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by hulitu 9mo ago
At the current state of AI, some centuries. As far as I underestand from the comments, Anthropic released a "compiler" that translates C code to some assembly, which might or might not be valid input for a linker. They claimed the
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> it's an amazing test of the abilities of the models to deliver a working C-compiler, even with lots of bugs and serious caveats, if I deliver my work with lots of bugs and serious caveats, I will be sacked. Streching the definiti
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Can it compile the Linux kernel ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
So using better tools leads to more precise measurements. Who would have thought ? Yes, i had to explain to SWEs and PLs that the tool, used to make the measurement, matters.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> AI ported SimCity to TypeScript in 4 days without reading the code And we are expected to believe this with just a picture. Is the guy preparing for Mid-term elections and looking at ways to better lie its voters ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Windows Notepad App Remote Code Execution Vulnerability > Max Severity: Important ROTFL. Can Microsoft get any lower than this ? "Yes they can"™
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by hulitu 9mo ago
UX at its finest.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Jesus christ, formal education needs to come quickly to our industry. It just went away, upset. It might never come back.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
This is language witchcraft. Some "laws" described there are "principles". That's how i learned them in school and that's why i was surprised to see "Newton's third law". I think i am getting old
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> My experience working at Apple was that private information does not leave the device. iCloud ? CSAM scanning ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
They were all sacked.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> residents say they've experienced tourists trespassing or defecating in private gardens. I thought there are public toilets or hotels/bars there. This sounds strange for a civilised country.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading www.topgear.com (see the browser console for more information). Designed by Apple's Jony Ive /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
How times change. Even terrorists are not what they used to be. /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
That's what they are paid for. Again
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Maybe because they not want their president kidnapped.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
cough Guantanamo, and other places cough . And being detained for months, without trial, really shows the rule of the law
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by hulitu 9mo ago
You can use a different font in your browser. Good luck /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Surely the law prohibits all copyright infringement, not just infringement of companies with lawyers and deep pockets. Welcome to reality. Downloading a movie is stealing but downloading the sama movie to train AI is not. Some people
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by hulitu 9mo ago
>We need to elect better people The better people do not put themselves to be elected.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
So what does the 3 horizontal lines do ? Or the 3 dots ? Or the exclamation sign ? Your "app" icon says nothing about the code quality of your app and coming with such ideas: " the user will press the icons to see what they
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The citizens of the U.S. are neither organized enough, sufficiently intelligent and motivated, to keep the various levels of government in check. Sorry to defend the US here but, this is true in every country of this world. There is no
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> They say Twitter has 'harmful content' and then move to Bluesky???? It has nothing to do with 'harmful content'. It is about control: DSA
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Coffee drinks /Size in oz. (mL) /Caffeine (mg) Brewed /8 (237) /96 Without the recipe, this table makes no sense.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Looks ready for production. /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> but you have no idea how it might get used in the future, and by whom. This is the part a lot of people, including the idiot politicians who push for surveillance laws, do not underestand. Political regimes do not rule forever, even in
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by hulitu 9mo ago
ROTFL Good luck
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Yes, but it is expensive.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Something fundamental seems to have happened It just became more visible: testing _is_ expensive and time consuming.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The "sudo rm -rf" and equivilant horror stories get told all too often as mistakes even made by "skilled users" who were in a hurry There are ways to mess any system, when you are in a hurry. Think before you type&#

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