iExploder

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by iExploder 6mo ago
I usually issue this myself, maybe I should add it to my Claude.md, because it almost always finds something to fix: "Check for bugs and unintended side effects introduced by our changes."
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by iExploder 6mo ago
yes you fire if you are a burned out company that only needs to maintain its product and slowly die... you hire more if you are growth and have new ideas just never had the chance to implement them as they were not practical of feasible at
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by iExploder 6mo ago
first hit is always free as they say :) lets hope we can get off of it once they hike the price...
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by iExploder 6mo ago
> AI is already better at understanding code than 99.99% of human not to nitpick here, but AI does not understand code. AI (LLMs) are token predictors pr at best sophisticated pattern matching in huge search space...
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by iExploder 6mo ago
After 12+ years of hardcore c/c++ in embedded, I'm having a blast with Claude... my productivity definitely improved.. especially with tasks that I would consider boring or tedious to hand code due to repetition (I have coded this
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by iExploder 6mo ago
is the result the only thing that matters? or does the journey have its place as well? is there price to be paid for getting any desired result imaginable without effort on a press of a button?
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by iExploder 6mo ago
take that to absolute extreme. Why do we even need a job? If all our physical needs are met maybe humanity can finally focus on real problems (spiritual, mental, inter personal) that no amount of "jobs" can solve...
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by iExploder 6mo ago
> I don't see any fundamental problem with democratization of abilities and removal of gatekeeping. It was very democratized before, almost anyone could pick up a book or learn these skills on the internet. Opportunity was democrati
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by iExploder 7mo ago
Some people seem like fully gave in to using AI for everything, and nothing better than receiving multiple review requests per day for 2k+ diff PRs.. where most of the stuff is just "wtf" type of refactoring and added noise Also f
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by iExploder 8mo ago
if we assume no new jobs will be created after AI automates most work (I think there will be new jobs) living on UBI will be miserable, and as such common folk will become even more and absolutely reliant on the government, especially when
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by iExploder 8mo ago
I would dual class social skills and martial arts... aka make them like you, if they dont just beat em up...
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by iExploder 9mo ago
You havent mentioned whether you are doing any after school activities? Join any club where you can interact socially, like martial arts, boxing, any group sports, dancing.. or if not into that try chess/literature/board games&#x2
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by iExploder 9mo ago
Something that would record commands as you go and allow you to rollback during testing the scripts? This is what I miss whenever I have to do devops...
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by iExploder 10mo ago
another solid proof of the Firmament
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by iExploder 10mo ago
Legal and HR department would like to have a word.
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by iExploder 11mo ago
This is the only true way to establish dominance.
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by iExploder 11mo ago
In 2025 IP and copyright don't play a role anymore ;)
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by iExploder 11mo ago
The web wave was a trick companies played on developers minds. Should've stuck with C people...
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by iExploder 11mo ago
Noone ever checked my phone in Iran, there is no reason. But unless you travel to meet family or friends, you need certified tour guide for the stay afaik.
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by iExploder 11mo ago
The more elaborate your design doc for printing hello world is, the higher the chances for L+1
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by iExploder 11mo ago
bro, just get a good tour guide, bring a camera and forget about twitter for a few weeks, whats the problem with that? locals use VPNs, sometimes they work, sometimes they dont... gov has on/off switch so you are at their mercy, but ho
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by iExploder 1y ago
Not many, but there are some who remain I would say. C and C++ is not going anywhere in embedded. No need too press F just yet.
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by iExploder 1y ago
Are the GPUs and data centers being built by cash obtained from sales or by private investors with betting addiction?
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by iExploder 1y ago
If the contract states the credits expire EOY all bets are off. Implicitly makes the credits the 'delivery' not the service itself.
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by iExploder 1y ago
So that we can reliably classify between real engineers and techbros
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by iExploder 1y ago
And when you get sued that's judge who has to decide that and for that you go to court, and for that you need a lawyer. Hence why most people just CBA...
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by iExploder 1y ago
ok, but this can be tested with black box tests, you can add performance tests on top to make sure there is no bloat over time you might look at generated code as often as you look at generated assembly now
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by iExploder 1y ago
I've seen this several times in Google maps, the business owner finds out who the client is (gym, doctor, even ice cream shop) and confronts the client in the comments or even personally (seen once) instead of taking in the feedback
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by iExploder 1y ago
> All restaurants in Western Europe are bad? That is… quite the sweeping statement. completely agree with you, the statement _you_ made is quite the sweeping statement
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by iExploder 1y ago
if you think about it the resource wasteful approach pre-LLM didnt really make sense (thousands of people often times re-implementing similar use cases). LLMs are like global open source repositories of everything known to mankind with sear

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