Bridged7756

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by Bridged7756 5d ago
Jetbrains IDEs are a perfect solution for this. They expose IDE actions (e.g, search, see occurrences, go to implementation) in their MCP server, which the harnesses can then call directly instead of figuring out the code themselves.
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
I'll never get lack of sex used as an insult, unless you are a teenager. Is your self worth that tied to sexual activity so to use it as an insult? Is it that a rare thing to "achieve" for you to put it on a pedestal and deme
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
I stopped caring for a couple of years during the Marvel slop era. Lately me and my girlfriend have gone to watch movies like the Backrooms, Obsession, and that has reignited my interest in movie theaters. Even though the food is really ove
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
Local man refutes science because it disagrees with his beliefs. "I know I'm right, it's {X entity} trying to brainwash us". Historically women couldn't vote, and black people were segregated and worse. I guess thos
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
Local man says science is wrong. "It doesn't align with my beliefs, so it's wrong. The {insert imaginary animous entity} controls science", he says.
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
Exactly. They should be put in concentration camps or something. The children are little delinquents too, they should go too. We should also create an organization that hires highly motivated individuals without proper background checks, of
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by Bridged7756 1mo ago
Can you not be so obtuse? If you are implying that, as a generalization, to you, the West is superior, just say that. Such broad categorization about that vast of a nation seems disparaging to me. Grouping an entire nation on a label, and m
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
It seems to me this is the most reasonable approach. Using LLMs to remove the cognitive load from implementation details, scaffolding, and taking it from there to production grade code. In short, like an IDE on steroids. I'm curious an
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
I didnt realize employers are paying for your education. Or have you somehow replaced having offspring with AI too?
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
Kagi's small web and news apps are pretty good too. Personally I think this will replace other LLMs for me, at least for QA usage.
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
Disrupting the pace of the game twice as many times, oftenly during critical moments is inconsequential to you? You don't sound like quite a sports person.
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
Russia a pariah state, as opposed to the US. Good thing freedom won and the US was allowed to host.
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by Bridged7756 2mo ago
I don't partake in the whole "dopamine addiction" nonsense, but you can literally feel your cognitive performance getting worse the more you use your phone. Not only infinite feeds, also shopping at the tip of your fingers, a
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
I love coffee. It's good for you, it smells and tastes so good. It wakes you up, and prevents sleepiness after meals. Its stimulant nature is a plus, but not necessarily the main thing.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Not everything is dopamine. Maybe nitpicky on my end but it gets tiresome when everyone is just like dopamine this, dopamine that, when no one really understands neurotransmitters.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
He's an idol, didn't you know? Much like his software architecture takes, they'll be taken as gospel.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
It wouldn't surprise me the US government is behind it. As it wouldn't surprise me the government of China is subsidizing those OS models. A lot of things at play, and all over a huge bubble.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Crazy how this doesn't register in people's heads. Has the real bottleneck ever been code written and not the review of code and everything involved? Understanding the nuance and implications behind design decisions; strategy. In
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Shit processes. I don't know what places most of those people work at that crap is being merged into production at insane pace. You would expect any serious piece of software would be important enough to have the code be reviewed by at
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
It's significantly slower to use LLMs for some things. The only thing it excels at is generic, broad tasks. Getting the 90% done. I find that it's less cumbersome to get it mostly right and touch it up yourself than to prompt over
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
More like a bright future being someone's fall guy. The ignorance to think that a large tech giant like Facebook would give a crap about any of those concerns makes this person too politically inept to make it anywhere
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
I call it FOTM engineering. Let's throw everything out of the window so we can use X novel thing!
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
I think it's a fine line to walk. At my job what we do is discuss any complex implementation or risky change or blockers in the dev eng meeting. For smaller stuff, or more straightforward solutions, we don't bring it up. If you
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Ditto. It circles back to the question, is this unimportant enough for me to delegate it to a LLM that might get it wrong? If the answer is yes, why even do it to begin with. If the answer is no, you have to do it manually. I personally tho
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
It all boils down to the same thing. Work out a system that makes you function. It's as simple as a PKMS of your liking, the problem is that people are allergic to writing their thoughts down.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Not sure what you're doing then, or what kind of jobs you all work in where you can or do just brainlessly prompt LLMs. Don't you review the code? Don't you know what you want to do before you begin? This is such a non issue.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
I'm a hot dog chef with over 20 years of experience. Credited with inventing 274 hot dog styles. International awards. World renowned and industry figure. My entire team, very competent hot dog experts, was laid off after a hot dog coo
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
In C we don't have those issues.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
Do you have any examples?. I'm not that acquainted with the pains of deploying Next apps, though I've heard that argument being used.
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by Bridged7756 5mo ago
LOL. Attackers will run these agents but the thousands of maintainers will be so dumb to sit idly and get hammered with exploits. I wonder what the ratio of attackers to maintainers must be, 1:1000 is a fair assessment i take it. Also LLMs

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