idea of independence. Eventually smaller company execs move on and Big company fills the ranks with their employees. Nothing sinister. Just how it goes.

Having been aquihired three times by FAANG+, the biggest take away is have accelerated vesting. To do that you got be lucky or in the C-suite. Being bought out usually sounds better then reality for everyone but a few that get that accelerated vesting clause.

Is there a difference between implicit and explicit joins? No, but use an explain plan to be sure.

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An IRC bot that would kindly insult project managers should they join our engineering chat channel while doing a deployment.

The correct answer is I don’t like makefiles when they are abused. They have no state yet people try use them as such and create pain for others.

I used to be bullish on creating ERDs, often using them as an onboarding exercise, even for databases with 100+ tables. However, comprehensive ERDs are becoming rare, and that's okay. Their value is short-lived due to the high cost of maintenance. While polished ERDs can be nice to have, they aren't essential.

For creating ERDs as code, tools like dbdiagram.io and eraser.io are popular options. ERWin is the original tool for UML/ERD diagrams, but it's expensive.

hand creating these seems like a mistake, i.e, like you said hard to maintain. In my opinion every database should generate (or have a tool) to generate diagrams automatically.

Looking at this reminds me of Apache Pig. That’s not a compliment.