Bridged7756

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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
History truly repeats itself. C-suites will forever be the source of stupid decisions in our profession.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
How can an LLM uncover 500 zero day flaws in open source? It puts them there in the first place.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
I don't think there's a sexier laptop design than the Thinkpad'. I've tried other manufacturers, a M2 Mac, Dell, HP, yet something always pulls me back to ThinkPads, even if the recent versions aren't the powerhouse
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
More like "Either slop or shut up". Classic startup culture, fuck processes and doing things right, it's all about larping and lying to investors. Damn right, your value as an engineer is all about how much slop you can churn
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
You didn't mention it was rewriting the codebase from scratch. That's the consensus, that AI is only good at scaffolding. Oh it can't do 90% of the work for you. It CAN type 90% of the work for you, but someone still has to r
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Yes, in fact I would never listen to the "artist" again.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
AI generated media is not art.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
By order of importance Meds - the baseline, the scaffolding. Sleep - up there or higher than meds maybe. Seriously, if you want to throw money at something, do it here. Meditation - it trains your focus, gotta be the "shamatha" ki
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Don't bother. They know what's up, every ailment can be overpowered and "cured" with willpower. This person is clearly on another plane of "enlightenment", so to say.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
It's always nice to have the professional opinion of a psychiatrist over here. It's the first time I hear that "meds being too easy to use" is a drawback, coming from a professional, guess I've come addicted to my p
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Running a non deterministic model in your terminal, allowing it to run whatever commands it wants always seemed like such a fucking stupid thing to do to me. How can people just wing it, let alone when production code is involved is just ba
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Just run it in a sandbox, bro.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
More often than not, there isn't. Your brain chemistry is just messed up and dependent on the drug. Ask any ex-addict about their cravings. The ones who manage to make it out, usually have something to live for (and the will to live fo
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
No wonder the vibe coders and LLM shillers claim AI is so great lol. They don't bother reading the code it barfs.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
That's what I've been saying. On top of that, I have to read way more code, sometimes multiple times as it just doesn't get it, and add the extra cognitive load of "correcting it" rather than just do it myself. I fi
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
This is so stupid. You still have to review that code, you still have to know what the solution to something is, ergo, you still need to know how to do it and you still have to deal with the cognitive load from reviewing someone else's
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Enforcing immigration law by kidnapping or shooting US Citizens in the face, recruiting neo nazis, racial profiling, abusing authority (who would've guessed). You support this and equal this to "enforcing immigration law"? Ar
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
I'm appalled this isn't talked about more. Understanding code let alone code written by others is where the real complexity lies. I fail to see how more written code by some dumbass AI that gets things wrong half the time is going
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Those tools are massively overhyped and hemorrhaging money by the second. Such a shame so many people are so blind as to not be able to take things with some realism and a non biased POV. They're great, yeah, they help for a lot of thi
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Speaking from ignorance or speaking from ego or both? There's only three major players, React, Vue or Angular. Angular is batteries included. The other two have their lib ecosystem and if not you can easily wrap stuff around regular js
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
Your UIs are likely still ass. Pre-made websites/designs were always a thing, in fact, it's (at least to me) common to just copy the design of another place as "inspiration". When you have 0 knowledge of design everythin
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
I'm really dubious of such claims. Even if true, I think they're not seeing the whole picture. Sure, I could churn out code 10x as fast, but I still have to review it. I still have to think of the implementation. I still have to t
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
I just saw nstummbillig shout racist remarks.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
It's just boredom probably. Obsessing over productivity tools is relatively more productive than say, something completely unrelated to your work.
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
The guy who was involved in an identical incident a couple of months ago? Standing in front of a car in a tense situation against all logic and procedure, again? It's surely "last resort" just as it's "last resort&q
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
I always found their algorithm to be crap. Can't remember a single good song I've found through it. I like yt' s much better
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by Bridged7756 9mo ago
People who make that kind of remarks should be called out and shunned. The Rust community is tired of discrimination and being the butt of jokes. All the other inferior languages prey on its minority status, despite Rust being able to solve
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by Bridged7756 10mo ago
Opus 4.5 is writing code that Opus 5.0 will refactor and extend. And Opus 5.5 will take that code and rewrite it in C from the ground up. And Opus 6.0 will take that code and make it assembly. And Opus 7.0 will design its own CPU. And Opus
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by Bridged7756 10mo ago
When I started learning coding, we had to run 50 kilometers through dense jungle, fight Jaguars and jump over snakes, to get to the only computer in the region. I saw a lot of friends die during the daily journey. The teacher was a shaman t
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by Bridged7756 10mo ago
When I started learning coding I had to write my C code on paper and have it sent by mule to the nearby city where the only computer in the area existed. Only a week later I would hear back the result of my programs.

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