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by pylua 3y ago
It feels like companies are pushing for fungibility with developers , which is not possible given the current situation with many different methodologies and toolsets. It also feels like business schools do not teach people how to manage te
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by pylua 3y ago
I have used the term demo driven development before but in a different context. It is when clients can’t articulate the business requirements without seeing and using the software. New and different requirements arise after using the softwa
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by pylua 3y ago
I agree with this, but there is another default combination that is escape , right? I realized that esc was difficult in vim when I was forced to change due to the original MacBook Pro Touch Bar.
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by pylua 3y ago
This, and it will only get more realistic. For instance, when people generate artifacts of their fantasies in virtual reality using ai.
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by pylua 3y ago
I like using the const keyword, and believe it serves a real purpose with readability. I feel like most things are read access by default which is why it seems cluttered. I believe rust gets immutable by default correct .
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by pylua 3y ago
It’s not a fair situation to anyone — honestly it is a sad scenario. To be clear a special assessment does not imply that a higher wealth person pays a higher percentage of their wealth. I am not advocating for that. It should be pointed ou
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by pylua 3y ago
I’m not sure if it encourages saving but I can’t think of another way to tackle the debt that is more fair to people starting out and that incentivizes people to participate in the economy.
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by pylua 3y ago
It probably is currently. But it’s also a bad idea to entertain the alternative which is generational wealth is the only substantial wealth that is attainable.
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by pylua 3y ago
It’s not about current millionaires it’s about people who, due to higher taxes, may never be able to accumulate that level of wealth due to starting with little before the taxes are changed.
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by pylua 3y ago
Right, my comment was addressing fairness outside of the greater context of current laws, which while slow t change can change .
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by pylua 3y ago
That’s more than cooking the economy , that is literally killing the American dream. The only way to have wealth is to make it before taxes were set. A more fair approach would be a special assessment on net worth.
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by pylua 3y ago
"Authors may object that the outputs of generative AI systems will harm the value of their works." I do not see this addressed adequately anywhere in the article. Granted, it is addressed, but not in detail or with any solution th
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by pylua 3y ago
But are you more likely to collude or perpuate a fraud with someone you are dating or close with ? Theranos is another fraud that, while a different situation, included dating between two high ranking members of the company . That could ind
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by pylua 3y ago
I don’t think it is a tautology , but I can imagine a cve scanner picking up older code with log4j where newer code may avoid that library altogether, just as an example. Since there is more older code than newer code would the llm be suspe
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by pylua 3y ago
I wonder if llm are biased towards older, more insecure implementations because there is a higher volume of old code vs new code. Same thing with the data it is trained on — not all code requires all levels of refinement. Most of the data i
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Ask HN: How much of a threat is device fingerprint spoofing?
1 points by pylua 3y ago|0 comments
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by pylua 3y ago
There are very few rules and regulations that enforce or promote an employers ability to invest in their worker. The rules and regulations that do exist are pathetic, starting with the laughable minimum wage. Not to mention other rules are
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by pylua 3y ago
Usually it is just rubber stamping the results of a tool like black duck, Vera code , or any scanner and the ongoing maintenance around that. Not to mention how you configure the open source also affects if you could be vulnerable to a cve.
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by pylua 3y ago
I have to say, I love chat gpt. I use it primarily to learn new frame works and to understand apis I have never worked with before. I also use it to help decipher error messages that I can’t find any help on. You can ask it very direct ques
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by pylua 3y ago
1) what if it makes a mistake, and you get audited ? Could this be construed as negligent ?
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by pylua 3y ago
Stubbing out endpoints is not usually a task that takes a long time and usually the code is auto generated from a mechanism like openapi. I could see it generating out an openapi file but there are already so many templates out there to sta
532.
by pylua 3y ago
Having a bunch of different one off templates sounds like much more of a maintenance problem over a long enough period. Would be better to ask ai to generate the templating library.
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by pylua 3y ago
At least in java there are open source libraries that do this that are pretty standard. For instance, Mapstruct. It, for the most part is already automagic. Doing it for a mapping feels like a deficiency in the code unless chatgpt is puttin
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by pylua 3y ago
One thing I am confused about is using ai for boiler plate code . Shouldn’t that be a macro or code generated, or even an aspect ? Having large snippets of ai generated code outside of a macro or code generation tool does not make any sense
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by pylua 3y ago
This looks like what bpmn and other business process rules notation really set out to be originally, but never achieved.
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by pylua 3y ago
In many companies I expect at least a security review of the open source before developers can use it. This can have a lot of red tape.
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by pylua 3y ago
For me, it is not the hours, but the context switch between work, side project, and family that is difficult .
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by pylua 3y ago
I actually was also inspired by it. The reality is you can take months to plan it , have it be really expensive to try to get 100% accurate, but that may not be the most efficient way. It may be better from a trade off perspective to take t
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by pylua 3y ago
The article talks about innovation and says that it has not increased fast enough to offset the rules. I wonder if it has been considered that increasing innovation may increase the number of regulations. Specifically around safety.
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by pylua 3y ago
I am questioning how anyone can decision anything based off any data regarding this topic accurately , including governments or courts. Seems like it is all good faith but no way to validate the results.

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