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by rvz 4mo ago
RIP. Bede Liu - DSP Pioneer.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Quite mixed on this one given that the author has experience with Rust before coding agents and this is just his toy project. There is going to be a time where these vibe coded projects have silent bugs, vulnerabilities or unnecessary per
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by rvz 4mo ago
Or maybe most of the "we" here do not care to do it. (Because they pay your bills)
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by rvz 4mo ago
I guess we are going to get even more of this. Where models and tools start producing nonsensical results and no-one understands why it appends and we must read articles like this that catch it.
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by rvz 4mo ago
When the majority of people here believe that it never crashes. Think when there was a bank run at SVB in 2023 and everyone here was caught with their pants down, begging to the government to rescue them. For a market crash to happen, it
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by rvz 4mo ago
> The problem is they do good enogub work or don't care about the quality when they should push back. With that sort of carelessness in the quality of your sentence, I probably would not hire you. Seniors and above lead by example.
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by rvz 4mo ago
You are not going far enough given that the world is changing faster than you can hire seniors. So why wait? Why not go further by spinning up hundreds of Claude agents without the need to hire any engineers? You just manage them. Or even a
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by rvz 4mo ago
Glad we were never "juniors" either, nor would we ever hire them. Here is the reason: We just layoff the expensive engineers and offshore all our work to very cheap remote staff engineers (at least 2 in Mumbai), give them the Clau
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by rvz 4mo ago
> In early 2025 I predicted that AI will create many, many more programmers, and that new programming jobs would look different. Turns out that as admitted, the opposite was true and was predictable. Such that, in late 2024 [0], I predic
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by rvz 4mo ago
Time to buy.
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by rvz 4mo ago
> The software world is very close to building a super intelligent senior software developer. Companies like this will ask all the best things a software engineer does automatically. Now claude will add it into the coding agents itself.
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Mac Malware found spreading through sponsored ad on X(9to5mac.com)
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by rvz 4mo ago
This is the Micron top signal.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Another reason to use open source coding agents and local language models. Claude Code is neither and it is literally info stealing malware.
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by rvz 4mo ago
This is 100% AI slop.
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by rvz 4mo ago
There are none.
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by rvz 4mo ago
This company (Microsoft) has no idea on what they are doing.
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by rvz 4mo ago
We are still talking about a narrative that never arrived. "AGI" is meaningless.
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by rvz 4mo ago
The truth is as long as there is competition, having morals does not exist in the tech/crypto/ai industries given the goal is to make money. That’s it. Only after the participant has completed their grift or extraction operation t
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by rvz 4mo ago
Your worst enemy has just made a great point.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Both of you are correct. This is bailout attempt #2.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Maybe they should not have joined the company in the first place if they had "morals" or "principles". Yet they still joined in 2017 even after knowing that slogan was removed anyway. Company mottos, principles, slogans
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by rvz 4mo ago
> It's hard to not view the organization as bizarrely adversarial to its customers. I was incredibly supportive of Anthropic during the supply chain debacle, as I viewed it as the capricious actions of a corrupt admin. But now I am
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by rvz 4mo ago
They also announced a promotional offer in here: [0] > For a limited time, you can use our newest model—Claude Fable 5—at no extra cost as part of your subscription plan. > During the promotional period, you can use up to 50% of your
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by rvz 4mo ago
It is most certainly written with AI. Where are the references? The only thing you really need to rely on at this point is, if someone who has actually contributed to the Linux kernel scheduler can verify all of this. If not, then you can&#
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by rvz 4mo ago
Now that's what I call a scam.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Your purchase has been literally deleted.
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by rvz 4mo ago
> No one buys Apple Silicon laptops to run Linux because they can barely run Linux. Almost no-one bought Intel Macs for dual-booting Linux either (Unless you are Linus Torvalds and a tiny amount of people who use Linux on Intel Macs). &g
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by rvz 4mo ago
Now it's time to move on.
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by rvz 4mo ago
I predict that building an iOS app for HN will be so common, that it will become a standard AI benchmark.

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