alienll

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The Open Source Engineering Performance Report [pdf](research.navigara.com)
1 points by alienll 23d ago|0 comments
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Finding the Link Uber Missed: How to Connect AI Code Spend to Business Value(medium.com)
2 points by alienll 4mo ago|0 comments
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by alienll 5mo ago
Wow… What browser do you use? The medium site is doing this?
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Performance per engineer doubled at six big tech companies, and the metric used(medium.com)
3 points by alienll 5mo ago|2 comments
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Why LLM-as-judge fails for code evaluation. Here's what works.(navigara.medium.com)
2 points by alienll 5mo ago|0 comments
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A New Engineering Metric for the AI-Transformation Age(webwire.com)
2 points by alienll 5mo ago|0 comments
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by alienll 5mo ago
Yes!
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by alienll 5mo ago
We believe that in order to improve something, you need to measure it. For a long time, engineering was running on vibes and was the only department without KPIs. I understand that performance (ETV) is just one piece of the puzzle and that
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676 Engineers across Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI: OSS Performance +116% YoY(research.navigara.com)
6 points by alienll 5mo ago|5 comments
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by alienll 5mo ago
Wow, yes sir! I was using Claude to write faster. But I understand. Thanks for the note.
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by alienll 5mo ago
Filing isn't the gate, registration is. Copyright Office requires you to disclose AI involvement and disclaim the AI-generated parts. Zarya of the Dawn is the example — applicant filed for the whole graphic novel, got partial registrat
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by alienll 5mo ago
Fair point on temp-0. But I don't think determinism is what the courts will hang it on. A deterministic LLM still makes the expressive choices — naming, structure, control flow — that the human didn't make. The image cases didn&#x
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by alienll 5mo ago
This is the same shape as the image cases. Zarya of the Dawn already settled it for Midjourney output: human-written elements were protected, AI-generated images were not. The character design didn't get copyright even though the human