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Programming versus Writing with LLMs. Different Beasts(hexaray.com)
2 points by gatinsama 3mo ago|0 comments
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Start Small: The key to successful software projects(keystonebit.com)
2 points by gatinsama 4mo ago|0 comments
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AI creates jobs. Simplicity destroys jobs(hexaray.com)
1 points by gatinsama 6mo ago|0 comments
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Why Write in the Time of LLMs?(hexaray.com)
2 points by gatinsama 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 8mo ago
Yes, because of AI. Have you watched it?
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by gatinsama 8mo ago
Catch 22: - Attackers can copy: no moat, no value. - Attackers can't copy: AI is not so valuable after all.
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Pursuit of Wonder -YouTube- face reveal (because of AI) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gatinsama 8mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: MakeWay is a simple async client portal(getmakeway.com)
1 points by gatinsama 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 10mo ago
This is a famous one: https://www.contexte.com/eu/
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by gatinsama 1y ago
I think you mean this one: Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up https://mikelovesrobots.substack.com/p/wheres-the-shovelware... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=451205
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Inline Notes, an Alternative to Footnotes(keystonebit.com)
2 points by gatinsama 1y ago|1 comments
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by gatinsama 1y ago
CEOs know (or don't care) that they won't reach superintelligence. The reason they are where they are is that they are good at saying what they need to get the next round of funding.
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by gatinsama 1y ago
Exactly this. Everyone else is doing what everyone else does. There's no direct relationship between AI adoption and layoffs, except for inflated board/CEO expectations.
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by gatinsama 1y ago
I don't agree with the take. Computer abstractions should take cues from the real world that we are more familiar with, where objects have properties that we can infer in the digital world, like moving, copying, etc. This makes it easi
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Steve Jobs, the Xerox Alto, and computer typography(righto.com)
3 points by gatinsama 1y ago|0 comments
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Who cares about developer productivity anyway?(keystonebit.com)
3 points by gatinsama 1y ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 1y ago
It's always DNS
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by gatinsama 1y ago
"Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!" Zen of Python
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by gatinsama 1y ago
It's AI. 100%
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by gatinsama 1y ago
Counterpoint: I am not bored at all. Hyped as it is, it is important to be here to discuss its uses, misuses and implications. Some if it is fascinating, and other parts are fascinatingly bad. I understand the fatigue with it. But that it i
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by gatinsama 2y ago
It is a huge turnoff for me when futuristic series use conversational interfaces. It happened in the Expanse and was hard to watch. For anyone who likes to think, learn, and tinker with user interfaces (HCI in general), it's obviously
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by gatinsama 2y ago
You can't delegate understanding. I don't mean you shouldn't, you can't. If you don't understand what's happening, you have no way to know if the system is working as intended. And understanding (and deciding)
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Software Producers. Building digital systems is more than writing code(keystonebit.com)
1 points by gatinsama 2y ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 2y ago
The premise is flawed. What makes companies valuable is not having engineers with the ability to write good code. Also > Alas. Because, and I cannot stress this enough, I am not an engineer. And then... > Though it’s hard to benchmark
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Yes, but it's way more on the can't fizzbuzz side. Our view is skewed because of the people we work with. If you have an extreme Pareto distribution, talking about "normal" is not helpful.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
There are no "normal" engineers. There are many terrible developers who can't fizzbuzz, a bunch of decent programmers, and a few software engineers who understand what they are doing. And then... the 100xers like Linus. It&#
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by gatinsama 2y ago
The problem with Google is that their ad business brings so much revenue that no other product makes sense. They will use whatever they learn with robots to raise their ad revenue, somehow.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Here: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/ai-tools-for-soft...
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I heard a programmer I respect a lot say: "It's difficult to quantify this, but my guess for a while has been that I've had a giant productivity boost in the portion of my job which is typing code at a computer. And I would e
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How much are LLMs boosting real-world programmer productivity?(lesswrong.com)
110 points by gatinsama 2y ago|97 comments

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