Sivart13

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by Sivart13 9d ago
Well put. I've found that agents are great at adding features to areas of the code that I already understand, where I can phrase my goals coherently and keep them on the rails. Any attempt to describe software by "specification&qu
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by Sivart13 12d ago
I wish we could go just one day without a company proudly engaging in Torment Nexus related activities.
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by Sivart13 15d ago
> a lot of people (myself included, a few years ago now) have been through this moment of existential crisis and come out the other side It's not that binary for me. Sometimes I'm on board, sometimes I'm chewed up by exist
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by Sivart13 18d ago
Great idea, get an AI art tattoo so you can always be reminded how AI art looked in 2026.
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by Sivart13 23d ago
Test coverage for its own sake is not always a worthwhile goal.
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by Sivart13 23d ago
"Confidently wrong" is definitely a standard behavior model for LLMs. I agree with the other reply that you're likely to get better results if it has some kind of test case to run that's more authoritative than its own r
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by Sivart13 24d ago
> Here’s the problem. AI agents are not bound by human context limits in the same way. An agent can read the tangled function, trace every caller, and make sense of the mess that would have stopped a human cold. It can add the next branc
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by Sivart13 24d ago
> So the real news here is what "sustainable foundation" means. I think that's answered pretty well by the 5 ads that open when I visit the announcement page on nexusmods.com link in the OP vs the speedy and clean UI that
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by Sivart13 1mo ago
It's completely insane to me that the first search for Okta in the app store isn't the actual Okta app, it's a half-page ad for something that could easily be confused with the Okta app substitute for literally any business n
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
I guess if we failed to Prevent Nuclear Terror the bunker denizens of the future are gonna need somewhere to hang out.
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
The solution to most of these problems lies in policy, not in new tech advancements. Maybe if our biggest companies did something other than suck up to science denying wackos, some progress could be made in these areas.
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
Why would we want to have robot cars that only drive as good as humans can?
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
no accountability so far
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
when I retire I'm opening a bar for AI Agents called The Honest Caveat
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by Sivart13 2mo ago
If anything Claude writes too many comments. Instead of clean code it dumps walls of text describing a given 'if' as a 'user-grained access-gated control-correcting flow-valve'.
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by Sivart13 3mo ago
you don't need to be an LLM to have LinkedIn brain, but it helps
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by Sivart13 3mo ago
This is the major part of her argument I didn't understand. As I see it, the "infra as code" transition means going from more ad-hoc changes to less. Predictable, auditable. Using LLMs to replace mostly-working code with a ne
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by Sivart13 5mo ago
This is the key, every AI company makes a big deal about how AGI will be transformative but we're just supposed to take it on faith that this transformation will be good. absolute underpants gnomes reasoning
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by Sivart13 5mo ago
As someone who has seen srcset and picture but never used them in practice, the background was kind of useful. but I can understand people finding it annoying
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by Sivart13 6mo ago
I don't think they changed much about the ending. There's one scene added that's not in the book, but the outcomes are all the same.
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by Sivart13 7mo ago
FACO, f around and cash out
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by Sivart13 7mo ago
Not all tech employers are total weenies who would refuse to hire someone for taking this stance. Most are, but not all.
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by Sivart13 10mo ago
...so?
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by Sivart13 1y ago
> Maybe with 10 gigawatts of compute, AI can figure out how to cure cancer. Something I've never understood: why do AGI perverts think that a superintelligence is any more likely to "cure cancer" than "create unstoppa
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by Sivart13 1y ago
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by Sivart13 1y ago
this was supposed to be exactly that
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by Sivart13 2y ago
but anyone who gets into a Waymo that smells like dogshit can get out, report it, and wait for the next one. Are you describing a real problem or just one you imagine?
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by Sivart13 2y ago
Once you're a big enough company hiring needs to be its own workstream just to keep up with attrition.
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by Sivart13 2y ago
The point of organizing a union is to negotiate a contract. One that includes terms that individual workers wouldn't have been able to secure on their own. A union that's recognized but doesn't have a contract may as well not
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by Sivart13 2y ago
Why would we be any more likely to implement it, relative to the solutions that humans have already figured out for climate change?

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