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al2o3cr
3mo ago
LOL @ "I've never written production CSS" followed shortly by "don't use CSS selectors"
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al2o3cr
4mo ago
You wrote a sloppy "question" promoting your own work and an admin cleaned it up. That's not "stunning".
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
These cop-outs in programming Too bad you had to give in and use a cop-out like Python, just imagine how much more productive you'd be if you were writing raw assembly /s
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
And by "the future", the slop machine operator means "newspaper owners replacing them with cheaper slop machines"
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Do I look like I know what an STL is? I just want a model of a got dang hot dog
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Holy it's not X it's Y Batman! From early in the piece: --- It’s not bold. It’s backwards. It’s like asking someone to buy a car they’re only allowed to sit in while it’s parked. The result is predictable: AI becomes something peo
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Well that certainly explains all the horse shit
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7mo ago
You could do exactly the "triage immediately, fix, deploy" process that the author describes before LLMs. Most places didn't, but that doesn't make it "the result of integrating AI".
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Must be exhausting
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
You can't arrange the icons by penis!
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Oh wow, so did I: 10 PRINT "OH NO I AM CONSCIOUS AND IN HELL" 20 GOTO 10
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7mo ago
Alternate title: "Slop Tastes Great, If You Ignore How It Tastes"
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
That's the neat part - you don't!
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Sounds like there's a fork where some maintenance is still going on: https://github.com/Hopding/pdf-lib/issues/1720
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al2o3cr
7mo ago
Good thing it isn't a bubble /s
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7mo ago
Hallucinated slop about hallucinating slop. chef's kiss
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7mo ago
They don't think it be like it is, but it do
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7mo ago
it is now clear that software engineering is probably beyond its own AGI Clear to who? Try engaging your brain instead of parroting marketing materials
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7mo ago
"It's not optional to use my product" Keep telling yourself that, buddy
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7mo ago
Fox declares itself the guardian of chickens' lives
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8mo ago
Sounds like a great argument to turn these things off
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8mo ago
"Why did the probabilistic text generator fail to exactly follow the constraints?" Truly a mystery. Better buy more SaaS to smear on top
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8mo ago
Offtopic: the "scan line" thing that the left-hand pane labeled "Documentation" is doing takes a continuous ~12% of a CPU on a Mac Studio. Incredible waste for a pointless visual effect.
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8mo ago
Since privacy will be an issue, "Shazam-like" filters will inhibit uncleared capture of voice. So now the operating system will decide which recordings are "cleared" and which aren't? Fuck outta here with
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8mo ago
This isn't science - it's slop
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8mo ago
Also, since almost no one writes tests by hand anymore and instead generates them with LLMs For suitably-small values of "everyone", I suppose
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8mo ago
Mmmmm tasty slop
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8mo ago
use AI for code review, having another AI (or the same AI in a new session) audit code. It can examine every line carefully, never tires, never misses. "never"? Absolutely roflcoptering over here. If you've
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8mo ago
I am shocked, SHOCKED I TELL YOU, to find out that executives might be lying!
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