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511.
by ares623 7mo ago
What if it's not _my_ codebase?
512.
by ares623 7mo ago
It takes a village of exploits to raise a successful and undetected attack.
513.
by ares623 7mo ago
lol 2 months ago everyone was glazing about Gemini 2.5? Did the bots run out of budget.
514.
by ares623 7mo ago
Is the Clockwise founder mates with anyone in Salesforce?
515.
by ares623 7mo ago
This moved from the top spot on the front page so fast
516.
by ares623 7mo ago
They should make an extension for it (assuming it really is a small model behind the scenes and is relatively cheap to serve)
517.
by ares623 7mo ago
As the kids say: that's diabolical
518.
by ares623 7mo ago
Absolutely. These things are marketed from virtually everyone, from people that are historically considered experts and/or authoritative, as such.
519.
by ares623 7mo ago
This must be it. So many of our colleagues have been burnt by bad coworkers that they would rather burn everything down than spend another day working with them.
520.
by ares623 7mo ago
The timing with all the AI IPOs that _really really need_ to happen this year or else is very sus
521.
by ares623 8mo ago
It's one thing to be forced to use the damn things, but this guy gives it very serious thought, much more than others I've seen and known, he even writes a science.org article about it, and ultimately chose wrong.
522.
by ares623 8mo ago
Agentic Management doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
523.
by ares623 8mo ago
"Prompt" was derogatory /s
524.
by ares623 8mo ago
I'm glad that the term "slop" really caught on. It's such a succinct way to describe the phenomenon, and at the same time it's so malleable. Sloppypasta, Microslop, Workslop, Ensloppification, etc.
525.
by ares623 8mo ago
Rivetting
526.
by ares623 8mo ago
Then we'll be back to 2019/2020 cycle and round and round the merry go round we go
527.
by ares623 8mo ago
From this thread, so far it seems: Net negative for the ones who care and still need to work closely with others Net positive for the ones who don't and/or are lone wolves Maybe the future is lone wolves working on their thing wit
528.
by ares623 8mo ago
Bad thing X has been happening for a while. Let's all work towards making it worse.
529.
by ares623 8mo ago
I'm getting mixed signals. I thought these things are so magical that anyone can use them?
530.
by ares623 8mo ago
Even AI couldn't have come up with that!
531.
by ares623 8mo ago
More likely: "Dad, I've sent out 1000 applications and haven't had a call back. I can't take it anymore. Has it always been like this?" The Dad: It's not my fault!
532.
by ares623 8mo ago
Can I create and curate my own channels?
533.
by ares623 8mo ago
this is peak. nothing can top this.
534.
by ares623 8mo ago
It's this season's "have fun staying poor"
535.
by ares623 8mo ago
> I like woodworking because I like building something that never existed before. I don’t mind using a CNC router or a 3 printer to help me out. I don’t care about the process, I care about the result. But I care deeply about the quality
536.
by ares623 8mo ago
I hope you take this as a teaching/learning opportunity
537.
by ares623 8mo ago
all this so people like us can do a job that wasn't that hard to begin with and was actually very comfortable all things considered, just a tiny bit easier in a way that isn't even measurable.
538.
by ares623 8mo ago
Agreed. It's like how tech CEOs don't let their kids be on social media. Or fast food CEOs don't eat their own products. Hopefully this serves as a mirror for some tech folks if they have any self awareness left at all.
539.
by ares623 8mo ago
I gaze into my crystal ball and see this post on HN in 5 years: And what better language to encode intent into text than a programming language? Benefits: - intent is unambiguous - unambiguous for other people who share the same language -
540.
by ares623 8mo ago
Here's an interesting exercise: replace "2026" with "2025" and the report doesn't change.

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