I think the premise is that when agent modifies the code with human instruction explicitly saying spec has changed, the agent goes to the spec and updates it. But maybe giving it too much of credit and projecting what I think it should do.
Technologies: Javascript/typescript, react/react native (expo), node.js, ruby, elixir, AWS (lambda, s3, cf, bill optimization), Ruby on Rails, Next.js, Docker, and playing with LLMs extensively including building workflows.
Im a pretty universal guy, love to learn. I worked in startup for a long time, wearing lots of hats some in writing code, some in optimizing the process, sometimes writing documentation and coaching QA's in writing tests. I'm looking for a full stack role to deepen my backend and system design skills further. Ideally in company that is not scared of AI.
I worked as frontend dev for a long time (love performance optimization), expanded to more backend focused roles over time to have e2e impact and reduce waste. Im looking for a fullstack role, preferably with backends in node/elixir/ruby. I love those languages and would like to continue being exposed to those ecosystems.
I thought I was going crazy, but on my M3 pro with 36gb, 300 line file is... Weird when I scroll up/down. It's just not smooth. I don't know how to explain it, but I don't like that effect.
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