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18 April 2026 14:37

also, if there're thousands of jobs to handle, sure issue with these jobs? Feels like a rubber patch on the actual problem

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18 April 2026 14:27

> creating index

for anything related to edit/add/delete data you can't remove human from the loop

Python

16 April 2026 10:18

for you page. the shit algorithm feeds u

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11 April 2026 01:36

if you have a technical question then don't ask to ask, just ask. Otherwise I consider "looking for help" as spam.

Python

11 April 2026 01:32

Is there a way you can scrape the TikTok fyp

Python

04 April 2026 20:27

AI code rarely works as intended and is just as hard to troubleshoot as it is to write.

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01 April 2026 21:17

Good evening everyone! Newbie here 😊

My name is Darlene, and I’m from the south of the Philippines. I graduated with a BSIT degree in 2017, but after graduating, I focused on helping with our family business. Now that our business has closed, I’m planning to go back and relearn programming.

However, I’m not sure which programming language I should focus on. I really want to make use of the course I finished and start a career in tech.

I hope you can guide me or share your suggestions on what language is best to learn again as a beginner returning to programming.

Maraming salamat po! 🙏

Python

01 April 2026 18:51

The contexte was that she want to learn python using her phone and I gave my opinion that's it

Python

01 April 2026 18:40

Tell me why would someone learn programming in an era where everyone can do anything using AI, instead learn how to use and leverage AI

Python

31 March 2026 08:35

Please read the pinned message (on top of the chat) as it contains many useful rules and information that might answer your questions.

If you just joined a group, that should be the first thing you do before writing.

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31 March 2026 06:08

Hello dear friends! 👋
My name is Aditya Vishwakarma. I’m completely new to Python and honestly don’t know anything about it yet, but I’m really interested in learning.
Right now, I only have a phone (no laptop or PC), so I would really appreciate it if you could suggest how I can start learning Python using just a mobile device.
My main goal is to create Telegram bots 🤖, so that’s my first priority. If anyone can guide me on the best way to begin, useful apps, resources, or a proper learning path, it would mean a lot.
Looking forward to your suggestions. Thank you in advance! 😊

Python

30 March 2026 18:57

has anyone of you guys worked on
agentic ai iterative tool loop?

Python

30 March 2026 18:02

okay and i can get codex by a subscription in chat gpt pro or i can get it alone ?

Python

30 March 2026 17:14

Nah codex finds also bugs that are almost impossible to meet in prod or situations that never happen (default value for a never-null never-empty field)

Python

30 March 2026 17:05

codex is clearly better if you care about programming. not like claude can't do it but if you let something code in claude and youo give it to codex for a review and if it's not a trivial codebase, codex will find bugs. not necessarily the other way around.

so if you care about programming, take codex. but make sure to understand that there are differences in the models! if you have the codex PRO subscription, then you have access to a better model than if you use for example the PLUS subscription.

also, i always use gpt5.4 with xhigh so that's the most capable thing you can do.

with claude, you want to use opus 4.6, which is good and "warmer" and friendlier than codex but not as capable.

Python

18 April 2026 14:28

there're 0 tools that based on nat-lang definition will correctly and deterministically validate the solution of your Copilot

Python

18 April 2026 14:25

Using Genai Copilot, I am documenting SSIS Batch jobs workflow,
Tasks -
Ex: reading file, reading sql table, creating index ect

Objects: File name, table name, index name ect.


For individual one job, I have job name as input.
From job name, I am getting
SSIS XML package
Configuration file
Instructions.md.

For am manually giving Md file as context, and SSIS package,Configuration file
as input. And I am getting desired result.

Now I want to automate this for 3000 jobs without manual intervention.

Need your guidance on, how to solve this?

Python

15 April 2026 21:33

sleep while dreaming about syntax error is busting my ass

Python

11 April 2026 01:35

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10 April 2026 01:15

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01 April 2026 23:28

Learn means being able to understand things, not how to do them.

When you don't learn how things work you're unable to recognize if the things the AI is doing are wrong or dangerous or have other implications.

So in my option, never hire someone which hasn't studied how to code

Python

01 April 2026 19:43

I can't argue against that except that if you hire someone and you have two candidates and one can't code but is good with AI and the other can code and is also good with AI then I'd take the one that can both.

Python

01 April 2026 18:48

Why would someone learn math if everyone just calculate with calculators ahh opinion

Python

01 April 2026 14:30

Mimo is a great app for learning python whit project and a playground part that is Interesting for coding using phones

Python

31 March 2026 08:35

Then read the pinned message for resources

Python

30 March 2026 19:06

what do you mean exactly with "interactive tool loop"?

Python

30 March 2026 18:10

it's a general subscription that allows you to use it all: codex, chatgpt etc

Python

30 March 2026 17:19

i'm not saying it's perfect but i do say that it's better than claude. but that's my subjective view.

"finds also bugs that are almost impossible to meet" well yes... if it's a bug it needs to be fixed. doesn't matter if you "almost" never hit it 🤷‍♂️

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30 March 2026 17:06

i'm currently using codex in the terminal with 6 instances running at the same time 😅 it works well but i think it's better now to switch to the native app instead of using the terminal.

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30 March 2026 16:06

Guys did you ever use codex ? Is it good or Claude is far better