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aprdm
16d ago
Sure ! I have been doing this for 2 decades now and started my career in VHDL / Hardware before going to embedded systems and then cloud. I am pretty sure I can understand hand code pretty well. I just don't need to write it. Why
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aprdm
19d ago
Why is your identity tied to writing code ? That reads a bit weird to me at least. You're being paid to solve business problems, not to write code. Now you can do it without writing code. Maybe try to form a different identity ? I woul
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27d ago
Configuring postgres to automatically failover instead of doing it manually. The automated system caused more downtime in a few months than manually doing it did for years before. All in the name of more automations and less downtime
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aprdm
1mo ago
Why not ? Can google be trusted ? Or facebook ? How do people have been accessing the internet for the last decade you reckon and how's this any different ?
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1mo ago
Why do you feel that ?
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aprdm
1mo ago
How would you count them or even know if they were made with AI or not ? Such nonsense
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aprdm
1mo ago
Of course yes, and it's even easier in some cases. Since there's a language that defines the functionality (e.g: formal methods) that the agent can use/veriy against
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1mo ago
You can have another agent write the tests and verify the former agent ? This is pretty basic stuff. Makes me question if people are actually trying to use AI
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1mo ago
Lol. That's not true at all. And not how projects are done on startups or big companies. Execute fast or get nowhere, a series of small wins get you to live long term.
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2mo ago
If you're using Windows you're likely not the audience. Which is fine.
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3mo ago
Staples. I have a broken Canon now and before had a broken HP. Both were dirty cheap. I imagine how much the environment suffers from broken printers alone. I am not buying a new one. Only going to stores to print.
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3mo ago
lol I know, I applied for them around 4-5 years ago and thought it was a joke... I did the first part which was some gimmic IQ tests and then I had to write an essay (which I didn't) !
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aprdm
3mo ago
You basically described Canonical's hiring process !
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3mo ago
question bank ?! lol, no wonder people complain about being performative. If you have nothing to talk about, cancel it
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3mo ago
Really depends on the team etc. I don't think every team needs to have 1-1, certainly not weekly as a mandate. The best cultures I worked at didn't have 1-1 series by default
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3mo ago
No. Because the investment to get into the game is too big and takes too long. The ones who can create the silicon are already oversubscribed.
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4mo ago
great question, probably around 1998 ! How is it relevant to 2026 ?
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aprdm
4mo ago
Right, so I have to do manual work going over 10000000 of results ? Or trusting SEO / google algorthm instead ?
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aprdm
4mo ago
That hasn't been my experience. It has been working really well for what I need. SEO optimization totally ruined google search for me for the past few years
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4mo ago
How do you make it without AI ? Are you parsing through millions of pages yourself ?
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4mo ago
I don't disagree with you, but google search has gone so downhill that I had stopped using it before they moved to the AI approach, which is actually pretty decent.
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4mo ago
"Next 5y" doesn't apply to AI factories
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4mo ago
They are until they aren't. My grandmother had a puncture and almost died
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5mo ago
lol. AI just started in the kind of usage being discussed in this thread, how would it make any difference on something that is quarterly reviewed
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5mo ago
That seems like a you problem
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5mo ago
No one cares about this kind of stuff. 99% of the devs are not English native speakers, what do you expect ? It works and we all can understand it
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6mo ago
Python existed for years before uv with a huge ecosystem, and will continue to do so after/if it dies
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6mo ago
Do you feel sad for people who use a computer or a cellphone or file taxes online instead of paper ? How is this any different ? I use those tools to make my life easier/faster
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6mo ago
That's true. Except that you can have Agents doing it 24/7 with no human input. The amount of repos/PRs is only limited by GPUs
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6mo ago
Isn't that the premise of Fallout ?
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