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We rely so much on the internet today that it has become a basic necessity. It’s so deeply intertwined with our daily lives that having no internet now feels like losing something essential. I feel like the same thing is starting to happen with AI. AI is slowly becoming intertwined with our daily workflows, especially in software development, just like the internet did years ago. I often think about how people used to write code back in the day without having anything to quickly refer to,no Google, no Stack Overflow, no instant search, nothing. Now we’re seeing a similar shift with AI, especially in this LLMs / AI Agents era. I sometimes wonder how people used to build entire applications without relying on any AI tools, not even simple things like AI tab completions. And honestly, we’re already starting to feel the shift, much like how people back then felt when the internet was introduced. Btw, the Internet was officially introduced in 1983 -> 42 years ago 😂 What are your thoughts on this ?

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Is it recommended to use LLMs for converting natural language text to SQL query? 🤔 For instance, converting 'Show me the names of all customers in New York' into

SELECT name FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York'

I need help debugging this code 😭

AI is getting out of hand 😂😂

Pre-commit Hooks 🪝 If you're tired of manually running linting or formatting commands every time before you commit and push your code… You can use pre-commit hooks which is part of Git’s native hook system A pre-commit hook is a script that runs automatically whenever you run git commit. It can run tasks like: 💠 linting 💠 formatting 💠 running tests 💠 checking types 💠validating files This will help you avoid manual work Pre-commit tools For Node.js based projects Husky (usually used with lint-staged) is quite popular For python based projects pre-commit framework is popular

As developers, we seriously need to stop underestimating marketing. @selfmadecoder

If you are a python dev looking to build a UI quickly without needing JavaScript or complex frontend libraries, check out Streamlit.io.

As a developer, at some point you realize it’s not just about knowing a specific tech stack. It’s more about looking at a problem, breaking it down into smaller sub-problems, framing it clearly, and simplifying it to a level where it can be solved through logic or code. In the end, your job is to connect the dots and build a solution.

For Devs aiming to launch an AI startup, check out this guy's content. It's really inspiring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZwM4vTvQhQ&t=559s

https://storage.googleapis.com/gdm-deepmind-com-prod-public/media/media/synthid__gemini-detection.mp4#t=0.1 Upload an image to Gemini, and it can quickly tell you if Google AI created or changed it by looking for the SynthID mark.