throwitaway222

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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I have a few utility go codebases that I simply do not read at all - but it's internal tooling so there's literally no point in reading it when the LLM can modify it in seconds to do new things.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I have also aligned entirely on Go. Fewest glitches for AI generated code. compile targets are for every platform you need. Very high performance. Doesn't seem to burn tokens as much as other languages.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
The FUTURE is Glitch.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Just ban all out of country calls, and I think the phone network would be fixed.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Anyone want to break the news about agentic development and backends being developed in minutes with sensible defaults for typical things?
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
It's racist to make racist studies that are looking for white racism, when the problem is much worse the other way around (racism against white people). (I'm not white)
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
If there is something that makes you never 9/10 in happiness but instead 9/1000 in happiness unless you take it - then it is definitely a bioweapon, not just a drug. It is something that has been passed around to destroy a country
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
And then if you didn't make that mistake, you end up as either: a) champaign socialist b) head of ethics at OpenAI and not really listened to because you're really probably (a)
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Because knowledge about ethics, in a human, is 1% of what knowledge about ethics an LLM has. So unless this person is vibe coder, there is probably no reason to have her work there.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
We need this for everything.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
We absolutely should invest in nuclear. We won't have enough with solar anymore. AI and EVs alone have blown our projections off by 1000x at this point. Can't put the genie back in the bottle either. I'm not saying there are
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
BUT NUKES! All jokes aside, yes, we should invest massively in nuclear.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
> Approach the impossibly tall black glass that is my office building. Badge in. A dozen or so floors later, step off the elevator and swing into the day: say hi to coworkers, settle into my cubicle, plug into monitors, sip coffee, gradu
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Is it weird that I read the title differently: "A number of cyber command unit personnel found the secret files and had to be dealt with"
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Someone said this?
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Modern warfare is sneaky. What's the worst you can do without starting an actual war? Plus what's the point of retaliating if the actual combatant was just "an insane person from another country". IE - There's no wa
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
The solution is to make an AI approve things based on the user's configuration. And only ask if it is having a hard time making a decision on some specific question.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Not creating new jobs is a way of cutting jobs since population is growing, and there are fewer opportunities. Everyone seems to be on the "AI is going to eventually take my job, so what makes my skill set valuable in the future that&#
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Why call it a plagiarism machine but not call other (pre-ai) programmers plagiarism machines?
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
maybe it was that 90% of all hiring in 2020-2024 was foreigners thing?
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I'm confused how a mayor actually has the power to do these types of taxes.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
So I guess we're going to start getting article titles like: Mass murderer used 85000 Google Servers and 8000000 LLM tokens to choose his target.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
The only thing that matters is a) family, b) community, c) country. Your job is very low on the list, but the money it provides makes the 3 above better.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Skimmed, it's using the word llm a lot, no instances of the word Agent, codex, claude. The person writing this isn't using LLMs correctly.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
In the past 2 months I have coded on the side two projects. One would have literally taken me 8 months. The other 3-6 years. The massive difference is definitely because one was primarily codex using Gpt 5.4 and the latest was on 5.6 Sol. B
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I'm not sure I fully trust this data anymore. If all of the major US companies have a CEO that is Indian, and these companies still employ a lot of US people, but that number is changing fast - is it really just a study that's try
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
No foreign employment until the US is at 100% employment.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
We're heading into a period where you need to adapt your life to a career on a dime, and be ready to switch again. SW engineering is going away.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
oil
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Yeah, because having Meta or OpenAI or Microsoft on your resume as an Electrician is basically blackballing yourself. /s

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