scuff3d

27 ms·

1. 661.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   Thank you! I got a couple minutes in and was confused as hell. There is no reason to do the builds in the container. Even at work, I have a few projects where we had to build a Java uber jar (all the dependencies bundled into one big far) a
2. 662.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   AI tools fall onto the category of just in time learning. No, even semi-competent, software engineer is going to become obsolete because they don't know the newest and most hyped AI tool. And anyone stupid enough to hire on that basis
3. 663.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   CAD, Matlab, and Altium made electrical and mechanical engineers more valuable, not less. The work got easier, so what we do got more complex.
4. 664.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   I work for a company that's still obsessed with micro services. "Religious" is a pretty good way to describe it. Drives me absolutely nuts, especially when no one seems to understand what micro services are. I've seen at
5. 665.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   Jesus. When I was a kid using torrents was high tech. Now people are running K8s clusters as part of their TV setups...
6. 666.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   I love bugs being a feature lol. Awesome project man. I'll have to spend some time exploring the code base when I have time.
7. 667.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   I kept skimming through the article, waiting for it to say something useful. I flamed out around the NASA example. The internet is overflowing with this kind of superficial nonsense. At least this one was just a waste of time, instead of be
8. 668.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   OpenAPI lost 5 billion dollars last year... But yes LLMs are cheap.
9. 669.▲
   by scuff3d 1y ago

   If you don't mind me asking a couple questions, what percentage of your code would you say is AI generated, meaning you promoted an AI and it went off and wrote code that you used (with or without modification)? And how much time would
10. 670.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    Hit me up when you release your product. I keep seeing stuff like this and never see any proof. Companies aren't releasing 10x the features/patches/bug fixes/products, open source isn't getting 10x the number of qua
11. 671.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    If this is what software engineering is going to become I'm finding a new job.
12. 672.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    Awesome writeup. I've been using Vim for a while, but this really connected some of the concepts in my mind. Thanks dude!
13. 673.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    I've been using one for 4 years, and would never go back to sleeping without it. I know it's annoying at first, took me a couple months to really get use to, but if you put in the effort to find a mask that works for you, it'
14. 674.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    Not even just that, full face masks aren't nearly as bad as they are made out to be. I use the Resmed AirTouch F20. Nasal masks are just too uncomfortable for me. And it's really not that big a deal, certainly not as ridiculous as
15. 675.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    "I suspect that scientists are switching to AI less because it benefits science, and more because it benefits them." This is a huge problem in software, and it's not restricted to AI. So much of what has been adopted over the
16. 676.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    ""CPRS is 100% text, and it's all capital letters. The thing looks like a word processor from the '90s," Zabriskie says. "It's like learning how to use an old car. You have to memorise all these commands,
17. 677.▲
    by scuff3d 1y ago

    Love the little easter egg in the socials lmao