gtirloni

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by gtirloni 8mo ago
Spec-driven development is the only reliable way to work with AI. That's my current understanding. I spend more time refining the spec and bouncing ideas off of AI/team than before, which is good before there can't be any inc
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by gtirloni 8mo ago
This likely won't need billions of Euros to implement and will be an earmark in the budget. My point being it's not such a grandious project, from a continental perspective.
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by gtirloni 8mo ago
Exactly, AI will finally put a stop to the "do not implement your own crypto" fad /s https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/209652/why-is-i...
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by gtirloni 8mo ago
> re-implement chunks of existing frameworks without the real-world battle testing The trend of copying code from StackOverflow has just evolved to the AI era now. I also expect people will attempt complete rewrites of systems without fu
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Goodbye Java, Hello Go(wso2.com)
1 points by gtirloni 9mo ago|3 comments
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Another step to get us farther from reality. I have no doubt stuff that was hallucinated in forums will soon become the truth for a lot of people, even those that do due dillegence.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
I think you should have added a disclaimer that you are the founder of company that provides "Reliability and context for complex environments." It feels a bit dishonest to be asking for advice on how to tackle the complexity prob
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
A analogy for major health events that demand a lot of money, to which I replied you don't have $major_health_event every year. Interesting that you didn't pick that up.
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Structured methodology for AI-assisted development(emanuelcasco.vercel.app)
2 points by gtirloni 9mo ago|0 comments
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GNU C Library 2.43 released(lwn.net)
42 points by gtirloni 9mo ago|0 comments
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
I doubt you break your leg every year though. The kind of companies that we're talking about (big tech that are national champions) offers health insurance (among other benefits) and 200-500k USD/year salaries. I think culture and
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
The huge influx of competent European engineers to the US is a real thing.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
This is nice but if Europe doesn't fix their tech salaries situation (half US' in most cases, if not lower), I don't think it's sustainable.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
They accept suggestions - https://european-alternatives.eu/register
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
I'm sure they will face the consequences /s
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Thanks. But's not actually the point I'm trying to make. What I'm saying is that the authors have a responsibility, whether they wrote the papers themselves, asked an AI to write and didn't read it thoroughly, or asked t
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Why focus on hallucinations/LLMs and not on the authors? There are rules for submitting papers. If I drop a loaded gun and it fires, killing someone, we don't go after the gun's manufacturer in most cases.
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The success of 'natural language programming'(brooker.co.za)
2 points by gtirloni 9mo ago|0 comments
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
I think calling it "official" might be giving users the wrong impression here. EDIT: It doesn't help that the skills have a checkmark next to the company's name, even though these skills weren't created by the respe
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Anyone that went through the German visa process as well.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Definitely support a living wage available to anyone willing to work. However, as evidenced by the current situation, the US economy doesn't support manufacturing all types of consumer goods that it demands. I understand the pressure p
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Let's say it works and we're in the future where the manufacturing has returned to the US and you have US citizens building iPhones in large-scale factories and they are earning minimum wage. But why? Why would a US citizen want t
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
> Talk about a misleading headline. Something I always expect from TheRegister.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Forgot /s
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
To the people trying to read between the lines here, do you think OpenAI cares about what they said or didn't say and won't do a 180 if it means more profits? Like a blog post will stop them?
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Context switch cost for engineers is very high. I'd appreciate if my manager avoided those as much as possible. Also, what other 10-15min task an EM could be doing in your opinion?
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
The narrative this administration is pushing is that immigratns are terrorists and rapists.
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
Yes, you got it right.
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73% People Detained by ICE Have No Convictions(cato.org)
86 points by gtirloni 9mo ago|54 comments
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by gtirloni 9mo ago
I've had countless questions closed and received even more patronizing comments from mods. I wonder who these people were and why were they empowered in such a way by StackOverflow the company.

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