@kentcdodds: Tons of my recent work has happened on my phone.
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Kent C. Dodds and Jared Palmer discuss the trend of cloud-based development using AI tools like Devin, emphasizing mobile work and remote coding practices.
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Tons of my recent work has happened on my phone.
Jared Palmer (@jaredpalmer): I’ve become extremely cloud agent-pilled. I still haven’t setup my laptop for local development since joining Cognition and it’s still unclear to me when I will have to. Working with Devin in Slack (with coworkers) and the webapp with the latest crop of models is better in every
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