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by 63stack 8mo ago
>this really tough task leads to very interesting findings on AI for coding Are you going to share those with the class or?
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by 63stack 8mo ago
What would happen (theoretically) if ublock would be changed to not only hide the ads, but click on each and every one of them. Would that disincentivize ad networks to run ads because the data would be poisoned?
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by 63stack 8mo ago
So what do you think, what's happening here? My experience with IT in banks is that this entire "feature" of tracking who's opening/not opening emails must have went through about 50 people, and it must have taken a
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by 63stack 8mo ago
I don't see how anyone would design a system that executes 200 queries per page. I understand having a system that is ín use for many many years and accumulates a lot of legacy code eventually ends up there, but designing? Never. That&
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Everything you said is also done for regular non-ai development, OP is saying there is no way to compare the two (or even compare version x of gas town to version y of gas town) because there are 0 statistics or metrics on what gas town pro
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by 63stack 8mo ago
This is some super fucked up thinking. If it does not reflect your actual thoughts, you do not post it under your own name.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Present it at the next team/management meeting to seem in the loop and hope nobody asks any questions
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by 63stack 8mo ago
I can imagine all the middle managers are just salivating at the idea of presenting this webpage to higher ups as part of their "AI Strategy" at the next shareholder meeting. Bullet point lists! Cool infographics! Foreign words in
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by 63stack 8mo ago
No dude, you just don't get it, if you shout at the ai that YOU HAVE SUPERPOWERS GO READ YOUR SUPERPOWERS AT ..., then give it skills to write new skills, and then sprinkle anti grader reward hacking grader design.md with a bit of proa
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Docker containers run in their separate isolated network
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by 63stack 8mo ago
There is really no need to split hairs here, Windows is definitely to be compared to iphones when it comes to how much you are in control. The instructions described in the article will stop working with the next Windows update, as copilot
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by 63stack 8mo ago
I'd say you are wrong on gamers aching for this. Any amount of latency ruins games, even turn based games lose a lot of their enjoyment when the ui starts getting delayed from user input.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
No sane, in the loop person would believe Google reviews anything, at least not with a human. I bet they have another AI reviewing the answers, and the only time a human enters the loop is when this second AI needs to be restarted.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Also why would I use your open source project, when I can just prompt the AI to generate one for me, gracefully stripping the license as a bonus?
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by 63stack 8mo ago
>With Linux, you just have to be prepared to hit a bug and find no help coming anytime. I'd argue it's the opposite. Windows stuff randomly breaking on forced unattended updates is a common trope by now. If you try to search fo
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by 63stack 8mo ago
>The first thing one thinks when going from highlighted to unhighlighted code might be «This code is just a grey mash of symbols». Though, this sensation quickly fades as one gets engaged in the code. This “getting in to the groove”-part
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Link to the crm? I'm asking because all tge crms I have encountered so far were vastly more complex than Instagram. I would actually expect that current coding AIs would create something very close to Instagram when instructed.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
One of those mythical "win win win" scenarios
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by 63stack 8mo ago
I appreciate the video. I see that most of the time it's the dialogue with the AI that is in the focus, the code or the actual product rarely shows up compared to that (or maybe it does? I can't read the text on the video due to t
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Also, even if/when the AI bubble pops (whether it exists is irrelevant to my point), all the companies who have been hoarding the hardware can naturally progress into selling this new "stream everything through a subscription&quot
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by 63stack 8mo ago
I so wish just one of these posts with these insane ~20-50x claims would include a narrated video of someone using it, or show us a repository with the code, or anything tangible.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
>Cooking is very much a technical skill, much more so than following a readme to install and set up some end-user-targeting project or other Talk about bubbles
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by 63stack 8mo ago
The E part of SWE has left the building a long time ago
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Same here, but then I found the github project
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by 63stack 8mo ago
Don't worry, we will paper over the AI fever dream with quantum computing.
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by 63stack 8mo ago
This is not the same Steve Yegge that had an old "blog of rants", or is it?
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Following a readme on a github project is obviously a very technical skill and conflating it with following a cooking recipe where the complexity level is around "chop onions" is a strawman, I haven't claimed such.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Nobody is born with "kitchen skills" whatever that means. You have to spend some time learning it, and everybody can do that. Trying to explain chopping onions as "kitchen skills" is just running away from the challenge.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
You also don't need fail2ban, if the entire VM is behind a firewall that only allows the tailscale coordination traffic, nothing is going to reach the VM for fail2ban to work on.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
I'm wondering about the same thing, I imagine it's good for posting it on the #hustleculture circles.

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