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by wilg 10mo ago
I try to get the agent to create a failing test first, so we can verify its fix is real.
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by wilg 10mo ago
I get the agent to do it generally. (I realize this seems incestuous, but its fairly easy to validate the tests are sensible as you add features, because the biggest risk is regressions as the AI does something dumb later.)
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by wilg 10mo ago
If you're vibe coding, I highly recommend TDD. It makes it very easy for a coding agent to iterate on it. You gotta bonk it sometimes when it tries to delete a problematic test etc, but hallucinating a test suite along with your app re
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by wilg 10mo ago
It is "cloying"
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by wilg 11mo ago
I'm serious. Cook did not deny that, and the Bloomberg article did not claim that.
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by wilg 11mo ago
There's your problem! You have a theory but no proof!
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by wilg 11mo ago
> Cook is denying that he has any current plans to step down. There was also a Bloomberg article about this a couple of days ago. No he isn't and no there wasn't.
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by wilg 11mo ago
The entire premise which he summarizes as: > A huge reason VCs and tech tycoons put billions into funding LLMs was so they could undermine coders and depress wages is just pure speculation, totally unsupported, and almost certainly untru
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by wilg 11mo ago
More people get where they’re going in the same amount of time though
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by wilg 11mo ago
So uninstall some games, you’re not playing 10 at once. Plus, they fixed the issue and you’re still mad.
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by wilg 11mo ago
It's interesting that despite their being a huge crop of talented, rich, and famous Hollywood actors, writers, producers, and directors, they can't figure out how to make movies and TV and distribute them without going through all
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by wilg 11mo ago
insufferable
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by wilg 11mo ago
Putting something on your hard drive temporarily does not use it up? You don’t lose anything. Nothing is wasted.
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by wilg 11mo ago
I didn't say that?
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by wilg 11mo ago
This is a pretty serious problem, since we would like lots of companies to participate in public markets so that regular people can gain some of the upside and so there is transparency and increased oversight.
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by wilg 11mo ago
I mean its not really a cost to anyone. Bandwidth is paid for by Valve, games can be deleted locally, etc.
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by wilg 11mo ago
I think its okay for there to be jobs that require you to be in a specific place, especially so if you were hired under such an arrangement originally. If there is a significant advantage for companies that are remote, then they will have a
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by wilg 11mo ago
One of the best parts of Protobuf is that there's a fully compatible JSON serialization and deserialization spec, so you can offer a parallel JSON API with minimal extra work.
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by wilg 11mo ago
And that rises to the bar of "insult and denigrate people" to you? Because you're annoyed with their recent product decisions?
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by wilg 11mo ago
I am well aware it was not the only reason, but that does not improve the reasoning.
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by wilg 11mo ago
Enlighten me, they specifically mention ICE as a reason they wanted to switch from GitHub?
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by wilg 11mo ago
This argument obviously makes no sense. Especially when one of the examples is a 7 character diff. But it's fine to say "this PR makes no sense to me explain it better please" and close it.
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by wilg 11mo ago
It's not in conflict. They are pointing out that in this case their stated goal was not achieved so it's pointless.
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by wilg 11mo ago
Ridiculous to claim this is a "US-specific thing" https://www.academia.edu/22669911/Comparing_black_people_to_...
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by wilg 11mo ago
GitHub is definitely not making the world a worse place. Touch grass.
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by wilg 11mo ago
Incredibly, everyone in this situation seems to have acted reasonably and normally and the situation was handled.
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by wilg 11mo ago
> But at the same time, the amount of money being earned by creative workers has only fallen over this period [50 years, so since 1975], both in real terms (how much money an average creative worker brings home) and as a share of the tot
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by wilg 11mo ago
No it wasn’t and didn’t.
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by wilg 11mo ago
It would be dope if the Waymo app, given that it knows the travel times via Google maps transit and your location, could arrange this for you so you walk right into a waiting Waymo the moment your train arrives, and the whole thing could be
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by wilg 11mo ago
It's not your music unless you own the copyright, even if its on a disc or drive.

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