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by throwaway7783 2mo ago
I don't think it is "you are using it wrong". It is just that originally mediocre programmers still generate mediocre output (or worse sometimes) faster and originally good programmers generate good quality output faster. LLM
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by throwaway7783 2mo ago
Yes. It is always people. Every tool will have limitations, including LLMs. We actually have trendlines on user reported bugs, and I am happy to report they show a significant downtrend.
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by throwaway7783 2mo ago
"unless you're content with producing low quality work." - With the right guiding hand, it is a productivity multiplier without compromising quality. As a fully autonomous developer, it is a disaster.
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by throwaway7783 2mo ago
I haven't followed Indian politics in a while, but I don't understand the "real democracy" comment. Can you elaborate on this? Or is it because Modi won three elections in a row?
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
What do these workflows do? I can't think of anything that needs to run for so long.
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
.. by hiring the right humans - which is not always a given
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
Lots of downvotes and one condescending remark, but no knowledge shared :(
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
Does anyone think here shortselling should be banned?
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
Very cool! Adding a client geo would be nice (even if its not very accurate)
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
No one is in denial. The parent post is just explaining why, and not that the problem doesn't exist. The biggest issue we have is the mindset of the common (wo)man, regardless of why it is the way it is.
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
Right after the Islamic and British invasions
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
This has been my experience as well. Something happened 2-3 months ago with Claude Code. It got slower, starting spinning and getting stuck more and more. I gave codex another shot out of my Claude frustrations, and have never looked back a
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
A dirt yard is sufficient if it was to show off land. Grass is not required
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Property Graphs in PostgreSQL(postgresql.org)
1 points by throwaway7783 3mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
In SaaS quality is one of the problems that cause churn. Value,price and politics also play a big role - now matter how good or bad the product quality is
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
Re: bad design decisions - This can be said about any technology.
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by throwaway7783 3mo ago
..and HA
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
In most half-decent codebases, including LLM generated ones, adding new features almost never requires a refactoring in my experience. It is almost always when you are fixing bugs, improving performance or changing core behavior.
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
I think we have to wait and see if long term maintainability will be any different from human coded software. Every single long surviving human written codebase I have worked with, has significant amounts of tech debt and large pieces had t
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
How does this work in a production setup? Can this be set up like a server, or is it mostly for individual users to play around with data?
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
This. I hate VSCode as an IDE and is the reason why I have not used Cursor. I wish Jetbrains actually had some brains to build a better coding agent inside their IDEs (which I think are one of the best out there), but for now Im stuck with
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
"We only need to consult the database for the user's secret..." , which kinda defeats the purpose.
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
LinkedIn doesn't have any redressal mechanisms for anything. Someone I knew went through a lot of abuse by a LI user and kept making new accounts to harass. LinkedIn's response - "We did not find anything that violates our To
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
a.k.a the vaunted "Ideal Customer Profile". This is really critical for many many things in business and life.
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
Can you please elaborate on the differences? They are practically interchangeable, but conceptually there might be another layer on top of entities and relationships for somewhat richer semantics (like describing a relation, or additional a
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
Yeah, but now this is implicit information (no price == marker row) and duplicate the entire row. And it is baking in "price" as the special field. This may not be just one field for another temporal entity
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
Works when there is always an active price. Having an explicit end date allows certain rows to be inactive automatically after validity period. Think of seasonal categories/products etc which dont exist after a specific period
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
It is at the org level
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
True, it is the only objective signal, but as you have observed as well, it is also a very poor one.
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by throwaway7783 4mo ago
I said it in another thread. Yes, of course we cannot match the local store interactivity. What I mean is coast to coast RTT is 65-80ms. And the server can be optimized to return back basic operations (adding a comment, a new ticket, readin

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