Tore André Klock

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🇳🇴 Programvareutvikler. Hobbyfotograf. Fra Ålesund. Bor i Ohio, USA.
🇺🇸 Software developer. Hobby photographer. From Ålesund, Norway. Lives in Ohio.

I mostly shoot with a Sony a7R3 and use RawTherapee for post-processing.

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Tore André Klock @torek@snabelen.no · Jul 27, 2026

Tore André Klock

@torek@snabelen.no

🇳🇴 Programvareutvikler. Hobbyfotograf. Fra Ålesund. Bor i Ohio, USA. 🇺🇸 Software developer. Hobby photographer. From Ålesund, Norway. Lives in Ohio. I mostly shoot with a Sony a7R3 and use RawTherapee for post-processing.

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Replying to @sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com

@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com yep I'm already working on making a vibe coded app production ready. It's not bad though. This is an app that doctors have prototype, using their clinical knowledge, then they gave it to me to make sure it's production ready with all the backend, security measures, etc. When done well, it's actually a good way to get "specs" that are tested and proven to work. Saves a lot of back and forth and we're still ending up with a good product that is both clinically and technically robust.

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Tore André Klock @torek@snabelen.no · Jul 27, 2026

Tore André Klock

@torek@snabelen.no

snabelen.no

Replying to @sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com

@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com yeah it's great for starting out projects where you're not too familiar with the sdk. However, I (try to) make sure I understand all the code and use it to teach me. I may have to fix it maintain it down the road so I have to know how it works. Also, that's my name on the commit :) I really like rubber ducking with it though. It helps me focus on a solution quicker than reading docs and searching SO.

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Tore André Klock @torek@snabelen.no · Jul 27, 2026

Tore André Klock

@torek@snabelen.no

snabelen.no

Replying to @sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com

@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com yep that's pretty much how I use AI at work as well. We get GitHub Copilot with a set number of tokens. I use it for trivial but tedious stuff and coach it like I would a junior dev. I too have used it to create tools I always wanted but didn't find time to make. I still do a lot (most?) of my own programming, because a) it tends to go off on tangents and get lost, and b) I burn through tokens fast if I use it for everything.