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Surveiling the competition (freelancers) and I don't get it

I tried finding the +$100/h hourly rated freelancers and I don't see anything out the ordinary.
API integrations, AI like chatbots with RAG, junior devs tutoring, setting up ERP.
Idk what I was expecting, maybe crazy performance optimizations with in-depth breakdowns of what was cut or optimized and not "made a database be updated by pulling data from a public API, charged $5000".

Not sure what I'm doing wrong as someone who struggles to find work even as I drive my hourly rate lower and lower.

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A website and a TUI for learning German verbs, one-armed-bandit style

A website and a TUI for learning German verbs, one-armed-bandit style

This is free and open source and requires no sign-up, I gain nothing from this and I think it's interesting enough from the architecture PoV to share it here. Especially the TUI part that is served from actual binary running in a disposable container accessed through in-browser terminal emulator: https://progapanda.org/tja

If you feel this should be moderated — I don't mind.

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Question about the level of integration of AI in your company's workflow

I'd like to gather peoples' experience with AI (Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, whatever) in your daily workflow as a developer.
Specifically, I've heard people simply "paste" or let the AI read the ticket from JIRA, review the output and ship the feature.

Are there really people that have achieved this level of integration? Like, are your tickets and projects so well defined and contained, where the description of a ticket can be directly fed into the AI, without having to guide it into more details, e.g. what files to touch, where to find relevant code etc?

We are not at all at this level and I am wondering if we're living in the past or something. I usually know what needs to be done in our code base and basically guide the agent and review the output.

What's your experience?

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