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by kledru 1y ago
so every time AI disappoints media "reaches out to Gary Marcus"....
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by kledru 1y ago
ok, I do not want AI in every product either, but the slight trouble I have with some otherwise thoughtful anti-AI takes is that they are increasingly out of touch with what is possible today (or what is the standard practice today). (Regar
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by kledru 2y ago
Because it’s accessible, useful, and interesting. MCP showed up at the right time, in the right form—it was easy for developers to adopt and actually helped solve real problems. Now, a lot of people know they want something like this in the
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by kledru 2y ago
You see, I'm afraid we might need to smuggle information to US the same way very soon.
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by kledru 2y ago
(3) Cursor does not do the coding, it delegates that task to whatever model you have picked. In more recent versions, it does pick the model automatically, which is not necessarily what I would prefer. Some of the models it delegates to may
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by kledru 2y ago
the trouble with this one is that only observes one day workshop settings
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by kledru 2y ago
two years ago annoy library from spotify was good enough for small RAG, stored everything in single file...
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by kledru 2y ago
Many people in specialist roles are not motivated by management attention to their work and prefer minimal involvement unless it's to remove obstacles or provide resources. Intrinsic motivation does not care if boss cares about the wor
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by kledru 2y ago
Hey, I am not trying to convert you. You might not be the target audience of the post, but I recognized our situation. We have some old, intertwined, outdated, messy distributed complex systems to take care of. Big Balls of Mud. Big Massiv
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by kledru 2y ago
I have some 20-year-old codebases, so I do know what massive problems are. In such codebases AI assistants have finally made it possible to solve problems nobody had time to solve for decades and Claude Code seems to be best fit for that wo
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by kledru 2y ago
github copilot is a bit outdated technology to be fair...
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by kledru 2y ago
so Musk potentially has kompromat on everyone?
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by kledru 2y ago
i think many understand the scheme, but think they are clever enough to profit from the scheme or see it as acceptable way of gambling
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by kledru 2y ago
well, projects are a party trick too
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by kledru 2y ago
Sabotage tactics is the modus operandi of Russian foreing intelligence so it does not make much sense to talk about this being a retaliation. Much like election interference and the incitement of conflicts in other countries, these actions
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by kledru 2y ago
If only we could enjoy the world without resource-intensive simultations of worlds. I try to stick with Civ 1 if I really need to take a break from the real world.
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by kledru 2y ago
Systems do indeed go through waves of clean and messy states, and teams may jump from green project to green project. The problem often starts with viewing software as just a project with a clear beginning and end. In reality, long-living s
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by kledru 2y ago
Software architecture is about strategic decision-making for complex systems. It’s not about abstract theorizing; rather, knowing and discussing a toolbox of patterns helps in evaluating trade-offs for specific situations
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by kledru 2y ago
one reason engineers are frustrated with daily rituals is this assumption that they are aimless creatures who need constant instructions from rational beings (product managers and such)
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by kledru 2y ago
I must say you are the first one convincing me the other side of the coin does exist.
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by kledru 2y ago
My personal experience suggests that * we are not developing features faster, but we have time for asking questions we had no time to ask before. More ambitious architectures and designs. * we are fixing bugs faster and we are producing les
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by kledru 3y ago
When it comes to JIRA, I agree, but I find Conflunce to be pretty good tool. Unfortunately, most of the people using it are not very good at writing documents or organizing knowledge in general :)
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by kledru 3y ago
It also won in places where it should not have won, as managers copy the practices across geographical locations. So, there are people who have chosen to live in the walking distance of office premises and never prepared for being forced to
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by kledru 3y ago
until one day it is
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by kledru 3y ago
how should a country under existential threat defend itself if military training of male population hurts someone's feelings?
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by kledru 3y ago
"NORSAR have detected a probable explosion along the Finnish coast of the Baltic Sea at 01:20 (local time in Finland) on 8th October 2023. /.../ The local magnitude of the event has been estimated at 1.0, which is much lower
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by kledru 3y ago
Niinistö, president of Finland: "The damage to the underwater infrastructure has been taken seriously and its causes have been investigated since Sunday. The state administration has been closely informed about the situation. It is lik
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by kledru 3y ago
"In addition, there is damage to the communication cable between the countries." (same source)
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How the Baltic states became the hub of crypto money laundering and fraud(vsquare.org)
169 points by kledru 3y ago|162 comments
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by kledru 3y ago
Of course, NSA = Nakamoto Satoshi agency

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