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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I think multiple attempts are completely understandable and even expected? How is that defeating the purpose of the benchmark?
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You can have multiple tests throughout the term to bring down variance. Personally I love tests, and I think everyone can learn how to perform well.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Personally I love reading code and reviewing code. I always find it funny when people say that LLMs result in their job having less of what they like (coding) and more of what they hate (reviewing).
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
It is 100% the job of the application. This is why a lot of programs have options like --color=auto so it infers the best output mode based on the output FD type e.g. use colours for terminals but no colours for pipes.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
But see the other end of the exchange. This is going to allow filtering out people that had no business applying in the first place yet increase the resume noise for the rest of us. For the good role candidates it sounds like this may incre
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Not necessarily, in selinux for example you would configure a domain for the "main process" which can transition into a lower permission domain for "app" code.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
The way I see it is that LLMs and humans are not inherently different. They are simply on different segments of a very complex spectrum of sensory input and physical output. Over time this position on the spectrum changes, for both LLMs and
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Heavy agree on your first paragraph. You spend one evening removing one unnecessary dependency only to see 5 more were added by next Monday. I think soon enough we'll have a decent LLM that's capable of reviewing ALL changes to en
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Curious what camera model you have. I've been meaning to get into photography and I'm looking for a decent starter camera.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
When most people want mobile apps, it makes no sense to develop a mobile website with feature parity for the handful of people that will use it.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
It's useful when an unrelated change unintentionally gets rid of a TODO and you can cross-reference it with the tracker item to see more context and maybe close it too.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You could place the buttons first then the text.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
My steam library is just an extension of my retirement portfolio. Diversification if you will.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Of course anything that benefits the consumer will affect business revenue. That's the whole point!
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Dialects are different since they are still internally consistent.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
> If you like video games so much but don't like the terms of serivce and price, have you tried making your own? This is such and odd thing to suggest. People want to play the games they paid for, _obviously_ they aren't going
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I was so confused by there was no link to see the layouts. Turns out they were loading! It took like 3mins> on my network to even show the first one!
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
> In the absence of being able to ascertain the type of person you are dealing with you have to fall back too "no trust" and review everything with a very fine tooth comb. Is that not how you review all code? I don't care
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I'm not familiar with .deb packages, but one thing I love about Arch Linux is PKGBUILD and makepkg. It is ridiculously easy to make a package.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I think you have to factor in the training value. Each submission is a new data point that will only improve the overall performance.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
100ms to render a prompt are meaningless. You can just type commands and run them asynchronously. I do this all the time when a previous command is taking a little extra to complete but I already know what my next command is going to be.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I'm 90% sure what you described is fish default prompt.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
The best is they absolutely can install drivers without your permission unless your system is encrypted. So it's even worse!
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Is there any tools that does log/trace capture on error conditions? I.e. we capture all local events, but only upload them when something meaningful happens, like the server crashed / requests are returning 5xx.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You should check out kakoune! It's very similar to helix, motion first, multi selection, and stupid easy to script.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Those deps are just electron's boilerplate. If you create any new electron app from a starter that's likely what you get.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Why would you trust a random person's project anymore than an AI project? I'd say the vast majority of the population is vastly less skilled than Claude Code. I.e. just because it's human doesn't mean it's any more
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
A moving car from point a to point b will always emit such "moving vehicle" pollution. The idle pollution is just extra.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
With lazy people the same applies for everything, code they do write, or code they review from peers. The issue is not the tooling, but the hands.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I've had a couple of times where Gemini straight up tells me "Absolutely not, ..." and the explains how my assumptions are wrong and eventually leads me to find the right answer. It's surprisingly good at reading my enti

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