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by keyle 4mo ago
This post is straight up AI writing. Which shows really poor judgement... The problem isn't laziness — it's abdication. Wow. Whoever even posts these on HN should take a look in the mirror. Are you trolling?
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by keyle 4mo ago
Yeah it's rather odd, also jumps like this in ADA makes you wonder https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ada/
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by keyle 4mo ago
I know of this notations but I don't see many people using [static n]. Not sure why, maybe it doesn't feel like C anymore, maybe it feels hacky? typically if you're passed an array you'd want to get more anyway, so you&#
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by keyle 4mo ago
I don't use AI to write like I wouldn't use AI to think. I absolutely hate it as a reader. I'm interested in your opinion, your writing is your <proof of work>.
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by keyle 4mo ago
I would too suffer from fatigue from getting a wall of text every day where the effort to produce it might have been a coffee run, and I'd have to sift through it as it claims to end the world as we know it. This is more than grind...
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by keyle 4mo ago
It's called Stockholm syndrome...
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by keyle 4mo ago
The main issue I have is by the time I got my brick delivered from Amazon about SwiftUI 3rd edition, the 4th edition was out. It's a door stopper now. They're also incredibly useless. If I get a digital book, I can search it, high
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by keyle 4mo ago
It's also relative to the employment numbers. Companies are shrinking body counts, so you have less buyers of programming books.
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by keyle 4mo ago
No, Teams classics was a much better product. This is javascript slop all over. From unresolved updates to inconsistent state across the screens, it's insanely bad.
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by keyle 4mo ago
"Beta" in their world appears to be yolo-commit and mic drop. The amount of brokenness in Teams never stops to astonish. It's that bad I think it's a psyop to nudge people back to the office.
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by keyle 5mo ago
It's the natural flow of tech conversations. Like a splash, it follows with ripples, the sine wave of for-comments and against-comments, and eventually comes to an equilibrium.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Wrote PHP for years. I miss it. Sure it's full of wtfs and as consistent at French on a good day. But as a business language, it's as twisted as the business needs its code to be, I found it to be a great match. And there is liter
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by keyle 5mo ago
Your Copilot free offering isn't the Copilot they're using within the company for coding assistant. It's confusing I know.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Oh my god this is the best name to the application. You win the weekend.
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by keyle 5mo ago
I thought it was to burn the planet so as long as one island remains untouched.
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by keyle 5mo ago
The title is somewhat bait. It reads like MSFT is using less AI, while in fact it's just a force swap to Copilot. Arguably, Copilot is GPT 5? Not sure what the CLI offers behind the covers.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Yeah. Meta on the other hand. Ouch.
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by keyle 5mo ago
It's historically called: selling buckets and shovels during a gold rush. The only way to get consistently rich in any bubble economy.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Those people don't review.
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by keyle 5mo ago
If it could import and export postman collections and env, you'd have a customer for life!
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by keyle 5mo ago
Someone posted vague screenshots overnight of a bug in exit I think. Waiting on the write up. Edit: ref: https://xcancel.com/ortegaalfredo/status/2057109561702580311
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by keyle 5mo ago
I think you meant marketing*
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by keyle 5mo ago
Never underestimate the power of procastination disguised as productivity!
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by keyle 5mo ago
Wow there goes 45' replaying Dune 2! Thanks.
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by keyle 5mo ago
I think you're on point, and you've explained it very well. As we're becoming hyper specialised, they become an invaluable tool to merge the horizon in, so to speak.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Yeah, npm, all the yaml state machines, & now MCP Gemini --yolo entered the chat. If you think C is the problem, you'll come to the eventual conclusion that humans are the problems, and greed. Don't hate the player, hate the g
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by keyle 5mo ago
When talking UB, putting C and C++ in the same basket is basically like comparing drunk driving a car and riding a bicycle sober... Both means of transport, very different experience.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Computers used to be cool; now they're dangerous. Every company keep harping on about safety and being exposed (being in the news): so the narrative against 'unsafe' is up the wazoo. The new world is basically a bunch of city
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by keyle 5mo ago
Is it like metadata in mp3? If I take a screenshot of an AI image, will that then be seen as an AI image? Is that 'hidden in the image' or as metadata?
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by keyle 5mo ago
AI in the 1950s Robots will do your chores so you can focus on your work AI in 2026 Robots will take your work so you can focus on your chores

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