ex-aws-dude

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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Because then you're just describing AGI not LLMs, which in the short term is obviously not happening Long term maybe but its not a very interesting conversation to talk about things that far out.
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
The CEO of the company is not going to be directing the LLM At minimum you at least need CEO -> product person -> LLM There can any number of agents/loops after that but someone has to translate the requirements to the LLM and mo
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Even if we assume extreme case where coding is only done by 99% LLMs in the future Who is the best possible person you could hire to operate the LLM? Who has a good mental model of what its doing underneath and has the best expertise to dir
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Ya otherwise the one-liners/jokes drown out actual discussion since they attract a lot of votes
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
There is also a book called Infinite Jest that touches on this subject Its a breezy novella you can finish over a lunch break
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
I laughed
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
I had a scenario the other day where the codebase had two functions fooBar() and fooBarExtended() The latter had additional params and functionality that was needed for the current problem. Instead of calling that function though Claude kep
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
I find that too, Claude Code is constantly trying to break the architecture patterns and do hacky stuff Like its only focused on solving the local problem as easy as possible
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
I’ve seen that play out already as well Then your job as SE just becomes reviewing and untangling vibe-coded stuff
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
This ain’t a rant it’s literally a screenshot of a mastodon tweet posted on an issue page How does low effort rage-bait spark curiosity? The comment to upvote ratio clearly shows it’s inflammatory
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
The burden of proof is on the one making the claim?
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48342705 People opening issues just to rant against an open source project is acceptable content for HN? How is that even allowed in the first place without getting flagged/removed?
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Why did you the admin allow such ragebait to stay on the front page then? Is that the kind of low effort posts we want around here? Just a link to a github comment of a screenshot? You're complicit here in fueling the harassment of an
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
So the original unfounded claim has 400+ comments because its perfect HN ragebait The author provides evidence to the contrary and the HNers won't even engage with it instead just talking about the writing of the article in classic HN
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Why don't you prove the bugs increased then? Why is it that some unfounded claim is made and the onus is suddenly on the project maintainer to prove it beyond all doubt? It should be on the person making the claim to prove it
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
This seems very nitpicky In other words a perfect topic for HN
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by ex-aws-dude 4mo ago
Too slow on the move to agents Plus the whole naming confused people I still talk to co-workers who think claude code == agents and copilot is just VS autocomplete
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Too young to have used it but I watched the BBS documentary recently and what surprised me was how much stuff was already possible pre-internet A lot of stuff I would typically associate with the internet like pirating, forums, mail, large
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
> The solution is to scale the difficulty of the objective measures. Expect far more from students. So now students are _required_ to use agents? That's a bit crazy Would universities be paying the token cost? Is that you Dario?
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Has anyone thought of having an agent review all dependency upgrades before upgrading? I feel like that would at least catch some of these
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
how is that splitting hairs? it’s an actual interesting point
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Exactly, I think google translate is a good analogy Low end stuff is replaced by google translate but we still have people working as translators for high end stuff like books, government, legal
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
What are these 7-8 layers A lot of modern languages are still source -> IR -> binary
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Isn’t that basically just a —help flag though? Still easily doable with CLI
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
It is kind of annoying but to be fair, developing software with agents is a big paradigm shift in the field so its not surprising.
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Ask HN: Does Claude Code remove the need for so many front-end frameworks?
12 points by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago|18 comments
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Avoiding Death on the Yellow Brick Road(a16z.news)
18 points by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago|4 comments
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Totally, the stock is doing so well
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
Well in reality AWS will just host one of them and most companies will use that Like how snapchat kind of fell off because the feature could just be a subset of instagram It seems like it would just become a commodity like EC2
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by ex-aws-dude 5mo ago
And what was your return on investment?

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