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by VMG 1y ago
> Every team I've been on has had a mix of developers, some of whom are responsive to doing code reviews and will pick them up and process them quickly. Rubber-stamping is not really "reviewing" though. And leaving a comme
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Fibonacci Flim-Flam(dsimanek.vialattea.net)
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by VMG 1y ago
> Worse, if one did get merged and caused problems, there was no one you could hold responsible. Clearly the merger and approvers are responsible
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by VMG 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by VMG 1y ago
SOMEBODY needs to create a canonical app, because otherwise that hole will be filled by organized gangs
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by VMG 1y ago
Same can be said for prompts. What's the difference from a pleasing underground mine cave labyrinth and some weird Pulp novel plot?
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by VMG 1y ago
sure, but humans have also crafted LLMs
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by VMG 1y ago
just because it's a non-human artifact doesn't necessarily mean it's boring for instance, people like Minecraft-generated worlds even though no human has crafted them
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by VMG 1y ago
Worse: the law has become irrelevant
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by VMG 1y ago
but rarely in a backwards incompatible way - browsers still render very old sites
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by VMG 2y ago
The modern corollary is > ... therefore a computer must make all management decisions
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by VMG 2y ago
Functions are not isolated values. They are nodes in a graph, where the other nodes are the input types, output types and other functions. It makes sense to cluster closely associated notes, hence Modules.
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by VMG 2y ago
I wonder if I will ever get used to names like ZEEKR - it screams "randomly generated amazon seller" to me
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by VMG 2y ago
https://www.vice.com/en/article/why-does-my-bo-smell-like-we...
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by VMG 2y ago
Maybe I've missed it, but what did you use to perform the actual code changes on the repo?
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by VMG 2y ago
Huh, TIL! https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_json_parse_reviv... Absent in Safari though
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by VMG 2y ago
Better isolation?
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by VMG 2y ago
Agreed. Which means that Javascript does not have a good parser.
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by VMG 2y ago
The same is true to some extent for cars (Ford/Benz). LLMs will even answer differently depending on the language the question is asked. Edit: I cannot actually reproduce this with the automobile question, but asking ChatGPT-4o about t
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by VMG 2y ago
Not an expert but this reads like typical DDR to me
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by VMG 2y ago
I'm very terse and instructed it to be terse as well. You don't hear a lot of politeness in an operating room during surgery or on the battlefield either as far as I know. I use it for work so that's the mood
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by VMG 2y ago
Maybe I should have clarified more - I'm using a desktop PC, not a laptop The system seems to go into sleep state just fine, it just freezes when waking up again
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by VMG 2y ago
As somebody with an Aorus motherboard who has probably burned a few kWh on this issue, I was really excited to try these solutions - no luck. Thank you anyway!
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by VMG 2y ago
Do you accept power steering?
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by VMG 2y ago
Apart from all the chicken that did go extinct... If you think about it, veterinarians are a evolutionary adaptation as well!
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by VMG 2y ago
Guess I figured out my niche as a SWE: have a later knowledge cutoff date than LLMs
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by VMG 2y ago
it's a good argument
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by VMG 2y ago
Erosion of human connection over the internet which may be a good thing
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by VMG 2y ago
Arson implies intent, leak does not
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by VMG 2y ago
> "Why" because of all the latent anger and frustration from the mass death and pain of the pandemic. Its naive to underestimate it. How it unfolds, think WWI reparations from Germany. Why is a lab outbreak worse than a wet mar

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