LPisGood

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by LPisGood 1mo ago
Others have addressed the validity of your comment, but I’d like to discuss another aspect. Even if it is filter, I think most people would not want to filter. Apple makes it very easy to use private relay and many people that buy Apple pro
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
I have heard it said that security is the new power when it comes to microarchitecture. I feel like that’s something security enjoyers tell themselves to be happy.
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
Of course the demand will be directed at the CEO and they will have to provide results or be replaced.
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
Suspiciously ignored is power consumption. That’s the biggest and most useful metric often ignored because it’s less flashy than speed.
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
At some point the whims of the CEOs don’t win. The shareholders demand more growth.
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
Yes. Let’s say I saw a person kill someone. That’s a fact, but my perception of them would be low; that is an opinion. I think it’s really swell how the last 10 years have made it so the basic difference between fact and opinion is not tota
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
Still, that characterization falls under negligent or reckless depending on if the person knew or should have known the actual danger. It is different than intent.
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by LPisGood 1mo ago
I think we’re gonna see this criticism become less than less valid over the coming decades, as 1989 becomes more and more “history” and less “present situation”
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Why?
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Now, maybe I was convincing myself that I understood in high school when I’ve in fact it not, but I found that reading it aloud and trying to say the words, as if you were the character (acting, if you will), made it much more understandabl
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
The others have to charge a payment processing fee and take some profits.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Unemployment almost by definition means they’re not getting as much money as they were before. We can focus strictly on wages, but for higher earners, it doesn’t tell the entire story, especially if we’re focusing on my new detail details l
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I’m pretty confused where you’re coming from. Stimulus checks were a one or two time payment of a couple thousand dollars, but stocks and corporate profits went absolutely parabolic. The share of wealth owned by the richest people went up f
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I’ve heard of this, but I’m not really sure at all how to even get started. Are there any good guides out there?
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Now suppose four of your teammates, each have three PR’s in the backlog and you have to explain to your manager that you’re the bottleneck.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I regret this but at some point I stopped reading generated tests. It feels pointless when our test files are already tens of thousands of lines of — at best — tautological slip which says that the codes does what it does.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
If this is not sarcastic, which school gives such a masters
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
iOS does tell the app that a screenshot was taken though
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
What I’m trying to say is that they can generate many more hundreds of lines of code and comments than I can reasonably review. Maybe the comments do make sense they’re just five lines longer than they ought to be. Multiply that by 20 times
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
They don’t review the output. That’s the thing. No one is reading this stuff, not all of it at the least.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Exactly this. Even if I spend a bunch of time requesting a review — and our team does respect each other enough to at least nominally respond to comments before merging — the update itself will be another thousand line diff from the origina
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
That’s probably not completely true, but it’s approximately true.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I think you’re overestimating how easy it is to just declare I won’t be doing my job.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I don’t understand the level of incompetence that would lead someone to that state.
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
This sounds easy in principle, but a half dozen of these sort sorts of massive PR’s per week is basically untenable. I’m not gonna read the hundreds of lines of added documentation to decide if they’re correct or not. The price of generatin
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
Yes, talking about it repeatedly has been my process. Individual PRs have been changed but the 4 the next day look the same. The typical response is that they did change the (massive and wordy) PR overview from what AI said, even if it was
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
This sound pretty good, but every single attempt to put an actual character limit meets incredible resistance on my team. ISO 24495 looks interesting, how do you enforce that? Do you have some agent?
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
This makes me happy to hear that someone got fired for that, but I just cannot picture that happening at my organization. Perhaps standards are too low. What sort of thing did they get fired for? Was there some warning etc?
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
I left a comment on some of my interns, clearly AI generated code and response asking for him to please not respond with AI generated output — the response was talking about things I had known he was unfamiliar with because I had worked wit
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by LPisGood 2mo ago
My coworkers continue to dump hundreds of lines of AI documentation in every PR and every other line of code has between one and ten lines of AI generated comments, talking about the real unlock and how things are byte for byte identical on

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