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by woah 1y ago
Tariffs are 124%
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by woah 1y ago
These long winded philosophical arguments about what LLMs can't do which are invariably proven wrong within months are about as misguided as the gloom and doom pieces about how corporations will be staffed by "teams" of &quot
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by woah 1y ago
This is like when I was making Wordpress sites in 2010 and I would hook it up with all the awesome admin panel plugins that I could find to provide the client the ability to customize any part of the site with one click and they still calle
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by woah 1y ago
A drunk driver will blow through a stop sign, while a stoned driver will wait for it to turn green
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by woah 2y ago
If only Chomsky and Lisp received this level of investment, we would have pure philosophical symbolic logic proving the answer to the universe by now
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by woah 2y ago
Leftists tend to be pretty conservative
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by woah 2y ago
I'm confused when people say that LLMs take away the fun or creativity of programming. LLMs are only really good at the tedious parts.
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by woah 2y ago
> US private capitalists have been built on a free market; now that their profits are under attack because they are being outcompeted by China, so they are running away with the ball. You're acting like the tariffs are a big conspir
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by woah 2y ago
There’s no course to learn the niche skills and nuances of this trade; Alessandro accompanied and apprenticed with Renato and other experts for about 3 years, learning through firsthand experience how to assess each form. “The particularity
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by woah 2y ago
I said "better code faster". Delivering features to users is always a good thing, and in fact is the entire point of what we do.
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by woah 2y ago
Why so much hand-wringing? If you are an anti-AI developer and you are able to develop better code faster than someone using AI, good for you. If AI-using developers will end up ruining their codebase in months like many here are saying, th
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by woah 2y ago
Marx was a techno-utopian sci-fi author who insisted his fiction was non-fiction and was proven wrong 100 years ago. Where is the dictatorship of the proliteriat?
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by woah 2y ago
It is not the responsibility of the rest of society to pay you a handsome salary for a programming hobby. If your code isn't generating enough value that someone wants to pay for it, it's about as useful as model trains.
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by woah 2y ago
let foo: u8 = bar<u64>.truncate_to()?
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by woah 2y ago
Is "as" an uneccesary footgun?
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by woah 2y ago
Try being a drummer!
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by woah 2y ago
They have to preface their articles with "This isn’t a rant against AI." because there are a lot of rants against AI out there, such as your comment.
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by woah 2y ago
Don't olive trees take decades to reach maturity?
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by woah 2y ago
Every subway gate should be a ticket checker
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by woah 2y ago
If the EU isn't fining someone for tracking users too much, they're fining them for not tracking users enough.
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by woah 2y ago
I used to think this but Grok 3 is definitely one of the most powerful LLMs available to consumers. It may just be because they are burning money offering features (reasoning, deep search) for free that OpenAI charges for, but it has become
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by woah 2y ago
Would it be possible to make it look like the light was coming in at an angle from above and the side like real sunlight?
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by woah 2y ago
> I grew up in Vietnam, where freshly cooked meals were a daily staple. Getting them was effortless—just a few steps from home. Huh... I wonder what the difference is between the two societies that allows for this
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by woah 2y ago
> It seems like quite a paradox to build something but to not know how it actually works and yet it works. This doesn't seem to happen very often in classical programming, does it? I have worked on many large codebases where this ha
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by woah 2y ago
A popular view in the YIMBY community is that restrictive zoning and other policies that limit housing are pushed by homeowners who are benefitting from a housing shortage, in some kind of long-range Machiavellian conspiracy to alter macroe
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by woah 2y ago
Is the idea here that the assistant is going to be better at handling specific libraries and languages that you give it documentation for?
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by woah 2y ago
Anyone who wants to can learn as much about the humanities as they want to these days without a college degree, with audiobooks, discussion forums, etc. I myself have done this. Charging the government $50k a year to force hungover 18 year
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by woah 2y ago
The money is going to the driver's rent.
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by woah 2y ago
Every city street would have 4 lanes without the need for free car storage. Maybe make one of them a bike lane or widen the sidewalks and have 3 lanes for 30% more capacity. Also, traffic engineering could be optimized to a much greater ext
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by woah 2y ago
Then don't

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