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8mo ago
Yeah it's pretty shit compared to Opus
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There's important stuff to review, 10-20% (eg overall architecture, use of existing utilities/patterns), and there's the specifics of the client code. My reviews pick out the first and gloss over the latter. They take a few m
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8mo ago
Programming is dead. In the last 4 days I've done 2 months of work. The future is finally here. Bad times to be a programmer. Start learning business.
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Latest opus and antigravity. Did an insane amount of complex refactoring on a 500k ish line codebase. I saw programming die today. I will never significantly code by hand again and probably won't be hired in 5 years.
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8mo ago
The problem is never building, it's maintenance. SaaS isn't going anywhere.
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8mo ago
No it's just Musk's Big Idea for spacex to hype it before IPO. It's their version of FSD, robots etc. You've got to hand it to him, he is a bullshitter par excellence.
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That it will trigger this: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35846598/ I know a lot of people here like to believe Western science knows everything, but fortunately there's still a lot left to discover.
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8mo ago
Lol. You'll want to learn what an electromagnetic field is. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31249516/ Welcome.
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8mo ago
8limbs.com. Gregor Maehle has written some excellent books and has some good on-demand courses. Also the free lessons on aypsite.org
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Proper hatha yoga (not the modern hijacked nonsense) is literally a predictive method to experience deeper aspects of oneself, one part of which is a greater sensitivity to energy movements and corresponding fields. There is already western
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It'll blow their minds when they start researching chi kung and realise it's possible to draw in more energy by breathing and move it round the body. It's also possible to feel some kind of field around the body. Auras and ch
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It should be obvious to even the most dim-witted idiot with a PhD in statistics and AI
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9mo ago
Depends if I'm now broke from blowing it all on crack and hookers.
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9mo ago
It's amazing this still needs to be said, especially here
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Meth: We're on It
(ft.com)
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9mo ago
That's a great prompt!
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9mo ago
Terraform, ansible, countless others. No community=no enterprise version, no awareness
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9mo ago
It is until it's not. That's the problem. The AI gets tripped up at some point, starts frigging tests instead of actually fixing bugs, starts looping then after several hours says it's not possible. If you're lucky. Then
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9mo ago
The weekly thread on AI coding. I've been trying Google antigravity. Despite VS code being total dogshit compared to Intellij I'm pretty sure I won't be renewing any more (after 15 years, sorry jetbrains).
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Except speed and "translate the following to klingon", etc
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9mo ago
And if you ask why it's accurate it'll spaff out another list of pretty convincing answers.
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Not at all. Trump applies any leverage he can. "Nice US cloud you've got there... would be a shame if anything happened to it..."
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9mo ago
> Do you think it is maybe remotely possible, that Amazons lawyers and architects understand this a little bit better than you do? Or they just want to make lots of money
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9mo ago
What's jquery? I only use dynamic drive for my DHTML
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> The Conflict: If your content doesn't build an asset, it's just an expense. You are a hamster on a wheel. > The Truth: Content is a "Digital Real Estate." Every piece of content should either lower your CAC (Cust
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9mo ago
Anyone with half a brain can see it could be a good idea. Everything else is online, why shouldn't ID be? Better to send a validated token to companies doing KYC than actual PII. And that's before you get into the illegal immigrat
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A useless government lacking any sort of leadership. At a stroke this would destroy illegal immigration if it was mandatory and tied to receiving benefits.
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Lol and that was enough for you? You really think they can test every single prompt before release to see if it regurgitates stuff? Did this exec work in sales too :-D
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The ancient aliens line of thinking is: Is it possible that Adam and Eve were aliens? If so, then that means [blah blah blah as if this is now an accepted fact] No wonder your fam has no critical thinking
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Unless you're a masochist you should prototype your idea and see what people want instead of building it first. Why add new features instead of trying to gain traction?
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