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by thefz 1y ago
> their commitment to privacy-first design. Their only commitment is "apple-first to put their hands on user data, everyone else second"
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by thefz 1y ago
Needs more Compiz, imo
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by thefz 1y ago
> I think it outlines a bigger problem we have in the tech industry: innovation for the sake of innovation. Yeah. Imagine the world if all the tech companies stopped spouting useless new features every day and dedicated 3-5 years on fixi
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by thefz 1y ago
It's OK, it had to happen at some point
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by thefz 1y ago
Nowehre I say anything about code reviews, my comment was about code generation
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by thefz 1y ago
No, I am not. I fully understand people use it on the full range from vibe coding to autocomplete on steroids. Trust none of these levels.
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by thefz 1y ago
I would not trust a single instruction that hasn't been reasoned over by a real person in my codebase. YMMV
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by thefz 1y ago
> I forget how to write tests, what's the problem? The day you will need troubleshoot one or simply understand it is the problem.
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by thefz 1y ago
I can't shake the belief that the more one finds LLMs useful, the less valuable their work already is. Something that has no guarantee,not even a reassurance of being correct should not be trusted with any meaningful work
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by thefz 1y ago
TBH the whole point of mate selection is exactly this.
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by thefz 1y ago
> Do you see a way back from where we are now? I don't. Do not use it. Do not promote or talk about it. Would be a great start. Do you really believe LLMs are a force for good ?
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by thefz 1y ago
> This anti-AI talk is a coping mechanism No, it' being tired of the trite bullshit new tech to rob people of agency, culture and knowledge and move more value towards the shareholders. The whole nature of LLMs is built upon exploit
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by thefz 1y ago
Just stop producing it.
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by thefz 1y ago
> Valve takes another step toward making SteamOS a true Windows competitor Oh, ok > Valve still hasn't said whether its long-term plan is to offer a "generic" version of SteamOS that can be installed on any PC hardware,
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by thefz 1y ago
A lot of people want to be called "programmer" without putting in even a tiny fraction of the work.
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by thefz 1y ago
This agreement shows that basically you can buy yourself out of justice.
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by thefz 1y ago
Sennheiser too!
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by thefz 1y ago
> AI enhances capabilities of everyone Wildly debatable > Juniors with LLMs can do more than juniors without them could Except that being juniors they lack the critical skills to understand when code produced by AI is trash
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by thefz 1y ago
How can you have mature engineers... with no juniors?
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by thefz 1y ago
> I have a rack in the garage that pulls a little less than 1kw. That’s 1kw 24/7/365 This is insane. And here I am shutting down nightly the drives in my synology to save 20W.
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by thefz 1y ago
True, I am the least creative person I know and abhor any kind of art. Such an assignment would have me recoil in horror.
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by thefz 1y ago
You always have the option to not consume fast food, smoke cigarettes, etc.
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by thefz 1y ago
You can get very thin without moving a muscle and by diet alone.
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by thefz 1y ago
> Here’s a fun thought exercise - replace Ozempic/weight loss with any number of drug/mental health condition pairs. Most disesases are not self inflicted. Obesity is
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by thefz 1y ago
AI development is shit, but I think we all know that already. How are you going to debug your already poor implementation if you can't read the language? Expand it with a newer feature? Maintain it in the future and close bugs/vul
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by thefz 1y ago
> Now that machines can think for us They don't
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by thefz 2y ago
> Several versions of macbooks shortened a display cable such that it would degrade over time because it simply wasn't up to task, and eventually your screen would be borked and have absolutely ungoogleable issues (this happened to
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by thefz 2y ago
> The new Macbooks have amazing hardware Hm. You can't really repair or upgrade them, so you don't own the hardware at all. That's far from amazing.
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by thefz 2y ago
Back in my teenage years all we could talk about was computers. And games. Nowadays, please let's talk about anything that is not IT, or computers. Or games.
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by thefz 2y ago
It is always been my understanding that the less competent one is, the more they find LLMs useful.

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