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by lijok 9mo ago
Does Kessler syndrome also mean ICBMs become nonviable?
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by lijok 9mo ago
> to the surprise of absolutely no-one with even the most basic grasp of how economies function So roughly 98% of the population was surprised?
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by lijok 9mo ago
I’m not sold that config is a complex enough domain to necessitate another language. What problems is CUE solving when compared to python and why are those problems substantial enough to make it worth learning a new language?
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by lijok 9mo ago
Why is that a problem?
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by lijok 9mo ago
Why not Python?
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by lijok 9mo ago
Like Python?
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by lijok 9mo ago
I guess by "compatible" you mean the data plane. There are choices that speak the S3 data plane API (GetObject, ListBucket, etc). There are no alternatives that support most of the AWS S3 functionality such as replication, event n
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by lijok 9mo ago
Here’s a good exercise; Search through github for commits authored by .edu, .ac.uk etc emails and spend a few days understanding what they’ve been building the past few years. Once you’ve picked your jaw off the floor, take another 10 minut
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by lijok 9mo ago
Can GitHub change their API response rate? Can they increase it? If they do, they’ll break my code ‘cause it expects to receive responses at least after 1200ms. Any faster than that and I get race conditions. I selected the 1200ms number by
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by lijok 9mo ago
Not surprising. Take any conference and look at the schedule of some CEO or other “socialite” attending said conference. They’re not in the building, they’re running around town attending meetings. At JPMHC everyone is a “socialite”
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by lijok 9mo ago
At no point in history has humanity ever cut back on spending after some constraint got alleviated. Exact opposite, we always ramp spending up to chase new possibilities. If A.I maximalism gospel was true we would see companies raising absu
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by lijok 9mo ago
> when AI shows itself responsible for a new category of life-saving technique, like a cure for cancer or Alzheimer's, then I'd have to reconsider. We’re way past that
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by lijok 9mo ago
How could it possibly be a skill issue? Have you tried in earnest to use opus4.5 for the problem you’re trying to solve? Not enough training data couldn’t be the problem - Bazel is not an esoteric domain. Unless you’re trying to do somethin
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by lijok 9mo ago
Not what I’m asking. But idk, do you have stats? I wouldn’t say _lost_ as a ding against, _ruined_ or _negatively impacted_ is sufficiently a problem
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by lijok 9mo ago
To change my mind I’ll be satisfied with a thorough description of the domain and ideally a theory on why it does poorly in that domain. But we’re not talking LLMs here, we’re talking opus4.5 specifically.
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by lijok 9mo ago
How many lives would AI have to save for you to say the energy cost is worth it?
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by lijok 9mo ago
And they’re right every single time. It’s only getting crazier and crazier. Look around. Pay attention.
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by lijok 9mo ago
> You see a lot of accomplished, prominent developers claiming they are more productive without it. Demonstrably impossible if you’re actually properly trying to use them in non-esoteric domains. I challenge anyone to very honestly showc
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by lijok 9mo ago
No
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by lijok 9mo ago
No, but if they could, they would. That’s what’s being debated here. Whether people would, not should.
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by lijok 9mo ago
Right and I assume we will have BO police at the gates to these trains? People love their cars not because they’re enthusiasts
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by lijok 9mo ago
But I just want to backup my important files to the cloud
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by lijok 9mo ago
People love their cars, what are you talking about
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by lijok 9mo ago
Oh how far eastdakota has fallen. What is it with billionaires losing their damn mind the wealthier they become?
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by lijok 10mo ago
Then don’t use AWS keys
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by lijok 10mo ago
In the python projects in question, unlike with the Ghostty project, there isn't an "issue triage" discussion category that maintainers look at. They have just discussions, and everything is treated as such. So when you raise
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by lijok 10mo ago
To be clear, I am not telling Mitchell how to run his project. I am providing info on how a change like this can be perceived from the other side. Do with the information what you will.
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by lijok 10mo ago
A couple of big projects in the python space use this approach. Pisses me off as a power user. I find what are clearly bugs all the time, and am forced through a funnel that places the burden on me. Stinks of arrogance to think your project
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by lijok 10mo ago
Can confirm. Went through all of these in sequence. Except for Remote Coding denial. None of our engineers actually hit that when Linear released their Agents implementation. We just offloaded simpler tickets to Copilot. We're just now
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by lijok 10mo ago
You're one of the dudes online - never forget that. Examining something != believing it, it's step 2 in the scientific method, with which I advise you get familiar with before invoking it as much as you have in this thread. If all

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