zuzululu

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   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   It's so bland and generic its bizarre like somebody is botting it. Weird that all the comments calling this out are getting flagged or downvoted.
2. 482.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   codex can do UI well if you know what you are doing.
3. 483.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   You are not convincing anyone here.
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   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   old way that was clunky, long feedback cycles and gate keeping UI no thanks. BE boys do FE now
5. 485.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   I use codex
6. 486.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   huh? im more interested in what kind of DMs famous people are sending to each other
7. 487.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   engineers undervalue their own process artists overvalue their own outputs
8. 488.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   You are not going anywhere with $20 plan Upgrade to $200/month and you should see more usage but even for a hardcore user for me, one can never have enough. I'm still very jealous of those guys that got 200x usage simply by RSVP&#
9. 489.▲
   by zuzululu 5mo ago

   I think a lot of people are sleeping on the contents of this article. There is still valuable tidbits I'm going to be applying.
10. 490.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    Delulu take but lets say it goes to court, how would they be able to reproduce the entire process that was used to generate the image aka the training, hardware in the tens of millions, reverse engineering and finding their own training dat
11. 491.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    > as well as the ability to access the person's posts, direct messages god dang!! we are going to see some juicy stuff
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    I think there's parallel valid points on all sides. GOP is also split over Israel. Young Republicans/conservatives do not care at all to continue the relationship. There's those evangelicals that also do not represent America
13. 493.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    What country do you live where $30,000 USD will make you leave your current high paying job ?
14. 494.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    That sounds unhinged and delusional but what steps have you taken besides just writing comments about your anti-semitic fantasies online ?
15. 495.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    You are absolutely right!
16. 496.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    because it makes it easy to create/reverse engineer projects/explore on a whim without putting up a lot of time LLM enables a lot of good output if you know what you are doing
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    Nintendo lawyers intensifi
18. 498.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    False. Korea has always had liberal freedom of speech online.
19. 499.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    When did HN become Reddit ? This is a real demographic shift I am seeing after a long time hiatus. The people who hate AI are largely those that lean far left and see themselves as liberal progressive.
20. 500.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    Absolutely, there's no reason to believe that agents will be more capable of writing tests than any other piece of code. The big pay off is actually verifying the code that was generated.
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    I know it isn't really a number station but I wanted it to be true... Someone broadcasting one time pad messages using GPS over years... a spy operative using jogging app changing routes slightly or maybe a cartel member embedded insid
22. 502.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    perhaps for companies that are low balling compensation will not budge on leetcode and only those that see real uplifts from AI use will move away from it, testing more for holistic and experience based tests. i could be misreading it
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    Rethinking the Value of Generated Tests for LLM Software Engineering Agents(arxiv.org)

    2 points by zuzululu 5mo ago|0 comments
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    Very interesting paper and it lines up exactly with my observations. The ROI just isn't there writing tests up front and the conclusion in that paper lays it out clearly Overall, these findings suggest that agent-written test
25. 505.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    interesting but i rarely use any HN reader there's just something about this UI and its consistency I also don't mind all the AI related news If anything I just wish they had a mute/block button. its not fun when somebody is
26. 506.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    You cant spec out what you dont know, scope, requirements change from real world feedback
27. 507.▲
    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    People forget skill is just a markdown file and I don't think TDD makes sense. It's more for specific niches like working on your custom codebase or some less beaten paths you take and save the lessons going forward But everybody
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    TDD sounds great on paper for agentic development but you quickly realize it balloons the token cost. Often I write some feature and then its repurposed or removed, code is refactored moved around as time goes. With TDD I would be taxed hea
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    they probably dont have the scale for support for anything lower vs stripe im amazed that stripe is able to handle small guys like me
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    by zuzululu 5mo ago

    doesnt seem like stripe has anything to worry about here the total contract value is of irrelevant scale i guess i expected it to be more significant seeing that its the UK gov