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9mo ago
Some specification exists as formal constraints. Ie: c code will or will not compile. However some specification only exists in natural language. IE: make this page optimized for a smartphone. The task of turning that vague direction into f
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9mo ago
My mental model is that ai coding tools are machines that can take a set of constraints and turn them into a piece of code. The better you get at having it give its self those constraints accurately, the higher level task you can focus on.
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10mo ago
I think this was the missing piece from the article. The simple behaviors enabled interest in a market, but at the end of the day, the original Roomba didn't work well. It's cool to romanticize the simple behaviors, but like they
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10mo ago
I messed around a bit and found it annoyingly rigid. In reality I would have already established clear communication and rapport with both the ic and the vp. When we setup our sprint goals we would have built in time to handle random reques
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10mo ago
Without commenting if parent is right or wrong. (I suspect it is correct) If its true, the market will soon reward it. Being able to competently write good code cheaper will be rewarded. People don't employ programmers because they car
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10mo ago
We humans use timestamps in conversations to reference a persons particular state of reference at a given point in time. Ie “remember on Tuesday how you said that you were going to make tacos for dinner”. Would an llm be able to reason abou
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11mo ago
and varies person to person especially based on their prompting skills
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11mo ago
The difference is how you relate to the job providing accommodations. If you know certain employers are more willing and able to provide accommodations then you can consciously weigh that piece of information when considering a job/car
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11mo ago
This is an important distinction. Indeed, many behaviors (ie attachment issues) that are maladaptive for an adult can be adaptive to a child and it is important to not change those without taking into account the environment a child is in.
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11mo ago
Well put. > A lot of modern, aspiring-middle-class and online culture Theres also a pernicious way of identifying with the struggle. Instead of I have trouble focusing in certain situations, so maybe I should find ways to spend my time (
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11mo ago
HN commenter logic: 'if I don't understand it, this is clearly wrong' 'If someone doesn't spend money irrationally like I spend money irrationally its bad' There is indeed a blind spot.
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1y ago
so many opportunities for shenanigans! 'watch this ad before we give you your boarding pass' 'no boarding pass for you until your group is called' 'ah ha! you have an iPhone 17 pro max instead of a $BUDGET_ANDROID,
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1y ago
Reading the posters cv and experience, I suspect they have a skill gap in theory of mind. ie, understanding how they are perceived. Sure, the economy is hard, and finding a job is difficult. Questions I have - What jobs are they applying fo
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1y ago
Agree 100% It's very hard to get a job right now, I don't doubt that. Also it's not very helpful in getting a job to look at macroeconomic trends: the relative change in the trends is much smaller than how you show up in the
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1y ago
Brenda also needs to put food on the table. If Brenda is 'careless' and messes up we can fire Brenda, because of this Brenda tries not to be carless (also other emotions). However I cannot deprive an AI model of pay because it mes
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1y ago
I use Render, spend remarkably little time doing devops. Its fantastic
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1y ago
Case in point: I have several technical manuals that look like books but have no ISBN numbers.
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1y ago
> My experience has been that if you take the time to explain what the current state is, what your desired state should be, and to give information on how you want the agent to proceed, I have a pet theory. 1. This skill requires a stron
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1y ago
What's the round trip latency on this? ask question -> response. Do you parse the question word by word and feed into llm or wait for the whole question before feeling into llm?
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1y ago
This is the right answer. Was this good/bad? Idk Room for improvement? Maybe? Clearer direction with the benefit of hindsight? Maybe. but the majority of the sentiment in the responses is coming from people not type rated in a 737.
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1y ago
Software engineers are the translators. We (as a metaphorical community are in denial). Read the 100s of comments on this post: either (AI code is wrong or this isn’t correct or it’s not effective or some other justification). At the end of
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1y ago
What these articles miss: 1) not all coding is the same. You might be working on a production system. I might need a proof of concept 2) not everyone's use of the coding agents is the same 3) developer time, especially good developer t
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1y ago
the ratio of {solve interesting problem} to {remember how to compile foo bar with update 23.12.21938 on a full moon} is so much better now
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1y ago
Letting an agent figure out how to compile old projects is magical. What used to be multiple days of slog is now “compile this, make changes and download tools as needed” with 10 mins of git review to make sure it didn’t do anything stupid.
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1y ago
I agree: Senior engineer: "you shouldn't have to use llm to do simple things" Their boss: "hey I need you to write this thing in Go for performance reasons" Senior engineer: "you shouldn't make me learn
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1y ago
"I don't know Claude did that" isn't a bad thing in and of itself... If someone is spending a bunch of time on code that Claude could have done and easily verified it was correct, they are going to move slower and produc
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1y ago
usually cynicism is a coping mechanism for underlying/subconscious pain... If you resolve that, then there is room for happier/positive thoughts to emerge. However, it's just like any other addiction (alcohol), it's not
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Great promise; sometimes need to reference docs to build context. I looked at the examples you posted and did a quick glance. For example '''init?(exactly: Float80)''' the tool converted it to '''
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This is a good move - we are moving towards a world where browsers are locked down and non mainstream browsers will be locked out of browsing the web (right now by anti-scraping measures but in the future by cryptographically based attest
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