kadhirvelm

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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Sounds like your opinion is jj is easier and faster? Would you say that’s true for new developer onboarding too?
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
I’ve had a lot of success using https://graphite.dev/ . Been pretty easy to pick up and slots right into our usual GitHub workflow. I end up using the vscode extension to manage it. Anyone have opinions how jujutsu compares?
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Reflections from Toxic Engineering Teams(resync-games.com)
5 points by kadhirvelm 1y ago|1 comments
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Some thoughts on the causes of toxic engineering teams I've been on and some potential fixes.
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Totally agree - I'd bet there will be a bigger emphasis on functional testing to prevent degradation of previously added features. And I'd bet the scope of tests we'll need to write will also go up. For example, I'd bet
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Interesting, I'd hypothesize something slightly different, that we'll see a much more efficient language come out. Something humans don't need to read that can then get compiled to machine code super efficiently. Basically op
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Wrote more thoughts here: https://resync-games.com/blog/engineering/llms-as-compiler
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LLMs as Compilers(resync-games.com)
35 points by kadhirvelm 1y ago|55 comments
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
I don’t doubt LLMs will become better assistants over time, as you said every few weeks. I more mean if LLMs will cross the assistant to compiler chasm where we don’t have to think about the code anymore and can focus on just the features
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
I wonder if this is as good as LLMs can get, or if this is a transition period between LLM as an assistant, and LLM as a compiler. Where in the latter world we don’t need to care about the code because we just care about the features. We le
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by kadhirvelm 1y ago
Wow so cool, I feel like if I had a light near by desk that turned on every time a friend was on discord voice, I'd be so much more likely to hop in for a few minutes over getting an notification. Something about the physical affordanc
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The Monorepo Culture(resync-games.com)
2 points by kadhirvelm 1y ago|0 comments
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Patient-derived micro-organospheres enables rapid drug testing(twitter.com)
1 points by kadhirvelm 4y ago|0 comments
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by kadhirvelm 6y ago
Great read, I think understanding what drives this hustle culture, especially in Silicon Valley is probably a good starting point. I’d posit it’s entirely driven by viewing money as a measure, it’s your score in the game of life. At least f