epgui

5 ms·

31.
by epgui 4mo ago
Presumably they should have said “sources” but that’s not a helpful answer
32.
by epgui 4mo ago
I find them just as complicated as k8s.
33.
by epgui 4mo ago
I think everyone deserves to participate in meaningful and dignified work.
34.
by epgui 4mo ago
Yes, iphones do process images using AI.
35.
by epgui 4mo ago
I wouldn’t.
36.
by epgui 4mo ago
I’ve never thought of Linear as particularly fast.
37.
by epgui 4mo ago
Cognitive ability can be highly specific. If you don't use it you lose it. You may be able to keep your chess ELO high, but realize you can't implement basic algorithms in C++ quite as readily as you used to. Or you can't wri
38.
by epgui 4mo ago
> I don't think my actual cognitive skills have declined by using AI I'm not speaking about you but... I know most people would not have much awareness of their cognitive decline. I know this because that awareness gap is there
39.
by epgui 4mo ago
It’s easy to imagine this being a problem both in quality and in volume. Verifiable work is less valuable than verified work. And noise is always costly.
40.
by epgui 4mo ago
That seems about as shortsighted as claiming the value of human understanding has cratered after the invention of the electronic calculator.
41.
by epgui 4mo ago
The “higher level of abstraction” phrase used to describe what LLMs are in relation to programming… That phrase needs to die.
42.
by epgui 4mo ago
Yes.
43.
by epgui 4mo ago
The python type hints are useful for static analysis (and yes, should be the default) but it’s a joke compared to the utility of types in a language like Haskell.
44.
by epgui 5mo ago
Support for anything Trump in this context is completely detached from reality. Unhinged.
45.
by epgui 5mo ago
> The WHO admits they screwed this outbreak handling up badly Uhhh no? How did they screw up? They were notified late, and then they did what they were supposed to do.
46.
by epgui 5mo ago
This is not even grammaring.
47.
by epgui 5mo ago
I’m calling BS on this. Biggish claims that are so vague as to be borderline unverifiable, no scientific basis laid out.
48.
by epgui 5mo ago
There was no aggression.
49.
by epgui 5mo ago
Why is that relevant or noteworthy? There are files that were updated recently too.
50.
by epgui 5mo ago
AI is not even an abstraction over a CLI command, in any sense.
51.
by epgui 5mo ago
Yep, I hear all of these, every time.
52.
by epgui 5mo ago
> You keep hearing people saying AI coding assistants and coding agents can easily output working code. No, I meant what I wrote. I keep hearing people say how LLMs write amazing code now.
53.
by epgui 5mo ago
In my experience, Visa support can’t tell me why my legitimate transaction was tagged as fraudulent, other than to say it triggered an AI thing. They also can’t tweak the settings like they used to do, but they can manually allow specific t
54.
by epgui 5mo ago
Yeah, I keep hearing people say how LLMs write amazing code now… Personally I have not seen this amazing code.
55.
by epgui 5mo ago
I’m not arguing any particular rule… But what linter are you assuming I’m running? You can’t always write your own rules.
56.
by epgui 5mo ago
What linter are you assuming I’m running? You can’t always write your own rules.
57.
by epgui 5mo ago
Linters often don’t provide the constraints you desire. While they’re a great (arguably essential) tool, they often are not sufficient. When a project has well-established patterns, part of the job is to just follow the pattern, whether you
58.
by epgui 6mo ago
This drives me absolutely nuts.
59.
by epgui 6mo ago
This isn't about ggplot (or any particular library) per se, it's about using a flavour of SQL with a grammar of graphics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilkinson%27s_Grammar_of_Graph... What makes it interest
60.
by epgui 6mo ago
I don’t think you can really know this with such certainty.

More ›