bitwizeshift

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by bitwizeshift 12d ago
It sounds like you have never used an Atlassian product, lol
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by bitwizeshift 17d ago
There is an in between here that developers seem to keep forgetting: Design the software architecture yourself — do some whiteboarding, figure out your abstractions and your UML, then write that in your prompt for the LLM to implement throu
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by bitwizeshift 1mo ago
Thank you for this comment. I had mostly shrugged off this project as “neat” but didn’t go digging until I read this. The choreography stuff is actually really cool! Definitely agree this should be front and center
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by bitwizeshift 2mo ago
Lol, “user defined copy/move constructors” That’s actually so many types that would define this
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by bitwizeshift 2mo ago
Well this is a take. It’s weird how much the author fixates on Vim being “visible” and implies multiple cursors and features in Sublime aren’t. Just because your brain is trained to not think about it anymore doesn’t make it any less visibl
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by bitwizeshift 6mo ago
Paywalled article on something vibe-coded? That seems like a bold strategy.
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by bitwizeshift 9mo ago
Thank you, bumholes
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by bitwizeshift 9mo ago
Aside from what some other users have said, logging is fundamentally an observable side-effect of your library. It’s now a behavior that can become load-bearing — and putting it in library code forces this exposed behavior on the consumer.
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by bitwizeshift 10mo ago
You definitely are not alone in feeling this way, it’s happening everywhere now and it’s driving me nuts too. I have the same complaint at work, where coworkers are using it for writing pull request descriptions, and it pumps out slop buzzw
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by bitwizeshift 1y ago
I hit send too early; Meant to say that it just knows words and that’s effectively it. It’s cool technology, but the burden of proof of real intelligence shouldn’t be “can it answer questions it has great swaths of information on”, because
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by bitwizeshift 1y ago
I don’t really think one needs to define intelligence to be able to acknowledge that inability to distinguish fact from fiction, or even just basic cognition and awareness of when it’s uncertain, telling the truth, or lying — is a glaring f
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by bitwizeshift 1y ago
Why “perma goodbye”? Go has a similar function declaration, and it supports anonymous functions/lambdas. E.g. in go, an anonymous func like this could be defined as foo := func(x int, _ int) int { … } So I’d imagine in Zig it shoul
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by bitwizeshift 2y ago
Tech interviews in general need to be overhauled, and if they were it’d be less likely that AI would be as helpful in the process to begin with (at least for LLMs in their current state). Current LLMs can do some basic coding and stitch it
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by bitwizeshift 2y ago
This is a good read on how to commit concepts to long-term memory and building skills. I think there is a typo in the article though; there is a point that says: > work out the problem by computing 6 × 5 = 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 30 (or
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by bitwizeshift 2y ago
The article never talked about bot-generated products, only bot generated comments and upvotes. How does manual review address this exactly?
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by bitwizeshift 2y ago
What a strange and subjective take… I am genuinely struggling to understand the author’s viewpoint here, and why this post needed to exist at all. The author proposes that braces are somehow subjectively harder to read for matching, and the
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by bitwizeshift 2y ago
This hasn’t been my experience at all in the slightest. Been programming since I was in elementary school, and current Copilot, OpenAI and even Gemini models generate code at a very very junior level. It might solve a practical problem, but
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by bitwizeshift 4y ago
Are you from Canada, or was that just an uncanny description of Canadian healthcare?
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C++20: `unique_ptr` does not satisfy `equality_comparable_with` `nullptr_t`(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by bitwizeshift 5y ago|0 comments
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Reflecting over Members of an Aggregate with Standard C++17(bitwizeshift.github.io)
2 points by bitwizeshift 5y ago|0 comments
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by bitwizeshift 6y ago
Hey everyone, I created a C++ "`result`" monad type with functionalities and behaviours much like Swift or Rust's equivalent `Result` type. I've been working on this project for quite some time, and just wanted to share
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C++ “result” type based on modern languages like Swift and Rust(github.com)
2 points by bitwizeshift 6y ago|1 comments
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C++: Getting an Unmangled Type Name at Compile Time(bitwizeshift.github.io)
2 points by bitwizeshift 6y ago|0 comments