s_ting765

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by s_ting765 1y ago
Integration tests make unit tests absolutely redundant.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Can confirm META's bots aggressively scraping some of my internet-facing services have but they do respect robots.txt.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
A CI is really just a "serverless" application.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I find it funny that almost every talking point made about AI is done in future tense. Most of the time without any presentation of evidence supporting those predictions.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Stablecoins !== USD. Also USD's circulation in US markets has nothing to do with maintaining reserve currency status.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
> If the dollar goes down it takes the entire world with it. This has happened before. GFC 2008 comes to mind.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I have a HP BIOS that doesn't go into setup mode (required to enroll certs) so I have no choice but to deal with the MS shim.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
That adaline.ai link is not just a marketing page. If you had scrolled further down this would be immediately clear to you. And even if it was a purely marketing page, it would have missed the mark by a long shot. My idealism of what a good
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I disagree. It's badass, revolutionary even, to communicate with simple html, javascript and css in 2025!
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Open the network tab on F12. Or for giggles try accessing that UI from mobile.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Take this website for example. https://www.adaline.ai/ Some vibe coder saw nothing wrong with this. This is the future of the web.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Talk is cheap. Give your LLM/agent your badge and let it turn in 100% of your job.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
LLMs are not compilers. They can't be deterministic. A better comparison is an autocorrect on steroids. And I don't think there's anything to get over about them. They are useful but people elevate their significance too much
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Junior engineers will be lost if they don't take the time to read the code generated by the LLM and really understand it. This is an objective truth. It has nothing to do with boomer takes.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I maintain a custom kernel built on top of their patches optimized for performance that I now don't know what to do with.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Repetition is an effective tool in communication. That's why the AI hype marketing machine is not coming to a stop anytime soon.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Sounds like the death knell for Open AI. They can't outswim the FAANG sharks. Once Microsoft is out, it's over for them.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I was frustrated by the author's article but for reasons different than yours. Their title is clickbait and implies a personal viewpoint. I kept reading to see any personal reasons for why they dislike AI. Everything they mention you c
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by s_ting765 1y ago
The DELETE verb exists, there's no reason not to use it.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Old man yells at modern packaging solutions.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Keep docker. As long as you do not expose volumes back to the host system, it is reasonably safe (despite the misconceptions it comes with good security defaults). If you want to further lock this down, there are many tools such as apparmor
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Don't fix what's not broken. Get a cheap Raspberry Pi and configure pihole to block ads/malware for their home network.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
OP could have skipped all this by doing the compilation with cache on the host system and copying the compiled statically linked binary back to the docker image build.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Which nuclear sites? https://x.com/iaeaorg/status/1936650574939685121
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Given the plethora of programming languages that exist today, I'm not worried at all about AI taking over SWE jobs.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Cool but no link for the source code negates entire point of sharing apps.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Author makes very good points. Someone has to be responsible for the AI generated code, and if it's not going to be you then no one should feel obligated to pull the auto-generated PR.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I completely agree with you that the coders who are "smitten" by LLMs are just inexperienced. I personally find that LLMs get subtle improvements in capability over time and it's usually worthwhile to check in on the progress
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by s_ting765 1y ago
Semantics. Ubuntu is an alternative to those other "top-tier" distros.
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by s_ting765 1y ago
I'm glad flaptaks are getting more adoption. Application distribution needs to move from distributions because they suck at it. Due to no fault of their own. Developers should have the option to distribute their apps without middlemen.

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