jmull

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by jmull 2y ago
> Nah, the article is generalizing from a single sample of current state, ignoring the larger trajectory (that, for AI coding, went from sci-fi to reality in two years). You seemed to have missed the part of the article that clearly lays
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by jmull 2y ago
Well… to be frank, this is someone not reading TFA. The article is pointing out real limitations of vibe coding today (which you appear to agree with). It does suggest AI coding won’t be viable in the future. You should probably update your
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by jmull 2y ago
Yes. I was happy when Fowler came out because we could all start using the same terminologies for the same things, and work from common concepts when solving the same problem. (It didn't work out that way, though. It seemed like most p
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by jmull 2y ago
The nano-texture isn't really that useful in my experience... not really much better than the anti-reflective screen and you still end up adjusting angles. The best reason to get it is just because you prefer it.
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by jmull 2y ago
Ah, well you don’t need a special app for that, just a phone. People searching for their lost pet put their contact info out as widely as they can so it’s very easy to find all over the place on social media. This scam is unfortunately very
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by jmull 2y ago
You're probably reading too much into previous poster's choice of the word "gift". Most likely it is a slightly misused idiom rather than intending to convey that the teaching ability was obtained without effort.
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by jmull 2y ago
What's the scenario you're worried about? A variation on "order a pizza, mug the delivery guy"?
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by jmull 2y ago
These guys either hired 14K bad/useless managers, or fired 14K decent, useful managers, or some combination of both. I wouldn't bet they will suddenly become good at hiring managers.
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by jmull 2y ago
How would ignoring the ipad not have solved OP's problem? They could have just replaced their old macbook with a new macbook. Not that there's anything wrong with trying something new, IMO. But if you do so without doing any resea
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by jmull 2y ago
I guess this kind of article always gets attention, but they always seem so stupid to me. A thing exists that I don't want. I could: (1) ignore the thing; or (2) complain that the thing isn't something I want (1) seems so obviousl
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by jmull 2y ago
Yes, the real victims of the Irish famine were the unappreciated, overly criticized British. Will the horror ever fade?
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by jmull 2y ago
So... do you really think you were doing it right? Sorry this is a little harsh, but how do you get anywhere near 100 people before realizing the approach must be horribly flawed, and devising and implementing a better one? Surely it behoov
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by jmull 2y ago
> …many (potentially thousands) of rules, and then iteratively adding to and amending the rules as you go… Is this an especially better (easier, more efficient) route to a working, quality app/system than conventional programming? I
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by jmull 2y ago
All I really care about is the end result and, so far, LLMs are nice for code completion, but basically useless for anything else. They write as much code as you want, and it often sorta works, but it’s a bug filled mess. It’s painstaking w
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by jmull 2y ago
I don't really know how to tell you this delicately, but you're in an information bubble. If you have to go reaching back 30 years to a jobs program for an example of a sham social protection program, they are probably in great sh
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by jmull 2y ago
I don't think it's silly to state. That message is probably for intel macbook air users who may be considering an upgrade. (Anyway, I just ordered one for my wife, a soon-to-be-ex-intel-mac user. She'll probably be pretty hap
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by jmull 2y ago
I'm guessing it's more because "Ultra" versions, which "fuse" multiple chips take significant additional engineering work. So we might expect an ultra M4 next year, possibly after non-ultra M5s are released.
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by jmull 2y ago
That's an easy case: write to two places (one for the chat and one for the user's activity). In this case I think you can let them become inconsistent in the face of, e.g., write errors.
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by jmull 2y ago
Well, that post you link to has assertions but no data to back it up. Not sure what you think this shows?
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by jmull 2y ago
Something at the level of bootstrap or daisyui makes a lot of sense to me, a developer. But designers I've worked with -- and I've really got to defer to their expertise here -- often seem to be too constrained by the fixed design
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by jmull 2y ago
Hardly "a lot of hyperbole", especially since the following sentence clarifies (you might understand that it's specifically quoted for a reason). To me it doesn't seem worthwhile to respond from the perspective of misint
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by jmull 2y ago
Where's the hyperbole you're complaining about? The comment you're responding to says "...while letting the condition of the lakes further erode", which the article you linked to supports. > ...extrapolation base
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by jmull 2y ago
What's the benchmark for success, I wonder? It's not that hard to spend less money, but will the government still be doing the things we want it to do effectively? There doesn't appear to be a plan, just a bunch of actions. I
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by jmull 2y ago
Good lord, what an embarrassment. Our president is a foolish and incompetent clown. Obviously those idiots in the White House are provoking this juvenile confrontation as part of a move toward withdrawing US support from Ukraine. But why? I
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by jmull 2y ago
You are ignoring the rather obvious problem here, that this contract was only awarded to a musk company after musk began wielding great influence over every federal agency, and only after the contract had already been awarded to someone els
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by jmull 2y ago
> Why would humans feed wolves... It's the same reasons they feed dogs.
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by jmull 2y ago
Alarm should be a precursor to action. In this case, what action should an alarmed person take? To put another way, the expected value you should be evaluating isn't something like the megatons of a strike but the difference in outcome
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by jmull 2y ago
It seems to work fine for me.
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by jmull 2y ago
From my perspective you are all dupes to the billionaires. That people could fall for the left vs. right narrative is what I find hilarious (not in the "ha, ha" kind of way, though).
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by jmull 2y ago
> brilliantly malicious The left overwhelmingly describe Trump and Musk as idiots.

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