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by kledru 3y ago
it is only logical that maggots take over at some point
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by kledru 3y ago
we do have a word -- "negentropy". Physicists also sometimes find it easier to talk about "negentropy" instead of entropy.
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by kledru 3y ago
regular 1-1 meetings may be necessary for those who need close supervision (juniors, newcomers) or for those who need "a form of organizational liturgy, offering them a rhythm and structure to their working lives". They can also b
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by kledru 3y ago
Nothing new here, but from all these years of experience, the only practical applications for crypto that I've encountered have been attempts to extort money from me, to defraud me, or to simply speculate. Future of money?
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by kledru 3y ago
it will be difficult because the people with potential to become 10x developers are too busy trying to stay up to date with advances in LLM technology.
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by kledru 3y ago
Well, it was interesting, but I think the AI judge fell for the same fallacy as the debating AI. Although the underlying model is impressive, it does not have a real grasp of the laws of the physical world. However, the model does a good jo
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by kledru 4y ago
The author clearly possesses intelligence, which instills in him a confidence similar to that of ChatGPT when it comes to dismissing a tool that, for some reason, he has not yet learned to utilize effectively.
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by kledru 4y ago
The self-confidence of people who dismiss it after having tried it once is impressive. Having said that, I do not think it is the end of programmers, only some of them.
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by kledru 4y ago
And LLMs mirror that reality...
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by kledru 4y ago
You may skip writing tests when building a prototype or experimenting with new ideas. Otherwise always write tests. I think it really is that easy.
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by kledru 4y ago
This seems mostly right. But ChatGPT also can make it a lot easier to learn if one wants to learn. But I think that you need to be able to critically evaluate it's output for that. And to formulate your ideas on some level. If one neve
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by kledru 4y ago
I think some regulations should exist, and some already do. I'm not the right person to comment on U.S. regulations, but consider for example usage of bots in healthcare. U.S. already has regulations like Health Insurance Portability a
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by kledru 4y ago
you should split your team to three subteams for more efficient communication and replace the cto with a chatbot
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by kledru 4y ago
well, the soulless articles really aren't the use-case I'm interested in and the release of chatGPT already changed the way I work as software engineer. So, not all scam. I hope to have a tool like this still at hand in the future
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by kledru 4y ago
It has been a very good tool for me and it does threaten the internet with new piles of generated garbage. I've never had a tool as helpful for learning to use other (mostly software) tools. Building new ones to some extent. Other tool
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by kledru 4y ago
Ups and downs are normal. But I suspect there might be general apathy in society ("long covid" kind). Maybe that's only my country. I'm over 40 and most of the younger software engineers I work with do not seem enthusias
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by kledru 4y ago
While images might last longer than some other files in terms of compatibility, the most durable and flexible format is still plain text. So if what you want is to preserve your ideas, try writing.
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by kledru 4y ago
If we are to produce vastly more energy, much more heat waste will need to leave Earth. Will be a problem.
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by kledru 5y ago
The study is actually titled "Unrecognized threat to global soil carbon by a widespread invasive species". So perhaps they aren't part of the equilibrium on some continents. The title of the news item is silly though as if su