Comment by wiseowise
6 hours ago
What is it with people and procrastinating with the most useless shit you can imagine?
First it was choice of editor: people were micro optimizing every aspect of their typing experience, editor wars where people would literally slaughter over suggesting another camp.
Editor wars v2: IDEs arrived and second editor war began.
Revenge of the note taking apps: Obsidian/Roam/Joplin/Apple Notes/Logseq. Just one plugin, just one more knowledge graph, bro, and I’ll have peak productivity. 10x is almost here.
AI: you’re witnessing it now.
Do people NOT have anything else in life? How are y’all finding time to do all of this shit? Are you doing it on company time? Do you have hobbies, do you learn foreign languages, travel, have kids or spouses, drive a car, other thousand “normie” things outside of staring at the freaking monitor or thinking about this shit 24/7? Did I miss the invention of a Time Machine?
A lot of people sadly, nowadays don't have anything resembling to a social life and family... So here we are now, specmaxxing and shit :)
Lmfao. Going to a site for computer geeks and complaining that they are computer geeks.
Also, a lot of folks don't write code anymore, and barely have the time to read the volume of code that AI produces. This may just be one of the most profound changes in an industry, and some folks are excited about it and want to get better at building with it.
I think the person who wrote this post made a good faith effort to share his learnings while promoting his tool.
It's fun how people brag of their agentmaxxing, but if you ask them what those agents are busy actually producing, it's invariably another agent harness so they can agentmaxx better. NFT/blockchain ecosystem was much the same.
I think people find joy in trying to optimise (maxxxxxx) their setup be it editor AI note taking etc. They make time for it
>Do people NOT have anything else in life? How are y’all finding time to do all of this shit? Are you doing it on company time? Do you have hobbies, do you learn foreign languages, travel, have kids or spouses, drive a car, other thousand “normie” things outside of staring at the freaking monitor or thinking about this shit 24/7? Did I miss the invention of a Time Machine?
How are any of those things even remotely as interesting as arguing with people about an Emacs config?
If you have ever been to car forums, it's quite the same there.
People are people.