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6mo ago
Sounds perfectly thought out. They could be cross trained, etc. There’s always options.
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6mo ago
If it should not exist what’s the rationale for keeping it instead of removing it?
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6mo ago
So what? If you have backups and disaster recovery in place then this should be a nothing burger.
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6mo ago
This is obvious.
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sharts
6mo ago
Feels like the most apple-like thing ever. Everyone seems to have differing perceptions of apple.
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6mo ago
Thu don’t check because the expectations are now to commit and merge often coming from higher ups.
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6mo ago
Meh, there’s plenty that rise in their careers while being mediocre.
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sharts
6mo ago
Use a dev container
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sharts
6mo ago
Just add some audible vocal groans and moans that trigger whenever an agent is “thinking.”.
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6mo ago
Also its silly to vilify porn and gambling but not social media and the plethora of seemingly socially acceptable / legal things which are still legitimately destroying the fabric of society. Most haters are just as culpable.
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6mo ago
LLMs to the rescue
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6mo ago
They’re pushing out AI slop as production services
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6mo ago
Where did you go after tech?
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6mo ago
That doesn’t make sense to pay more for cache warming. Your session for the most part is already persisted. Why would it be reasonable to pay again to continue where you left off at any time in the future?
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6mo ago
One might argue that it’s not too too different from higher level abstractions when using libraries. You get things done faster, write less code, library handles some internal state/memory management for you. Would one be uneasy about
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6mo ago
That’s always been the case with how supply chains work.
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6mo ago
They have nothing else to do. Someone needs to be able to justify their position by creating stupid changes like this to create a line item on their LinkedIn. Meanwhile, nobody seems focused on capturing CEO’s data for AI training.
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6mo ago
Are taxpayers going to have to bail out these entities when all this insanity settles?
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6mo ago
Big tech always lags behind the times
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6mo ago
amd that’s probably good
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6mo ago
Can we get up from our desk and leave our codex session (or claude for that matter) and then continue using it with our iphone while having lunch or commuting on a train? Without 3rd party tools/plugins.
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6mo ago
Too much to read.
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6mo ago
Is it really on just the political leaders and not the society at large that supports them? One need not go that far back in history to learn that codified in the legal system was the concept of separate but equal, red lining,, etc. Lynchin
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6mo ago
Real friends don’t let friends MCP
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6mo ago
If’s also slow AF when it’s not crashing. At this point it’s likely more cost effective to just host your own models.
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sharts
6mo ago
Why not just ban people communicating with one another so bad ideas can’t be exchanged. /s
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6mo ago
Maybe it’s time to have multiple agents and models review the PRs and also provide context for easier human review. That and lots more focus on robust testing. There’s no way velocity will decrease now that upper management is obsessed with
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6mo ago
How do ya’ll test?
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6mo ago
If they can’t infrastructure then perhaps they should offer the ability for customers to host themselves.
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6mo ago
The hostility is all Anthropic.
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