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8mo ago
Is there a way to volunteer for such investigations?
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I've got even weirder conversation with ChatGPT: Prompt: I need to get to BMW dealership today. It's located 30 meters from my house. Do I walk to take my bmw there? Reply: If it’s only 30 meters from your house, you definitely do
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There will be so much fun and revenge if this level of tooling is widely adopted by 1000x engineers. I ate some pop-corn while reading naive src/safety/leak_detector.rs If agents are reading - add at least minimal encryption detec
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It becomes a trend and I think it's just part of a PR campaign - AI so good and it's so close to AGI that: * The world is doomed. * I'm tired of success, stop this stream of 1M ARR startups popping up on my computer daily.
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We don't know the goals of this campaign in general - why bots are trying to contribute to open source en masse? Are they trying to influence OSS, get training data on collaboration or something else?
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Hard to tell if it's a sarcasm or not.
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Why not a single word about competition with other companies? Even before AI ElasticSearch got smashed by Amazon with their own product. Now with AI "translation", they don't even care about license.
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8mo ago
So much for human replacement. Map it to a workplace: - Hey Joe, why did you stop adding code diff to your review requests? - Most reviewers find it simpler. You can always run tcpdump on our shared drive to see what exactly was changed. -
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It's also age. According to CDC, mean age at first birth: 27.5. I wanted more kids but was hit with an auto-immune in my mid-30s, so the choice becomes no more kids or high risk of a disabled kid/fatal outcome for both of us. Mean
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AGI achieved (Advertisement Generating Intelligence).
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Too bad there's no map with such indicators, I'd definitely use it for my route planning, especially in unknown area. I usually know pretty well dangerous parts if I drive there frequently. In unknown roads/highways I can pr
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I have a related but deeper question about sun and colors: Sunlight in space is considered white. When it reaches earth surface, it's considered a warmer color. Why human eyes that never (during evolution) saw sunlight without the atmo
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The same reason it's polarized.
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It's already there - most CS students have second-hand experience with MS products.
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It's the end goal that matters in this context. Boss that counts LOC will be fired or will bankrupt the company/team. One of my friend who never lost a touch with coding in hist 30+ years career recently left FAANG and told me it&
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> wait six months from other sources: 6-12 months, by end of 2025, ChatGPT 7. It's a concern trolling and astroturfing at it best. One camp of fellow coders who are saying how their productivity grew 100x but we are all doomed, anot
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No, it copied some relevant parts of every framework code, shifting burden of design, maintenance, debugging and polishing all corner cases to your shoulders. Why wouldn't you clone frameworks code into your repository, removing parts
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There are two extremes and spectrum in between: * AI can replace knowledge workers - most of existing software engineers, managers of all levels will loose their job and have to re-qualify. * AI requires human in the loop. In the first scen
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Following this logic, why not move further left? Become a CTO, CEO or even a venture investor. "Here's $100K worth tokens, analyze market, review various proposals from Agents, invest tokens, maximize profit". You know why no
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What's the point of changing the license? It will be scrapped anyway. 'The only winning move is not to play' - stop contributing to OSS.
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> For novice workers in software engineering or any other industry, our study can be viewed as a small piece of evidence toward the value of intentional skill development with AI tools. TL;DR it's not AI that makes you dumb, it'
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I like how the last image based on "C'mon, Do something" with all the AI symbols, has hard to recognize body part shape, with Claude being right in the middle of it. Hank Green talked about it last year - https://w
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> Atrophy. I've already noticed that I am slowly starting to atrophy my ability to write code manually... > Largely due to all the little mostly syntactic details involved in programming, you can review code just fine even if you
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I tried vibe-coding few years back and switched to "manual" mode when I realized I don't fully understand the code. No, I did read each line of code and understood it, I understood the concepts and abstractions, but I didn&#x
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9 yo Honda and yes, lane keep assist feels more like ruts on a road - it will steer when closer to the lane, but not always, and won't align car with the lane .
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Ownership problems with pointer/references don't end with allocation. A codebase can use only std::make_unique() to allocate heap, and still pass around raw pointers to that memory (std::unique_ptr::get()). The real problem is dat
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What we get wrong about dopamine
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In 00s, Rational Rose UML was a mandatory course in my Uni undergrad program. At that time I had a chat with a small startup CEO who was sure that he'll fire all those pesky programmers who think they are "smart" because they
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Soft close toilet seat. For example "Bath Royale Slow Close Toilet Seat" is between $60 and $70. I stayed in AirBnB in 2021 with soft close seats and I don't know why, but for everyone in my family it felt like a luxury/
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It's a miracle that in a world where everything becomes a service, proprietary and cloud based, you can download a collective human knowledge (while some argue it's biased, not truth-based and consensus ran - yes, but I think it&#
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