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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   I thought it was a good article, till I saw the Slack example. The copy doesn’t even remotely grasp the scale of what the actual Slack sofware does in terms of scale, relaiability, observability, monitorability, maintability and pretty sure
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   I‘m so happy about this article. I was forming a thought in my head the last couple of days, which is how to describe what it is that makes AI code practically unusable in good systems. And one of the reasons is the one described in this ar
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   So AI company buys devs again, but devs are dead
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   From my perspective there are some people that have never built real processes in their life that enjoy having some processes now. But agent processes are less reliable slower and less maintenable then a process that is well-defined and ar
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   I was full on AI camp. I built a lot of useless stuff. I know deleted most of it and refactored it into an agile codebase with 40k lines less. My life is peace again. I now use ai for scratch tests and the next edit function from jet brains
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   Thats why I’m visting HN. Thank you.
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   One really should have digested the manifold hypothesis. It’s the most likely explanation of how AI works. The question is if there are ultradimensional patterns that are the solutions for meaningful problems. I’m saying meaningful, because
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   I agree I can’t open any social media no more
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   by jwpapi 6mo ago

   Has someone verified this was an actual bug? One of AI’s strengths is definitely exploration, f.e. in finding bugs, but it still has a high false positive rate. Depending on context that matters or it wont. Also one has to be aware that the
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    solid bench brother
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Endgame is IPOing those AI companies and getting them on indexes, forcing index funds to buy them, which seemed to be evergreen investment category, but I’m not so sure anymore.. Did somebody say crypto?
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    I’ve noticed a lot of fake Tik Tok comments recently and was wondering already..
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Sorry I don’t get your point and you didn’t seem to get mine. I’m saying I would guess I’m faster building manually then to let AI write it, arguably it won’t even achieve the level I feel best with in the future aka the one having the best
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Thank you so much. These comments let me believe in my sanity in an over-hyped world. I see how people think its more productive, but honestly I iterate on my code like 10-15 times before it goes into production, to make sure it logs the ri
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Once I started agents and Claude code hid more and more of the changes it did from me it all went downhill..
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    I tried swarms as well, but I came back to you as well. It’s not worth it even th e small worse description double-checking, fine-tuning is not worth the effort the worse code will cost me in the future. Also when I don’t know about it.
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    JetBrains Guide Shutdown(jetbrains.com)

    13 points by jwpapi 6mo ago|0 comments
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Is the formula based on the actual probabilities. I’m pretty sure you could do that, but it’s not clear it it.
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    I agree, that is my point. It’s just contra the whole agent logic that is pushed atm.
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    Opus on TypeScript Unions(claude.ai)

    2 points by jwpapi 6mo ago|4 comments
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Can somebody explain me how we can trust these AIs on scale. It’s a simple task that every experienced dev will know the solution right away. Opus goes wrong 3 times, wastes a lot of time and obviously giving wrong suggestions.
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Today a great video came about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFUjcHhOpgA
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Another chill day on Linux..
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    @skydhash I think aspenmartin is ragebaiting he can’t be for real.
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Are you aware that LLms are still the same autocomplete just with different token decisions more data better pre and post training and settings We have all the data now. I don’t see where the huge gap should come from, as one person before
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Wow so many replies. I think it goes down in two camps. AI is improving on these issues and people countering. I don’t know for sure, but to me it seems the last 2 years weren’t necessarily 'intelligence' improvements but post-tra
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    I just don’t see it coming. I was full on that camp 3 months ago, but I just realize every step makes more mistakes. It leads into a deadlock and when no human has the mental model anymore. Don’t you guys have hard business problems where A
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    I don’t doubt he would fool you when your argument is that a fruit fly is not lacking intelligence.
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    Compared to AI our brains are order of magnitudes more energy efficient. Frontier science doesn’t necessarily mean doesn’t mean that its meaningful, there are a bunch of problems that are tedious to solve with existing patterns. Really tedi
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    by jwpapi 6mo ago

    You should check recent commits, because obviously there are a lot of forked 0 star repos.