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by fg137 5mo ago
Yeah, that's exactly why I have full confidence in that system, especially for medical notetaking. /s
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by fg137 5mo ago
It reads more like a PR piece than technical article.
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by fg137 5mo ago
Bun is owned by Anthropic. Hopefully that answers all your questions.
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by fg137 5mo ago
To my limited knowledge, "serious" production systems most likely use Node.js instead of any alternatives, and I don't see any movement towards adopting Bun.
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by fg137 5mo ago
But... But... It's going to be harder for them to claim "AI did the rewrite"!
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by fg137 5mo ago
You have no idea how endowments work.
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by fg137 5mo ago
"They're not using the metrics in performance reviews" means almost nothing. It doesn't mean managers at every level are not frequently looking at those numbers. Anyone from Amazon will tell you how much "hint"
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by fg137 5mo ago
I'll believe that when Uber deploys local models for developers and ask them to prefer local models over proper Anthropic ones.
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by fg137 5mo ago
> "hmm, maybe I should do this one locally" If your time is worth nothing to even triage that question. Unless you have fanatic needs for data privacy or really don't have Internet, running local models almost certainly re
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by fg137 5mo ago
The number is much higher than 10%. They already have a quite aggressive system of closing/duplicating issues, automatically or manually. (Source: I build tooling around Claude Code and have spent hours swimming in the GitHub issues ba
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by fg137 5mo ago
Sure. Sample size = 1.
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by fg137 5mo ago
This. I have seen way too many people who are overly optimistic about local LLMs. Having spent a decent amount of time playing with them on consumer nvidia GPUs, I understand well that they not going to be widely usable any time soon. Unfor
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by fg137 5mo ago
Sounds like a you problem.
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by fg137 5mo ago
You seem to have some sort of misunderstanding of what PoC means or how it works. Nobody is spending $1mil in salary on this kind of PoCs. And I guess the word "small" is really difficult to grasp.
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by fg137 5mo ago
I'm not interested in debating what "test" means. There is a standard definition in the software industry.
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by fg137 5mo ago
You might want to read the comments to understand what people are actually complaining about. This comment is quite dishonest about the nature of the discussion.
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by fg137 5mo ago
Microsoft Copilot is used as the default "general" AI tool at most companies you have heard of
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by fg137 5mo ago
I have seen, many times, code that has lots of tests but don't work. Why? Some of the patterns that I saw: * The code is only called from tests but never called in production * Tests are not testing the actual application logic, or th
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by fg137 5mo ago
I have a colleague who multiple times committed code that doesn't work, like at all. Why? His code is only used in tests but not in the actual application. And apparently he never even bothered to click through things even once, let al
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by fg137 5mo ago
But usually companies are much more careful before even spending that half a million. (And most companies don't have that money sitting around.) They would do small PoCs, do comprehensive benchmarks and evaluations of those PoCs, and d
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by fg137 5mo ago
> Do you scrutinize the rest of your dependencies this way? You don't?
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by fg137 5mo ago
just wait a year or two.
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by fg137 5mo ago
You talk as if the author doesn't know that.
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by fg137 5mo ago
Side question: what's a good way of getting a GrapheneOS phone? I have been interested in using GrapheneOS but hesitant about actually getting a Pixel phone. Used phone prices are usually >$300 even for "a" series unless I
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by fg137 5mo ago
Not saying this is any better, but IRS partnered with id.me to enforce ID + face recognition before you can log in to view your records. We are truly doomed.
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by fg137 5mo ago
What are people's thoughts on how this could affect static analysis tools? I know they are very different beats but often they achieve the same goal. Static analysis tools can be slow, and they report lots of false positives. I wonder
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by fg137 5mo ago
Not everyone is on Mac. In fact, most people use Windows. So Safari and Ladybird are out of the question, that's two gone.
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by fg137 5mo ago
Sounds like the author could have used just about any laptop in the world and it would serve him well. So, what's the point of the article?
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by fg137 5mo ago
Scan QR code -- you don't have our "captcha app" installed, automatically redirect to Play store -- download malware because Google Play's horrible screening -- profit I must not be the first one to think of this, right?
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by fg137 5mo ago
> Backlogs are cleared faster than new items are added Totally depends on what kind of product and codebase. Last time I checked, the number of open issues in Claude Code repo has increased. And I have seen tons of tickets that are open

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