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vermilingua
4mo ago
Actually many of us do see that, and have been saying so for some time now.
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vermilingua
4mo ago
I’m conflicted after reading this comment, because I think I would be that personality in my workplace, largely because I believe that’s the only sane position to take as a worker with ~0 power over the decisions made that can entirely dest
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vermilingua
4mo ago
> For human code review requests, I always review my AI-generated code first. I remember a time in the ancient past (2025 maybe) that your PR was your responsibility, whether or not you typed it with your meat fingers or cranked it out o
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New Fast Tracks Account for Older Company IPOs
(nasdaq.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
I don’t think this analogy holds. The whole way through the processing pipeline in the brain, different sensory data is ingested separately and processed separately; and we still don’t understand how that data is then integrated into a cohe
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vermilingua
4mo ago
Bet they pair well with cargo shorts
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vermilingua
4mo ago
Believe it or not, that other $60b isn’t one chunk of money, but other similar chunks of ~$20m that’s probably being spent in similarly idiotic ways. If this were an article about those, yes I probably would.
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vermilingua
4mo ago
“People” in this case being Altman and co.
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4mo ago
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vermilingua
4mo ago
Where were you in 2008?
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vermilingua
4mo ago
> It should also reduce the number of low-quality PRs your teammates have to review for details the agent should have caught itself. Oh boy.
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vermilingua
4mo ago
I really have to wonder what can you use 10G for ? I have 500M down from my ISP, and it is faster than I can imagine ever needing, unless I get into data-hoarding 8k movies.
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vermilingua
5mo ago
Actually, he did, extensively.
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5mo ago
Not only builders, the greatest takeaway for me is that everyone has a responsibility in shaping the discourse, culture, and usage of transformative technology. This "the builders will do the right thing" mentality is even (in m
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vermilingua
5mo ago
Votes (particularly on submissions over comments) do not directly translate to karma. I'm not sure if it's documented anywhere what the algorithm is, but it's something proportionate to the logarithm of post votes becomes pro
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vermilingua
5mo ago
Perhaps, perhaps not; but you can't possibly argue that the current anti -DEI climate better fosters diversity than a pro-DEI or a-DEI environment.
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5mo ago
These Good Commits are for the review’s benefit, not necessarily trunk history.
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5mo ago
The irony of the machines having no mechanical sympathy is just too good
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Practice Guide for Computer [pdf]
(codeberg.org)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
I find my hatred of AI to be incredibly rational, and the cultlike veneration of the “insane productivity boost” it gives you to be truly irrational (whether or not that boost actually exists). Productivity as the be-all-and-end-all of pers
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5mo ago
This is hard to take seriously, the argument this article makes against the hard problem is… that it’s not hard? There is very little in the way of argument here at all, actually; it’s simply a refutation that there is any division between
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vermilingua
5mo ago
Having just migrated all my teams repos to Bun, I feel… stupid. I was already feeling a little nervous by the time of the acquisition but this is pretty rough.
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5mo ago
Could! > Everything Rust has … expressed as s-expressions. No semantic gap.
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5mo ago
Claims to have all the syntax covered, but not a single example of specifying lifetimes or the turbofish, some of the trickiest rust syntax
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5mo ago
And hopefully those employed adults have done their due diligence and read some history.
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Domination: A contrarian view of AI risk (2024)
(matthewbutterick.com)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
You can put Linux on Macbooks, you can build on macOS.
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The AI Question That No AI Person Asks [video]
(youtube.com)
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vermilingua
6mo ago
Missed it by 24 days.
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6mo ago
OCTattoos coming soon?
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