I like engineering application development. I get an enjoyable amount of computer-touching and learn an absolute ton of weird science in the process. No web, no networking, no surveillance, no JavaScript, no whiteboarding hazing rituals in hiring, no AI. In a perfect world I would reduce the amount of Python and its infrastructure hell by an order of magnitude but sadly you can't have everything.
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alternatively, bribe coding is when you pay me money and I fix the steaming pile of shite left by the vibe coder and deal with the fallout of their work in production
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in reply to arti • • •@arti it would be quite a lot because I like writing code for data processing tasks and do it most days.
luckily I also don't write code for commercial production stuff so it's a moot point from an employment perspective.
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in reply to arti • • •Rate to not write commercial code: same as rate to write commercial code
Rate to not write ANY code: $1000 USD per hour
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