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931.
by baq 9mo ago
> 4. Expertise loss > A lot of positive outcomes with LLMs come from being already experienced. Some argue this will be eroded - both for new devs and existing experienced devs. This is true, but the pace of progress is so mind blowin
932.
by baq 9mo ago
Good LLM wielders run in widening circles and get to the goal faster than good old school programmers running in a straight line
933.
by baq 9mo ago
+1, codex 5.2 was really good and 5.3 seems to be better at everything; caveat - I had little time to test it.
934.
by baq 9mo ago
The good old classic technically correct and completely besides the point observation.
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by baq 9mo ago
> TLDR: don't use GitHub Action for CI/CD! You should reach the same conclusion by trying to use it for this purpose, but also indeed for any purpose at all. Incidents that make you unable to deploy making all your CD efforts p
936.
by baq 9mo ago
As if the US hasn’t!
937.
by baq 9mo ago
by the time you're coding your problem should be broken down to atoms; that isn't needed anymore if you break it down to pieces which LLMs can break down to atoms instead. 'need' is orthogonal.
938.
by baq 9mo ago
Not so in EU
939.
by baq 9mo ago
It’s great but really needs the expansions, don’t play without
940.
by baq 9mo ago
Even 620 would be absolutely not an issue, this is the difference I get from my diesel car basically
941.
by baq 9mo ago
Every modern passenger car will show you 650 miles when driving at ~60mph. In the EU, anyway, and with a diesel engine.
942.
by baq 9mo ago
Define ‘high speeds’. There’s a reason race cars look like they do, to the point of having serious problems driving at speeds just a bit below highway speed limit.
943.
by baq 9mo ago
Central karma database next, please. Vouch = upvote, denounce = downvote
944.
by baq 9mo ago
Inflation adjusted?
945.
by baq 9mo ago
You can drop the boilerplate bit pushing glue frameworks, but the building block frameworks are here to stay; LLMs know a lot, but they don’t know every solution to every problem. Do not confuse a software development LLM assistant with an
946.
by baq 9mo ago
Hard problems take more time than easy problems
947.
by baq 9mo ago
Not sure why, terminals are literally GPU accelerated text rendering solutions since the very beginning of rendering text
948.
by baq 9mo ago
it absolutely doesn't unless there's a magical unobtainium cooling tech Musk got his hands on
949.
by baq 9mo ago
Parental controls don’t work, they’re too coarse grained and too easy to get past. Source: am a parent.
950.
by baq 9mo ago
Sir banks (at least the sane ones, like JPM) are both long and short on behalf of their clients and simply because they’re dealers and prime brokers all the time and just settle physical, which they also own (because they’re sane).
951.
by baq 9mo ago
Yes, but most importantly I need to manage my children’s devices; it cannot be opt in and it mustn’t be possible to disable without me approving. Screen time is too easy for kids to work around as is. I also need in-app content type filteri
952.
by baq 9mo ago
HN doesn’t optimize for addictive . Fortnite and wow do. No opinion on NFL, but they probably do at least somewhat.
953.
by baq 9mo ago
Reddit mod cabal is destroying the site, has been for years. Not sure what the deal is, especially after IPO. The worst part is the conspiracy theories are increasingly being confirmed in the Epstein releases which is mind blowing, eg. htt
954.
by baq 9mo ago
I like to think that the prompt is dark magic and the outputs are conjured. I get to feel like a wizard.
955.
by baq 9mo ago
Nothing wrong with not wanting to go bankrupt if the bubble pops. It isn’t an indicator, it’s risk management.
956.
by baq 9mo ago
Demis is the reason Google is afloat with a good shot at winning the whole race. The issue currently is he isn’t willing to become the alphabet CEO. IMHO he’ll need to for the final legs.
957.
by baq 9mo ago
With GPU, ram and flash prices where they are pc gaming isn’t moving anywhere but backwards for the next couple years, unfortunately.
958.
by baq 9mo ago
transient conciousness. scifi authors should be terrified - not because they'll be replaced, but because what they were writing about is becoming true.
959.
by baq 9mo ago
You’re egocentric instead of system-centric. Life has risks, but risk is to be managed, not accepted blindly with disregard of available options. A systemic approach to minimizing risk of injury on roads looks exactly like inconvenience to
960.
by baq 9mo ago
Corporations are not disallowed to have a single master database. Government databases are at least in some cases firewalled off each other by law.

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