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by daishi55 3mo ago
> There are humans who make very few mistakes Mmm there are humans who think they make very few mistakes. Ones who actually make few mistakes, not sure about that one. Could be a mistake that they catch themselves very quickly, but I jus
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by daishi55 3mo ago
So then the article boils down to, doing things well is good and doing things poorly is bad? Not arguing against speed, just poorly-executed speed.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
To be clear, that quote isn’t from GCC or any of their policies. Appears to be a random internet quote.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
What did they lie about in your opinion? CC is using the rust version right now. > a single app I mean this is a very silly way to describe one of the most used developer tools in the world, don’t you think?
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by daishi55 3mo ago
For sure. And honestly the real skill is knowing when you can be lazy and when you will get a good ROI on a good prompt. Sorry I sounded a little like Claude there but that’s what I meant to say.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
In this case they didn’t know what they were looking for. They just wanted some new, non-trivial exploit. For the vast majority of corporate usage of AI for SWE, you have a much better idea of what you want, or what the problem is, etc etc.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Yes, I suspect companies that don’t allow ChatGPT will not be able to use the ChatGPT security analysis tool.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Doing engineering with processes that are suboptimal with respect to a subset of the goals of engineering doesn’t somehow make it not engineering.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
They are not trolling. They are stating the simple, undeniable fact that there is more than enough to go around and if we had a more equitable distribution of resources, we could take care of everyone with disabilities 10x over with plenty
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by daishi55 3mo ago
We use science and technology to design, build, and maintain complex systems that solve real-world problems. Do you have some other definition of engineering that excludes SWE?
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by daishi55 3mo ago
What we do is absolutely engineering, there’s just a lot less credentialing upfront and rigor before something is released, because usually people’s lives do not depend on it and it’s easy to release updates. But it is indeed engineering, a
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by daishi55 3mo ago
In this case, the government was against him due to his activism against a police training campus. Him deleting his phone was very likely a matter of safety for his fellow activists. Sad that our government does this but it’s not like this
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by daishi55 3mo ago
> federal agents had already circulated his name and photo internally, saying he was under investigation for "suspected terrorism activities" because of his alleged association with the movement against Cop City Of course it’s
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Article appears to be conflating big tech companies that print money with AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic. After the opening paragraphs about the accounting practices of meta, Microsoft, alphabet, etc - which, it should be noted are n
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by daishi55 3mo ago
> the Bun team lacks knowledge to actually make it more idiomatic: none of the Bun team has written any Rust Do you know how silly this sounds? Good engineers can work in any language. At the top companies (of which Anthropic is certainl
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Sorry you think they’re not going to continue developing and improving bun and making it more idiomatic? Given the success of the port so far and the fact that CC is now running on rust Bun, that seems highly unlikely to me.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
historically we didn’t have LLMs which don’t mind “unpleasant[ness]” and “heavy rework”. This is I think a preview of the future of software development. LLMs are having the same effect as compilers, frameworks, etc - they are making new ki
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Seems to be working just fine though? And like, this is just the beginning of the port. They did a mechanical port basically line by line, next step is to make it idiomatic rust. I thought by now people would’ve learned to stop betting agai
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Unlike every other country on the planet which use their leverage to benefit all nations equally.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
The AI can absolutely refuse, what are you talking about? These things can and do say “sorry I won’t help you with that” based on the nature of your request. What do you call that if not a refusal?
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by daishi55 3mo ago
I think I am using it right. The implication of the whole post is that Jared's technical points about Zig vs Rust aren't valid because he's a bad programmer. The alternative interpretation is that calling Jared a bad programm
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by daishi55 3mo ago
Jared’s post was entirely technical, this post was mostly personal.
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by daishi55 3mo ago
It’s just one long ad hominem
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by daishi55 3mo ago
I use it all day every day and haven’t noticed any bugs. And the fact is that they are maintaining it and it is one of the most successful software products of all time and is earning them mountains of cash. By any metric it is a successf
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by daishi55 3mo ago
> There’s no way in hell it’s maintainable This is not an assertion you are qualified to make > Go read any analysis of the Claude Code leak for proof You seem to be implying that Claude code is unmaintainable. Yet they appear to be m
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by daishi55 3mo ago
I strongly suspect my critical thinking skills are better than yours. For example, note my use of the phrase “turned out” and then consider whether your main point about the release date of plus 4.8 vs the paper makes any sense at all? >
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by daishi55 3mo ago
My criticism centers on the part of the paper they chose for their title, the “stochastic parrot” metaphor. And my criticism is that if you observe Claude code with opus 4.8 working through an entirely novel problem that nobody has ever wor
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by daishi55 4mo ago
What a no-content, useless (and sponsored) post. I am tired of the “AI isn’t changing anything” theater when my job went from manually writing code to Claude writing 100% of my code in less than a year.
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by daishi55 4mo ago
I use it as shorthand for “this is received wisdom that you likely haven’t thought about critically and are just saying because it tends to please the reddit hive mind”. Which is something I did indeed want to say in addition to my actual p
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by daishi55 4mo ago
What do you mean exactly? You have a nix workstation and a physically separate PVE server, and configure the second from the first?

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