HellDunkel

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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
Greetings from western europe. Not so bad and communist around here. They call it social capitalism.
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
Keep calm. You have time and the team on your side, if not management. Don’t let hin drag you down, he will only continue to sabotage himself. All you need to do is mitigate risk and update management on his misdoings.
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
No. The reason AI code generation works so well is a) it is text based- the training data is huge and b) the output is not the final result but a human readable blueprint (source code), ready to be made fit by a human who can form an abstra
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
I am increasingly less willing to take this stuff seriously. A catchy headline, that’s about it.
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
That’s because it is a sinister idea.
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
So the eqivalent solar energy is 700 000 miles… a year?
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by HellDunkel 11mo ago
A great dinosaur museum in my home town. A good print magazine on fashion and music. Good looking sneaker which are 100% renewable. A way to configure my local print newspaper to have only the things i am interested in making it 50% lighter
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
The post starts with some valid observation on how to help dev teams mature. And then, all of a sudden the junior devs are replaced by agents. That’s it. End of story.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I am still sceptical of the roi and the time i am supposed to sink into trying and learning these AI tools which seem to be replacing each other every week.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I can‘t believe we are really calling things „ai agents“ these days…
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I‘m very similar. I noticed that people who are very easy to speak to share one trait: they have no shame to tell you the same story multiple times. It bores the hell out of me every times. If i try to do it, i get bored as well.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
We see the opposite happening with companies getting rid of employees and pouring ever penny into AI not to get left behind in the race.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Thanks for the answer. You could make it render a rive asset for one-on-one comparison. ;)
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Interesting, how does this comparento the Rive renderer?
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
You completly forgot about the invention of the home computer. If we would have all been loging into some mainframe computer using a home terminal your assessment would be correct.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I dont see the author expressing any views opposing these except for the „freedom of speech“ which is actually about ownership. And he is right to do so because it brings us back to the stealing and lying. If you offered me a book i would l
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
This post was top 3 in HN. Now shadowbanned. I‘m out.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
What do these „different values“ look like? Is stealing and lying ok for you AI evangelist folks?
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
This must be the single most wonderful magazine archive i have ever seen and it's even searchable. This would be so nice to have with music, fashion and lifestlye magazines. The zooming in and out of decades is a breeze.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Is it true that current LLMs can find bugs in complex codebases? I mean, they can also find bugs in otherwise perfectly working code
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
The point is that we as hunan beeings have quite some elaborate filters to pick interesting things among hunan artefacts. If those are not conciously fabricated by others (i.e.: dreams, ai gen, anything random or auto generated) we tend to
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I neither made this assumption nor the conclusion.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
Because there is no point. If the author is a stochastic people machine it is simply not interesting to reflect on it. The fact people make artefacts turns them into art. A stone is not a work of art without some human doing something with
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
If art is communication- and i believe it is- why would i want to read or listen to anything AI generated? Once you are done with consuption there is no point in reflecting on it nor having a conversation about it with other fellow humans.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
No degree or formal education, enjoyed math at school. Helped a colleague finish college which helped solidify my math. Spend 10 years as a sw dev, then went into VFX and design. Working in automotive design at a major OEM now. I needed my
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
The fact that this little animation can have such heavy performance impact tells us one thing: CSS design is flawed. That‘s it. That‘s the whole story.
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Welcome to the Internet [video](youtube.com)
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
This. When has early adoptation paid off lately? Remember prompt engineering?
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
I don’t know if i would want such thing as a tribe. Reviews are great though unless ai generated. IMHO the internet as a source of valueable information is at risk.
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by HellDunkel 1y ago
A great perspective but one problem remains: AI will radically change the book market. Great new books will be even harder to find as we are drowning in a sea of words. How do we stay afloat?

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