ezoe

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by ezoe 4d ago
Ridiculous rule applying AI ban even on comment and other text. If text contain a language like Japanese which require Input Method? some IM starting to use AI to perform kana kanji conversion. So this rule effectively prohibit some languag
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by ezoe 16d ago
Not all humans have equally capable literacy and industrial background. To use current Top AI SaaS models for coding, the users have to write text prompts. There is clear difference of result by programmer and non-programmer. Image and musi
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by ezoe 16d ago
Here's your boycott list: * Android * All websites hosted on Google Cloud, Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure * All websites using React * Github Life is tough. Good luck. I don't know why you didn't include Apple on the list and
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by ezoe 20d ago
Well, Microsoft is busy firing real game developers. No chance. Unless corpo heads are prosecuted for copyright infringement(false DMCA claim IS copyright infringement) and jailed or sentenced to death, no change.
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by ezoe 26d ago
People love to inflate their jobs if there is no cost. I saw my ex-coworker tried to inflate text that can be expressed in couple of bullet points text. It doesn't add anything. It just fill the fancy flavour text that looks like profe
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by ezoe 1mo ago
That's their claim without any proof.
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by ezoe 1mo ago
Mozilla relies 85% of income from Google for making default search engine Google. They probably have strong implicit pressure not to.
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by ezoe 2mo ago
It's technically stupid in the first place. It's YOUR browser, a locally running software on a physical computer YOU own which memorize the cookie key-value pair a remote host told YOU to memorize and YOU return the same value lat
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by ezoe 2mo ago
So, why nobody write a code by hand using pen onto paper right now? If it's that good, shouldn't we?
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by ezoe 2mo ago
I think I've read the exact thing like 20 or 30 years ago. But I wonder... isn't it US specific local trend where medical bill is ridiculous? There is no way ICU cost 10K USD/day... except in US.
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by ezoe 2mo ago
I guess three nines availability is important.
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by ezoe 2mo ago
But does browser send these id?
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by ezoe 2mo ago
Being a CEO of a large corporation doesn't guarantee you the latest tech insight. You will be easily surrounded by yes men who speak what you wanted to hear.
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by ezoe 3mo ago
Nowadays, you can let AI Agent analyze the binary file and figure out how to control hardware, then, let AI Agent wrote a code for it.
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by ezoe 3mo ago
These software from hardware vendors are awful quality just glancing at the GUI window.
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by ezoe 3mo ago
Why do you need VBR for audio encoding? VBR audio encoding sounds horrible and it can't save much of bitrate anyway.
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by ezoe 3mo ago
You forgot "Think about the children"
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by ezoe 3mo ago
I remember I grab and hold a vacuum cleaner and stand up and my parents are shouting "Look! He is standing the first time!" and I was puzzled what is so fuss about me standing. But if it was my first time standing on my own, that
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by ezoe 3mo ago
We already have such position and it's called manager. The manager's job is to manage multiple programmers to let them write code. A good manager should focus on management rather than write code himself. But keep doing for many y
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by ezoe 3mo ago
Such a creative era was until early 1990s. Back then, we have to implement almost everything that is provided by standard library and popular frameworks we take it for granted for now.
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by ezoe 3mo ago
Because Fugu is not an independent model. They just use multiple existing SaaS models from OpenAI, Anthropic etc in background, gather response and generate results based on these response. They claims that combining the results of multiple
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by ezoe 3mo ago
I have a doubt that one of Three Virtues of a Programmer, laziness is still considered a virtue on AI coding era. Now that AI coding speed and performance outperformed most of human. But AI still need human to be commanded. Yes, you can let
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by ezoe 3mo ago
> If you are an AMD user... Don't bother to use Windows?
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by ezoe 4mo ago
It's just too weak and ineffective move. We should simply boycott ISO. If ISO close the C++ standard, draft and N/P numbered documents, LLVM/GCC should ditch ISO. In fact, that's the only option. The rest of the lesser C
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by ezoe 4mo ago
Forget about AI systems. Nobody took full responsibility of software failure.
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by ezoe 5mo ago
As Windows more and more difficult to use at very basic, after passing certain threshold, just developing on Linux is more practical. Even for DirectX.
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by ezoe 5mo ago
While the tread is swapping between "OMG Claude good. OpenAI was done for" and "OMG Codex good. Anthropic was done for". I've never heard about Gemini and Grok. It works mostly similar performance, but people don&#x
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by ezoe 5mo ago
What you describe had been happened already when programming task became using search engines, passing data between libraries, and delegating coding to off-shore workers.
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by ezoe 5mo ago
I doubt data in Atlassian are anywhere close to clean or organic. It was designed by hell to swallow shit to real programmer who does real works outside of Atlassian.
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by ezoe 5mo ago
Umm? Is there single step Atlassian did it right? It's a cancer of software development the suits force us to swallow while real development and useful documents are outside of their service because it's so stressful to use.

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