apwell23

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by apwell23 1y ago
i got my scribe for $250 and its my most used device after my laptop. great value.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> It takes some guts to be in management > And if you don't have it, you don't have it. hope this is parody
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by apwell23 1y ago
thats what they want too if you bring even a tiny bit of your spunk, enthusiasm and passion to work you;d be labeled a problem immediately. They want apathetic mindless drones.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> In software, we promote good engineers to management i've not seen this. Infact its the opposite.
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by apwell23 1y ago
Honest Trailers - Every Wes Anderson Movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trWLY6NrS2Q
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Whenever aider edits a file, it commits those changes with a descriptive commit message. interesting model. every prompt response acceptance gets a git commit without human modifications .
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by apwell23 1y ago
tissue paper is not designed for drying water
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by apwell23 1y ago
you prbly have gut inflammation if you are having messy poops that get all over your anus
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by apwell23 1y ago
ah intersting "The existing code base makes certain assumptions -- specifically, it assumes that there is automatic garbage collection -- and that pretty much limited our choices."
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Wet somehow means soiled/used/disgusting my american born indian nieces and nephews can never get used to indian toilets for this reason. This is one of the main reasons they are dying to go back when they visit india.
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by apwell23 1y ago
I have a question for bidet users. After you powerwash your anus, do you have a towel nearby to wipeoff ? In india you can just put your clothes on after powerwash because it so hot and dries fast. I am guessing you don't want that in
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by apwell23 1y ago
Thats an interesting question. how much of code at these companies is written by tools they are selling. I suspect its not much because I never see any stats published by any of these companies.
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by apwell23 1y ago
crazy how fast "rewritten in Go" ended . now suddenly all those native go projects are uncool again.
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by apwell23 1y ago
i think this account is "AI" churning out cliche comments
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by apwell23 1y ago
did you by any chance send money to nigerian prince ?
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by apwell23 1y ago
> the main barriers are legal and regulatory concerns rather than the tech they have failed in sfo, phoenix and other cities that rolled red carpet for them
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Do you think this will be the case when o3 models are 10x better and 100x cheaper? why don't you bring it up then. > There will be a turning point but it’s not happened yet. do you know something that rest of us don't ?
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by apwell23 1y ago
lmao why do restaurants need AI
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by apwell23 1y ago
they do? how do you know this?
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by apwell23 1y ago
> The whole concept of ‘video evidence’ is going up in smoke. are you talking legally? not sure why that would be the case. Courts accept documents which can be forged. Doing that would be a crime.
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by apwell23 1y ago
good question. why isn't the gp using llm to generate comments then.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> it's easier to write it yourself than to try to configure some library yeah unfortunately LLM will make this worse. Why abstract when you can generate. I am already seeing this a lot at work :(
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by apwell23 1y ago
> how much of coding is really never done before? A lot because we use libraries for 'done frequently before' code. i don't generate a database driver for my webapp with llm.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Perhaps you remember that language models were completely useless at coding some years ago no i don't remember that. They are doing similar things now that they did 3 yrs ago. They were still a decent rubber duck 3 yrs ago.
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by apwell23 1y ago
its not like chess
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by apwell23 1y ago
Article is really messing up my browser so couldnt read on my phone. But htap never made sense to me be because in my experience its very rare that you'd need analytics on a single database. Its often a confluence of multiple datasourc
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by apwell23 1y ago
psyop is working. i am seriously considering quitting my 2 decade coding career that I very much loved before this AI insanity. We have mandate at work that all code must now be generated by AI in first iteration. I am going to open a Mont
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by apwell23 1y ago
yea for sure they hacked the system for promotions but they weren't checking in AI slop for rest of us to deal with.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues. curious why would it imply that.
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by apwell23 1y ago
headline for being stupid? i guess no such thing as bad publicity

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