JodieBenitez

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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
"Googling" is pretty dead to me. Frontier model agents give much better, tailored to your case, answers. And it's faster. And there's no ads.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Yes, it just a way to remove responsibility in case of problem. Very bad attitude. Whether the code comes from an autocomplete, a LLM, the documentation, a Stack Overflow response or has been 100% typed with your fingers doesn't matter
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
I thought the same... huge security risks (or huge security costs ?).
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
I propose we get rid of tiktok videos and let the kernel devs use AI. That should balance.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Ah ! So it was you... I have like 300 mp3s from your blog. Also, Fluokids.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> I think I'd remain happy if they just stayed at the level they are now, maybe bit faster and cheaper Definitely ! It's so useful as is, even without spitting a single line of code, as an analysis and documentation tool, it&#
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> destroying books is in itself a morally repugnant act It's a routine act in any publisher stock management.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> Shouldn't OSS be the first to benefit? Yes, it should. And not just for code. Think better, more accurate documentation, quick start guides for both developers and users, reduce yak shaving effort, etc. > should OSS be a bedroc
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> I don't get the anti-AI sentiment. There are valid social, ecological and maybe philosophical concerns. But on the technical aspects... I don't get it either. It's a wonderful tool. even if it didn't write a single
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Different strokes for different folks, I guess. Where I live photos on a menu are mostly used for lower tier restaurants. It's not a good sign.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Apart from the AI/Not AI, I dislike photos on menus. It can be deceptive once the dishes are on the table or it can completely spoil the surprise.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Do it the EU way: ask the question, then ignore the answer.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
The sovereignty thing is a theater. Many french unis use Google cloud because they're broke and can't maintain in-house services, and none gives a damn.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> we do not have proof at this point that code flaws are intentionally introduced.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
I'm not american, but ok, why not :)
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> Multi-page applications are slow to load and navigate. A bit tired to see this... No it's not. We do this all the time. It's as simple as using proper HTTP headers for your css/js/pictures/whatever. You can eve
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
I'm getting old, all my childhood heroes die.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Some of my colleagues say they don't want to be "AI proofreaders", that they'd prefer to do something else. I can't really argue, they are entitled to their own desires of course. But I do enjoy the chat sessions wi
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Yann Le Cun enters the chat...
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
I'm glad there's a go clone for SQLite, it' easier to integrate into a Go project, especially when you have to support multiple platforms.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
There, got my upvote.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Jellybean long version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4Wq3U86SyQ
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
Blah blah blah.. virtue signaling. Enough said.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> The appropriate reaction to your employer setting rules you don’t agree with is to try to convince them to change those rules, And that's what I do: nothing is more convincing than great results. Get off your high horse maybe.
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by JodieBenitez 3mo ago
> There is never a “Nothing found, good to go!” Not entirely true IME. Eventually the bug hunt will end with general design advices that may not be suitable to your use case and that you can skip.
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
There are no agreed-upon limits, everything is new there. And I don't prioritize feeling good over everything else, otherwise I just wouldn't even start the debate. Far from being fired, I was promoted, because the real world is n
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
25 years ago I had to lie about using free software since it was also frowned upon. I even lied to my CTO at the time who wanted me to work completely in a Microsoft environment, with ASP and what not. Being kinda stubborn I did not comply
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
Sure. My point is that they will probably accept "AI" contributions anyway, without knowing it.
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
Sure, but these aspects are rarely brought up by my opponents. And we can discuss them ad lib, but there is no coming back for me.
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by JodieBenitez 4mo ago
Let me tell you a story: I use agents at work. Not to add more useless features, not in a let-loose way, not so that I can slack all day but to produce better output. Think performance optimizations, security fixes, better use of underlying

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