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by esafak 6mo ago
If anybody here does do this -- and please do -- abstract out the VCS backend so we're not stuck with git. Let people bring their own CI/CD too. If you must roll your own CI don't use YAML, for mercy's sake; use a declar
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by esafak 6mo ago
Thanks. SAS = Switched Access Services
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by esafak 6mo ago
A terminal: https://www.warp.dev/
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by esafak 6mo ago
Originally proposed by LucasFilm in https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/964965.808606
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by esafak 6mo ago
Source?
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by esafak 6mo ago
No kidding https://github.com/NahimNasser/pu/blob/main/pu.sh
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by esafak 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empirical_Bayes_method
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by esafak 6mo ago
That's a management problem. If you can't stop non-coders from coding perhaps you can introduce an AI reviewer to take a load off, demand that they be able to defend every line of code, and put them all on pager duty, since they&#
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by esafak 6mo ago
> This makes a lot of sense to me. It relates to an idea I've seen circulating elsewhere: if a PR was mostly written by an LLM, why should a project maintainer spend time reviewing and discussing that PR as opposed to firing up thei
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by esafak 6mo ago
Why are we not paying it off? I sure am. I refactor code left and right. It is up to you.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Where else should readers' attention be directed?
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by esafak 6mo ago
He exaggerates but several studies show that AI is depressing junior hiring, and models are only going to get more competitive with humans.
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by esafak 6mo ago
> GitHub only gets better if people who give a shit stick around to make it better Quote the opposite. We need to leave so they receive the message in order to fix it. As far as the suits know, life is swell. So much so they can't k
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by esafak 6mo ago
IDEs don't need expensive GPUs to create and serve.
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by esafak 6mo ago
It's ok to recycle names once every thirty years :) Warp hasn't had a release in decades.
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by esafak 6mo ago
You can omit the details and share them on request.
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by esafak 6mo ago
They're not winning any popular benchmark. Is there some niche where it excels?
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by esafak 6mo ago
Share it in the repo's issues, discussions, or chat?
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by esafak 6mo ago
That is not true. AI can synthesize information, which is the essence of intelligence. And since it knows more than everyone, it is more intelligent too. What they lack is the ability to create information.
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by esafak 6mo ago
One thing that annoys me is that non-alcoholic beer is subject to age checks in the US. I assume it's because the programmers didn't create a separate group for them, so they ring up with the rest of the liquor, triggering a check
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by esafak 6mo ago
Great. More of this, please.
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by esafak 6mo ago
'coz Microsoft.
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by esafak 6mo ago
I'm facing this too. Not even one nine. I wonder what part of Github will be down tomorrow?
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by esafak 6mo ago
Is there a browser-friendly vector alternative?
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by esafak 6mo ago
You can list the uses of the available tools in the AGENTS. I keep my agents on a tight leash, and self-extension runs counter to this. I would not my agent to spontaneously develop the ability to tap my bank account, for example.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Some might be missing the reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke's_three_laws
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by esafak 6mo ago
In Europe, those are scandals. In the US, it's another Tuesday.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Yes, I can't finance every park. I can feel sad about people suffering throughout the world without personally supporting them all. I am an active open source contributor.
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by esafak 6mo ago
At some point you need to get things done.
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by esafak 6mo ago
> The core tech must be separable from the product The biggest product of the century thus, LLMs, are the core tech. I don't doubt these rules have helped the author, but readers should be mindful when heeding them.

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