Cats and mustache
In Russian, there’s no separate word for cats’ whiskers. People just call them mustaches, which I think is so cool.
In Russian, there’s no separate word for cats’ whiskers. People just call them mustaches, which I think is so cool.
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There's been a massive shift in what we used to call "vibe coding" just a few months ago. Back then, real developers dismissed it as a toy for non-technical people: something fun but not serious. Now I'm seeing engineers at all levels letting Claude
AI helped lay off a lot of people. Why not use it to actually find a job? A few months ago I was in the position of looking for my next workplace. So yeah, I was spending days and nights applying, but the hardest part was actually finding something that