nonethewiser

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by nonethewiser 25d ago
Workflows: - Human -> AI: OK - AI -> AI: OK - AI -> Human: Not OK (at least here) AI code reviews are the same as AI pull requests. Do you want that firehose? The suggestions might be good. But do you want to add a deluge of work i
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by nonethewiser 25d ago
>But when the model can shift underneath you, I think it will put pressure on Quality Assurance which is an evergreen task. As a parallel, drug manufacturers don't just test their molecule and manufacturing when they build it, they
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by nonethewiser 25d ago
Did you miss the part where I agreed AI should review PRs?
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by nonethewiser 25d ago
If you are talking about AI's opening PR's then maybe you have a point. But a person opening a PR should not be met with unvetted feedback. To be absolutely clear, AI should be used for PR review. It should be used many times. By
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by nonethewiser 25d ago
They shouldn't. I personally would never dump a claude code response into a PR body an ask someone to address it. I can't believe any developer would find this to be appropriate or fulfilling the duty of reviewing code. I think it
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by nonethewiser 25d ago
AI should be used for code review but not in CI. You should already have 2+ developers looking at most PRs. And these developers should absolutely use AI. The PR author should use AI. But what you should not do is pipe the AI output directl
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by nonethewiser 26d ago
Canada or Canadians?
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by nonethewiser 26d ago
Sure you can, its just difficult to the point of being infeasible
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by nonethewiser 27d ago
Its definitely consistent over the past several years.
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by nonethewiser 27d ago
Are you claiming NVIDIA manufactured the demand for AI?
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by nonethewiser 28d ago
How does renaming a lake infringe on Canada’s sovereignty?
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by nonethewiser 29d ago
Pointless? If you dont microregulate technology how can you regulate the consequences of regulating technology? The regulators need this.
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by nonethewiser 29d ago
It’s OK to age gate some services. Its not all a conspiracy to steal your data.
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by nonethewiser 29d ago
I noticed it as well but I don’t see a problem with it. I have spot-checked it at times and saw 5 to 8 of the top 10 posts about AI or directly adjacent. We are in an emergent, dynamic periodt. AI is revolutionary and will continue to get b
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by nonethewiser 29d ago
Its not simply population. A vast majority of the area of the US is not in a metro. You can say “well people need transportation , not land.” And that’s true. But what’s not necessarily true is that we want to cram more people into the citi
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>we bought the propaganda of freedom &Co and now we're all collectively stuck in this dumb system in which every household need to own two 2500kg hunks of steel and plastic to transport 70kg of meat 1% of the time and use public
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>air conditioned bubbles on wheels. You say it like its a bad thing. I get it if you live in a dense metro. A car is not worth it in NYC, SF, etc. Other than that it's pretty abnormal for people not to want a car. It's usually
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Someone does not have kids.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Sure just ping Tesla Connect. You dont even need to use the app or scan a QR code. It just reads your neuralink.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>If I could get around by bus, light rail, bike, and all of the wasted city space devoted to parking could be turned into more housing and amenities, that would be great. I guess it depends on where we're talking about. The majority
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
The paid product.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>like, wtf is 72 and 54 and mid 80s Exactly what their relation to 0 and 100 would imply. Middle, ~75 percentile, 80+ percentile.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>With the price of ram going up by 5x, I want to see our industry move in the opposite direction. Computers for regular people should go back to 4gb or even 2gb of ram, just to keep the prices sane. Sure. Right along with Intel Core 2 Du
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Right. All of your pictures will include identifying information. Same will happen for LLM generated text.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Yes.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Everyone knows its impossible to fold a smartphone in half more than 7 times.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>The Apple Vision Pro was a rare early entry into a field. It was not an early entry into the field. Many well established devices already existed. It was an uncharacteristic entrance into a niche . Which is exactly what foldable phones
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Contrary to popular belief, Apple did not kill the mini because iphone 13 mini sales were poor. And they were poor. Apple killed it because Mini 14s are illegal in Europe. There are tons in the US though.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
You all laugh but yeah your brain is going to directly interface with some small portable client hooked up to the internet. Will probably just be integrated with the microchip in your head.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
There is no doubt this is why Apple did this.

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