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by mewpmewp2 25d ago
I thought it was more about its writing style and handling cases where it makes a mistake. The button and the simple prompts were just to make it accessible for everyone.
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by mewpmewp2 2mo ago
The 1/60 to 1/100 difference could be explained by just one small confounder that is impossible to cover for. Therefore in my opinion making any conclusions based on this study wouldn't be fruitful at all.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
What size company are you talking about?
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
What Russia has done in the past is take people who want to hold onto their old national identity and send them to labor camps far away where most will die, and migrate Russians to the areas so as generations go by Ukrainian identity would
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I mean I guess I disagree with the fact that it has any truth about being a "special military operation", when it is really an invasion where a country is trying to gain territory using ground forces etc. It's an invasion and
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I mean Russia definitely keeps losing very many soldiers every day, I don't think that is comparable at all. It's completely different from US vs Iran.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Like you said. It is a product for people who are not technical and don't code. A product that you would have to use git for, wouldn't be used by the 90 percent in the first place. And there are such products. There is a reason Wo
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
That could as well just be a complete new product then, right? It would definitely be a breaking change and unmigratable.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Considering the importance of the subject, it still seems important to bring this out, especially if there's conclusions that if you have irregular sleep you are significantly increasing your odds of dying earlier. I think intuitively
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
What I wonder is even if they did the perfect adjustments, what would have been driver for different sleep regularity. E.g. considering some common causes like work stress - if they did the causation and compared people who did the same typ
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
What should I be afraid about? The code I output with AI is now better than what I did previously so I have equalized with anyone who had better code pre-AI.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
My code is/was worse than AI's, but at least I get paid, so what do I care about the bad news you have.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
It would be good to have specific situations here I guess, otherwise it's quite abstract, and I'm not sure what to make of it. As to your post, I think rather than writing it's the act of pressuring yourself to figure the thi
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Yes, it gets better, but not because of writing, it gets better because of building, playing it out and observing the results. The trial and error. It wouldn't matter whether I built via voice to command AI or wrote the code myself. E.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
That is a joke, right? E.g. as in there was no writing therefore no evidence of people having had thoughts?
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
If writing is a natural tech you unlock on an already exponential curve it would always correlate with progress. And so many thousands of other tech.
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I specifically liked math and physics because these were something I didn't have to memorize or repeat constantly. While other subjects felt forced rote memorization. Same with code though. Writing things down feels like a chore mostly
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I think writing is summarizing your thoughts outside of thinking. Thinking happens at least for me before I write. I know what I want to do before I write, and writing is just one medium to get it out there. If there was a faster way, to ge
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
My best thinking is when I am going for very long runs, when I write down the thought, my brain stops thinking about it, considers it done and moves on. When writing, thoughts become forced and linear in my view as opposed to floating in a
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
A lot of the time it's not software developers who define it and it's about the budget. Usually it's the product decision. E.g. an agency who has constant recurring experience with it might indicate that supporting N% browser
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I feel like I've seen people frequently doing the mistake of keeping way too many things in state that could and should be computed, but instead they would useEffect to read to dependencies change to update the state. And frequent useE
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Alternatively getting the last piece of 1% could mean 99% of the effort. Would you consider it fruitful to chase 100%?
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
There's likely always a line somewhere where effort becomes way out of proportion compared to getting that last mile effort. Arguably, if you only have a website, that won't work for anyone without access to the Internet. So then
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
How could switching out a stateful service be easier than stateless?
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Ironically the fastcompany page hosting the article that should only be read only paragraphs of text and a simple navigation seems to do 300+ requests, with 29.4mb of resources. I mean honestly the numbers and issues talked about there seem
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
I swear I see far worse from humans for working businesses, and in much worse ways than just duplication of code. At least AI tends to be smarter about React intricacies even if it does create huge files. For my personal projects however I
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
Having worked at a company with thousands of microservices, I feel like most of it is just a bunch of boilerplate riddled with tons of ridiculous business logic, security and otherwise bugs. It seems like people were historically more conce
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
The issue is that you can't trust that every word of the message was intentional due to how much Claude will usually add various levels of nonsense, some more obvious some less to your voice or requests. Considering how much Claude alt
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
But even if this gets detected, they could have other less detectable processes going on as well, right. It is going to be this cat and mouse game right, so at some point you want to throw as much out as quickly as possible when you are und
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by mewpmewp2 3mo ago
There is laziness, but there's also the conditions in which you have to react fast to an adversial in various conditions. Ultimately it's hard to take any stance here without knowing specifics. But it absolutely could be a matter

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