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by uberman 11mo ago
Now people will realize how little of their actual code they now understand thanks to weeks of vibe coding.
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by uberman 11mo ago
This was unexpectedly excellent.
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by uberman 11mo ago
Your mother is right in my opinion. I know that is not what you want to hear but you should leverage your degree and pay off your debt ASAP. If you want to help your dad in your spare time great but I dont really see how you can work at a r
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by uberman 11mo ago
I think there are several factors here. When I say "you" here, I don't necessarily mean you unless of course you are asking because you want to host your own. First, why make it hard for me to review your code? You would almo
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by uberman 11mo ago
If we are talking about two otherwise unknown but equally impressive candidates and one said "here is my portfolio on github/gitlab/bitbucket" and the other said "here is my portfolio on some random domain" I w
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by uberman 11mo ago
This is Microsoft's "Do you guys not have phones?" moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqjVdPtB9lU
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by uberman 11mo ago
Does this app somehow interface directly with the hardware? Last I looked iOS saved photos to files that apps had to them open up?
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by uberman 11mo ago
So, just to be clear, rather than say actually testing a subject's blood sugar, you asked your AI to randomly select a value is a valid range?
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by uberman 11mo ago
I don't quite understand the hoopla about this "grade inflation" stuff. In fact, my gut tells me that when you have the "best" students in the world and only 40% are getting As then maybe you are grading too hard or
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by uberman 11mo ago
For what it is worth, I would rather read through speculative AI policing than to read through actual AI slop. What's the value of pointing out AI slop information error? I'm certainly not looking for an opportunity to debate with
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by uberman 1y ago
While LLM code feedback might be wordy and dubious, I have personally found that asking Claude to review a PR and related feedback to provide some value. From my perspective anyways, Claude seems able to cut through the BS and say if a reco
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by uberman 1y ago
This is an honest question. Did you try pasting your PR and the ChatGPT feedback into Claude and asking it for an analysis of the code and feedback?
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by uberman 1y ago
No salary range listed (surprise surprise) but I would expect if they wanted you to work virtually all the time except potentially when you passed out due to lack of sleep then it would start at 1.2 million a year. Since one would reasonabl
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by uberman 1y ago
$500 a year? and here I assumed the scam was going to be related to me having to provide my banking credentials and the PII that would be leaked even if it was "just" legit oauth with my banks.
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by uberman 1y ago
[rule 34]( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Rule+34 ) strikes again!
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by uberman 1y ago
You have it backwards at least as how the terms are defined. I admit though that they are often used as synonyms. https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/sympathy-empathy-dif...
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by uberman 1y ago
I believe the point they are making is that they believe the original author still does not "get it". I'm inclined to agree. Recognizing that when people say one lacks empathy and rejecting what one believes they might mean b
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by uberman 1y ago
How is projecting an image AI?
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by uberman 1y ago
Your chatgpt response needs edits
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by uberman 1y ago
Do you mean "Change the address to (716w, 631s)"?
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by uberman 1y ago
Important: A refundable deposit is required for authorization. The full amount will be returned once verification is complete. I'm surprised you would see this as anything but a scam.
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by uberman 1y ago
Senior devs know the right questions and contex to be given to an AI and they can see problematic responses right away. In the end, AI is a tool and a high quality paint brush doe not make you a Dutch Master.
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by uberman 1y ago
Are they not also raising the minimum pay at the same time to 150k?
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by uberman 1y ago
You just said online writing should not be judged on grammar. Why then would it follow that there exists some moral imperative to correct it? For what it is worth, I used to feel the urge to correct but as I have grown wiser in my years I n
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by uberman 1y ago
There is no conspiracy here. RDSEED and RDRAND both use physical entropy sources like thermal noise to generate true random bits.
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by uberman 1y ago
Historically, captcha was crowd sourced training for OCR that happened to present to the trainer as an test that they were not a bot. That became training for AI image classification and collecting this data was way more important, valuable
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by uberman 1y ago
Most local tax, certainly the lion's share of property taxes go to public schooling and services like fire fighters, sanitation, police, public works, and park and rec. Could we privatize all those things or set usage fees? Probably. W
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by uberman 1y ago
No value is given. It is obfuscated. No "calculator" requires my email address to give an answer. What you have is a classic sales funnel that prompts users for information in the hopes that when they have done the work of providi
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by uberman 1y ago
A meaningless ad. Don't bother as the "calculator" is just a sales funnel and no "value" will be given.
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by uberman 1y ago
How do you propose paying for shared infrastructure and shared services if taxes are theft?

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