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by b20000 2y ago
I could but will take work to do so. Maybe a few weeks. The code started with heavy OOP cuteness and ideas of globals = bad. When I was browsing the linux kernel code base I got a much better idea of how large code bases and systems can be
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by b20000 2y ago
what was the reason?
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Ask HN: What do you do if you hate your (large) code base
4 points by b20000 2y ago|4 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
are they paying you for the hours you participate in this? if not then you should not participate
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by b20000 2y ago
I wonder what this means for SEO. If someone develops content and someone else then generates very similar content using AI, how do the search engines know who to rank higher?
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by b20000 2y ago
the open source licenses are not provided along with the AI generated code, AFAIK
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by b20000 2y ago
i think we are a very long way from that, there is no "intelligence", just advanced interpolation
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by b20000 2y ago
i don't think anyone training AI models cares about any of that right now
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by b20000 2y ago
and how are you going to be compensated when an AI model has been trained on it, and your code is spit out? and who will pay for the litigation?
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Ask HN: Is open sourcing your code still an option with the rise of AI?
4 points by b20000 2y ago|36 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
i have been thinking about this too… wondering whether an office + 1br apt is better than a 2br apt with one of the br used as office?
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by b20000 2y ago
why do you think LLMs will achieve actual intelligence and reasoning matching that of humans?
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by b20000 2y ago
i have seen no proof of actual reasoning or intelligence
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by b20000 2y ago
define “better at coding” and also estimate cost of fixing generated solutions
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by b20000 2y ago
the cost of fixing and maintaining the AI generated code will turn out to be enormous and a lot of code will need to be thrown away and re-written from scratch by experienced developers
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Programmer's Worst Problem in 2024 (for professional Software Engineers) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by b20000 2y ago|0 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
what about a collection agency?
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Ask HN: Collecting from Consulting Client
2 points by b20000 2y ago|3 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
I am interested in this question as well. In particular I would like to get an idea of what a product manager, project manager, program manager, engineering program manager, engineering manager, all do, in summary, on a day to day basis, wi
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Ask HN: Best email messaging drip marketing tool
1 points by b20000 2y ago|1 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
They should but I am in the same situation with IP and code to show and FAANGs insisted on it. Eventually I gave up and consulting now.
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Ask HN: Use for Idle Threadrippers?
3 points by b20000 2y ago|1 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
Your homepage is a 404, so maybe you should fix that first. I can't share my website under this account for a variety of reasons.
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by b20000 2y ago
I want to know who designed your site and who implemented it :-) One of the best sites I have ever seen.
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by b20000 2y ago
Your reply is basically text book marketing thinking, which is very different from how things work in reality. Influencers require to be paid, and a one time short clip can easily be a 5 or 6 figure investment. Press doesn't cover you
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by b20000 2y ago
please explain how really cheap marketing works
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by b20000 2y ago
I have heard this many times before. You just need "product market fit". You just need to "go viral". Just do some "user testing". In my industry after many years and carefully watching competitors I have come
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by b20000 2y ago
what if you haven't put enough money into the business to give it a fair chance at scaling?
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Ask HN: Invest in your own bootstrapped company or in the stock market?
3 points by b20000 2y ago|14 comments
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by b20000 2y ago
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