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by k__ 5mo ago
Probably less issues with account management and rate limits.
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by k__ 5mo ago
I'd say, on averaged, it's 50% what you say and 50% communication issues. Most smart juniors have no problem with learning. Perceptual exposure and deliberate practice works almost mechanically. However, if someone can't tell
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by k__ 5mo ago
Has this ever happened before?
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by k__ 5mo ago
At my new job, I was assigned to improve processes with AI. My first thought was, well agents seem nice, but I think, AI workflows are a better bet. However, I don't really understood AI or agents in depth and felt like I was just &quo
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by k__ 5mo ago
That matches my experience. GPT and Claude would work much better than Gemini, even if the direct feedback was sparse or diffuse. However, the moment I gave Gemini a fast testing framework that gave it instant feedback, it would mill throug
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by k__ 5mo ago
To be fair, MS send a world class engineer to make JavaScript usable for codebases at that scale.
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by k__ 5mo ago
Agentic engineers can build well defined, very deterministic middleware on top of OpenRouter. Anthropic even says, that an agent based solution should only be your last resort and that most problems are well served with a one-shot. https:&
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by k__ 6mo ago
European central bank will probably go for Aldi.
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by k__ 6mo ago
How come? You can use it with just European models if you want.
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by k__ 6mo ago
"Agile was always aiming to solve the wrong problem (that code is the bottleneck)" No, it aimed to solve the "out specs are bad and we need to iterate faster" problem. "a massive lie exposed by LLMs" No. LL
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by k__ 6mo ago
Writing good endings is hard. I liked Ra, but I liked Fine Structures more.
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by k__ 6mo ago
I liked piecing the story together in the SCP wiki. Later I read the first version of the book and it was okay, but the vibes were a bit lost. The new version of the book I didn't even finish.
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by k__ 6mo ago
Because there's only one reasonable implementation of AsciiDoc
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by k__ 6mo ago
Sadly this is not binary.
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by k__ 6mo ago
Maybe drones will make human soldiers unacceptable in the future.
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by k__ 6mo ago
"No one has ever made a purchasing decision based on how good your code is." Because to determine good code, you need to see it and I'd presume most open source code is free.
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by k__ 7mo ago
Half-OT: when does gambling become safe? I mean, insurance is basically basically betting that bad things happen to you.
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by k__ 7mo ago
Fair. I just have the feeling that it doesn't get the job done anymore. I hope we will see the rise of alternatives.
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by k__ 7mo ago
"coding is the prime use case for this where you can make money" Is it? I have the impression GenAI deteriorates the internet both from a content and tech perspective. Bots that waste your time because they don't work well
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by k__ 7mo ago
Doesn't this go against the credo of not building your own crypto?
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by k__ 7mo ago
Yes, I was surprised that my girlfriend found a job in a big company where she only has one office say a week.
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by k__ 7mo ago
As a German living in Germany, I had the impression most companies here are anti-WFH. It got better with COVID, but you still have to dig, to find something 100% remote.
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by k__ 7mo ago
In my experience, the pea-based products are pretty good. I'm a huge burger fan and stopped eating meat at home, thanks to this wave of vegan alternatives.
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by k__ 7mo ago
I heard, the middle of the context is often ignored. Do long context windows make much sense then or is this just a way of getting people to use more tokens?
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by k__ 7mo ago
Yes, the issues is that LLMs sometimes fill semantic gaps. When I write an article and I notice that there are steps missing for a conclusion then I do some research and fill them in. These gaps often only show up when drafting, so if the L
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by k__ 7mo ago
I'm consulting or otherwise feral for about 12 years. Didn't make me less clueless, I think...
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by k__ 7mo ago
I liked that model a lot, but it made me a bit sad too. All my life I was bad at being a loser, somehow I never really felt I fit in. I thought this was because of psychopathic tendencies or something. However, after reading this I realized
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by k__ 7mo ago
I offer my expertise in tech writing to review your AI articles and docs.
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by k__ 7mo ago
How do you prove the training data didn't contain the code? I'd assume an LLM trained on the original would also be contaminated.
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by k__ 7mo ago
It doesn't matter for the LLM writing the analysis. It does matter for the one who implements it. Finding an LLM that's good enough to do the rewrite while being able to prove it wasn't exposed to the original GPL code is pro

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