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This is an incredible project for an undergraduate. Very impressive. Interesting to note that Firefox is 25% slower than Chrome/Safari, I wonder why.
by dag100 3mo ago
This is an incredible project for an undergraduate. Very impressive.
Interesting to note that Firefox is 25% slower than Chrome/Safari, I wonder why.
- tmpz22 3mo ago[flagged]
- godwinson__4-8 3mo agoEvery company they apply to will be leveraging LLMs. Time to get over it. No need to be grumpy old man about such things. Every generation has faced such foes. The old always yields to the new. For the times they are a-changin'
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- agentultra 3mo agoYou can’t vibe code a production capable C compiler if you’ve never written one. Sure, companies are asking for LLM experience. But whether they know it or not they are also hiring someone who knows what they’re doing with the output. Projects like this are still worth doing by hand. I’d dare say it’s even enjoyable.
- godwinson__4-8 3mo agoI don't disagree with you. I just don't think it's particularly charitable for a presumably seasoned developer to not only go out of their way to accuse some junior of using LLMs but then declare that this obviously makes them unemployable.
- koolala 3mo agoWhat are you basing this statement on? The code comments read very human to me. Your the one hurting their chances of finding a job by falsely saying this.
- simonw 3mo agoI'd hire an undergraduate who can produce this level of work with Claude.
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- tomrod 3mo agoLikewise. When we talk about being able to use AI tooling to do cool things, this is the type of thing that comes to mind.