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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
It’s called TDD, ya write a bunch a little tests to make sure your code is doing what it needs to do and not what it’s not. In short, little blocks of easily verifiable code to verify your code. But seriously, what is this article even? It
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Well good luck to them. I don’t want to be stuck without a job because the bubble burst along with all the capital my job depends on.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Hahaha yep, so much clicking after One day my finger was actually sore.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
No not really, depending on the application Cpp or python has been the language of choice in the lab. Labview was used because it was seen as easy to make UIs for operators in production facilities, but even that was a regrettable decision.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
How is that relevant to this thread?
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
No. I work in VC backed startups. Externally they might say that for investors, but talk to a software engineer. Agentic IA is not working, it will regurgitate code from examples online, but if you get it to do something complex or slightly
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Hi Stephen, is that you? Jokes and sales pitches aside. We kinda have that already, we platforms that allow us to run the same code on, x86, arm, wasm… and so on. It’s just there is no consensus on which platform to use. Nor should there be
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
I’m not sure about that. I used to use LabView and its various libraries often. The whole thing felt scattered and ossified. I’d take a python standard library any day.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Try the 6 legged Eni dog next!
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
I love posts like this. Amazing work!
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Your right! Strange. I thought I commented this to the Seattle thread… bug?
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Bro, it sure if you noticed. ChatGTP isnt that great at coding end to end. It can regurgitate common examples well, but if your working on large technical code bases it does more harm that good. It need constant oversight, why don’t I write
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
I do have a choice, I just stop using the product. When messenger added AI assistants, I switched to WhatsApp. Now WhatsApp has one too, now I’m using Signal. Wife brought home a win11 laptop, didn’t like the cheeky AI integration, now it r
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
But it’s not. I think most can agree that there really has not been any real entertainment from genAI beyond novelty crap like seeing Lincoln pulling a nice track at a skate park. No one wants to watch genAI slop video, no one wants to list
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
> I will not allow AI to be pushed down my throat just to justify your bad investment. Pretty much my sentiment too.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
> My summary is that Aristotle solved "a" version of this problem (indeed, with an olympiad-style proof), but not "the" version. > I agree that the [BEGL96] problem is still open (for now!), and your plan to keep t
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Why distro do you run? Python is a part of the os in many cases ? It’s a fair angle your taking here, but I would only expect to see it on hardend servers.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Ok… has this been verified? I see no publication or at least an announcement on Harmonics webpage. If this is a big deal, you think it would be a big deal, or is this just hype?
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Nah, everyone is to blame here in bubble.
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by wasmainiac 11mo ago
Sources? This just sounds like union busting propaganda. “Trust it’s bad”
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by wasmainiac 2y ago
Unfortunately we needed large scale climate engineering a decade ago. Oil is a key driver of economic activity, how would we ever convince governments, businesses, and finally individuals to cut their earnings before they “get theirs”. Sure