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Alan Kay's Answer To – Is AGI a Software Problem or a Hardware Problem?
(quora.com)
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AgentLaws – Govern Agents Through Prompts Organized Like Law
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Why Social Media Generates Incoherence in the Reader, and Great Books Coherence
(shrsv.hexmos.com)
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Show HN: Dbctx – Compile a PostgreSQL database into compact, queryable context
(github.com)
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atomicnature
2mo ago
The underlying assumption here is -- at least part of code is AI generated. Also another unstated assumption is that both the "author" and "reviewer" are reading AI-generated stuff, at least partly First of all -- the au
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Show HN: I built a tool that reviews any GitHub PR and quizzes you on it
(makesensegithub.com)
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atomicnature
2mo ago
Not necessarily. Higher-level design often involves dissolving apparent tensions or opposites through layering or more sophisticated mechanisms, while preserving the benefits of both. Example -> Proposition: "Phew, we have to choose
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2mo ago
Why is it bad? 90% thought is not productive or low value (distractions, routine work, etc, etc). You may think something else, something more useful, and with the full power of "thoughtware" backing you.
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AI Is ThoughtWare, Not Software: The End of Thinking as We Know It
(shrsv.hexmos.com)
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Don't remove the bottlenecks, rather upgrade them
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To Read Code or Not: What Both Strategy Visionaries and Code Purists Get Wrong
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Perfectly Hitting the Wrong Target: The Story of an AI Code Review Benchmark
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Organization is a bigger idea than intelligence – human, or artificial
(shrsv.hexmos.com)
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Show HN: git-lrc – Free, Micro AI Code Reviews That Run on Git Commit
(github.com)
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Academic-Brain vs. Founder-Brain
(fchaubard.github.io)
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All Lean Books and Where to Find Them
(lakesare.brick.do)
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4mo ago
It's his website -- official I think.
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Rich [Sutton's] Slogans
(incompleteideas.net)
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Just a question to people who may know better than me about this. I thought the whole point of trying to write out TLA+ is so that you get a better idea of what you want and put it into formal language? I get that an LLM can assist/hel
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TLA+ in support of AI code generation
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Machine Learning Systems: Principles and Practices of Engineering AI Systems
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7mo ago
What's the difference as you see it?
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China developed by defying free trade – not embracing it
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If you read the article carefully -- I've dealt with an alternative scenario as well -- where we may have smaller codebases with larger blast radius. As to disposable software, it's harder to get traction/adaption when things
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The future belongs to those who can refute AI, not just generate with AI
(learningloom.substack.com)
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atomicnature
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Try git-lrc, totally free since it uses gemini key. Triggers reviews automatically on git commit.
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Specification languages need big investments essentially - both in technical and educational terms. Consider something like TLA+. How can we make things such as that - be useful in an LLM orchestration framework, be human friendly - that&#x
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AI code review has genuinely helpful - especially when we generate code with copilot, etc. Many times, these GenAI tools can delete/modify code mistakenly. I use LiveReview's git precommit features - so the review happens right be
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AI Is Stress-Testing Software Engineering as a Profession
(learningloom.substack.com)
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8mo ago
Go concrete. In FAANG engineering jobs now what % is this factory designer category vs what % is writing some mundane glue code, moving data around in CRUD calls, or putting in a monitoring metric etc? Once you look at the present engineeri
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