heliumtera

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   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   Agreed, it's almost non satire given how cynical it is. I loved it.
2. 152.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   Starting? Society minus those who struggled with css is fully fatigued of AI.
3. 153.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   thanks for the clarification on how the kernel development works. do you mind expanding on what is the benefit for companies like Microsoft, Google, IBM, Red Hat, Meta, Oracle, SUSE, Canonical, Amazon, Nvidia, AMD, Qualcom, Samsumg, Broadc
4. 154.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   I think a fair comparison would be against a whitepaper? Clearly this is an exploratory venture and not production grade software. You managed to clone the repo an run your test by yourself, whatever the outcome is this is a plus against th
5. 155.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   Headcount increase means growth which means stock go up which means short term profit at the expense of long term quality of product or service. Soooo many people doing absolutely nothing and really no one cares. It is beneficial to have s
6. 156.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   I don't think Mr Pottering was brought by accident, maybe his decade of contribution making sure systemd services can be manipulated by a supervisor (in the case of wsl and ms) is a valuable asset. Systemd don't even need to cha
7. 157.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   Are you guys hiring? I can emulate a grim smile and have no problem being diabolical if the pay is decent so maybe I am a good fit? I can also pet goats
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   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   Assuming you're using systemd, you already gave up control over your system. The road to hell was already paved. Now, you would have to go out of your way to retain control. In the great scheme of things, this period where systemd was
9. 159.▲
   by heliumtera 9mo ago

   If you take ownership of the code you submit, them it does not matter if it was inspired by AI, you are responsible from now on and you will be criticized, possibly you will be expected to maintain as well. Vibing is incompatible with engin
10. 160.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Everyone (not really, but basically yes) associated with $current_thing is a rent seeking scammer. Even if Blockchain has tremendous impact, even if transformers are incredible (really) technology, even if NFTs could solve real world proble
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    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Optics is the only thing that matters, there are people genuinely pushing for vibe coding on production systems. Actually, all of the big companies are doing this and claiming it is MORE safe because reduces human error. I'm starting t
12. 162.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    I have never once in my entire life equated quality of software with headcount of QA department, I tell you that.
13. 163.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    But the second was always the case, windows and everything else is getting shittier so fast it would require a prompt explanation if we didn't have one.
14. 164.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    But web people can write css faster so I think it is a net positive?
15. 165.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    If by engineering you mean doing whatever vibes you feel, than yeah, over engineering. If by engineering you mean using the engineering design process than it would not be engineered at all, let alone over engineered.
16. 166.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    No shit. What is the point of using an llm model to review code produced by an llm model? Code review pressupose a different perspective, which no platform can offer at the moment because they are just as sophisticated as the model they wra
17. 167.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Ohhh, I would make one wild guess: in the upcoming llm world, the highest bidder will have a higher chance of appearing as a citation or suggestion! Welcome to gas town, so much productivity ahead!! For you and the high bidding players inte
18. 168.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Source code is very readable and very comfortable to use application. This is surprising given it's a web application in modern age, did not expect that.
19. 169.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Congratulations on coming up with the cringiest thing I have ever seen. Nothing will top this, ever. Corporate has to die
20. 170.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Ohhhh it's free! Let's shove it up the arse!!!! Yeah yeah, like someone is doing charity here.
21. 171.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    >Seems like everyone over there is vibing and no one is rationalizing the whole. Claude Code creator literally brags about running 10 agents in parallel 24/7. It doesn't just seems like it, they confirmed like it is the most p
22. 172.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Vibes too strong, forgot to add "make no mistake" to compact feature, classic
23. 173.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    We are passed that. Absolutely. Thank god. Sucks to be wrong, I guess. But we are definitely passed the point of XML relevance.
24. 174.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    If you are doing loose reviews I guess you're not strictly more productive, because this would be a different kind of work...a more "loose" work, but a scalar I'm volume.
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    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Commit history is nuts! These guys are working.
26. 176.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    By the same logic it was one git clone away.
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    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Well at least they didn't email the press and called the FBI on you?
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    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Professionals GitHub labels adder-remover became obsolete. AGI practicality achieved
29. 179.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    So much productivity accomplished here! Those are numbers management loves to see. gemini-cli did much more work in this PR then the author himself.
30. 180.▲
    by heliumtera 9mo ago

    Science funding is strictly tied to publication on "respected journals" which is strictly tied to this gatekeeping horrendous process. I won't deny I am terrible at articulating my point, but I will maintain it. We can undeni