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by jacamera 1mo ago
I'm very skeptical of that graph. What does it mean for code to be AI-generated vs human-generated? If I merge a PR that was opened by Claude do all the changes in it automatically count as AI-generated? How about the individual commit
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by jacamera 2mo ago
The crazy thing is how cheap it is to spin up a cloud server, but how little actual processing power you're getting for your money. Even if the business manages to keep their cloud spend in check it's probably going to be at the e
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by jacamera 5mo ago
Isn't it also true that the deeper and thicker the quagmire, the more tokens one will have to use to wade through it? This seems like a path to eventual LLM lock-in once the codebase gets messy enough. These things could end up being l
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by jacamera 5mo ago
I don't think there are good analogies to physical tools. It would be something like a nondeterministic version of a replicator from Star Trek which to me would feel much closer to a slot machine than a CNC mill.
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by jacamera 6mo ago
Lots of hair splitting in the comments. The service is so unreliable at this point that I don’t trust them to not train on private repos even accidentally. You’re one vibe-coded PR away from having all your data scooped up regardless of any
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by jacamera 6mo ago
I can't even imagine what these exams would look like. The entire profession seems to boil down to making the appropriate tradeoffs for your specific application in your specific domain using your specific tech stack. There's almo
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by jacamera 6mo ago
Results over time are important. Or at least they should be.
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by jacamera 6mo ago
Great read: https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/chatgpt-...
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by jacamera 11mo ago
Interested to see how this plays out. ESPN is the only reason I subscribe to YouTubeTV.
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by jacamera 1y ago
Exactly! All LLMs do is “hallucinate”. Sometimes the output happens to be right, same as a broken clock.
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by jacamera 1y ago
I blame the experts. It's their responsibility to explain things to the public and engage in forums that the public is paying attention to (e.g. podcasts). They don't have to bloviate about everything under the sub, but they do ha
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by jacamera 1y ago
Yeah I definitely struggle with this. You need downtime to relax but it's easy to "over relax" just like it's easy to oversleep or overeat or overdo any other number of things that are healthy and necessary but only at t
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by jacamera 1y ago
This is the first time I've heard anyone argue that a food product must be good for you because Americans are consuming a large amount of it. How on earth could you come to that conclusion given how unhealthy our population is?
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by jacamera 2y ago
Have you ever tried the LeetCode live competitions? I found those to be really fun with a great community. Just grinding problems in isolation can definitely be depressing.
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by jacamera 2y ago
I agree generally, but I feel like we're slowly coming to realize that maximal leisure and safety might not necessarily be the recipe for a happy and fulfilling life.
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by jacamera 2y ago
No dark mode? Seriously?
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by jacamera 2y ago
That's exactly what we do now.
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by jacamera 2y ago
Did the site owner remove the malicious ads since this was posted? I wanted my report to count so I didn't use the link in the blog post and instead googled for "notepad++ download" and clicked on the offending website which
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by jacamera 2y ago
Yup, I remember when I got a loaner car that had those new momentary switches and I couldn't believe how terrible they were. What made it all the more baffling/disappointing was that earlier BMWs had some of the nicest turn signal
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by jacamera 2y ago
Well that's unfortunate and exactly what Apple was trying to protect their users from.
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by jacamera 3y ago
For me at least it's about the ergonomics of the microphone form factor. I'm not comfortable with a standalone mic in front of my face. I don't like having to remember to keep the proper distance. I got a nice high quality br
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by jacamera 3y ago
There's some good advice here but I take issue with this statement: > I used to ask ‘tell me one of the SOLID principle you strongly agree or disagree with’ but I had to stop because it ended up with the interviewee listing/des
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by jacamera 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this and for providing explicit instructions during your interviews. It's confusing and awkward when the interviewers set it up as a casual conversation. There are no natural conversational cues when you're t
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by jacamera 3y ago
The pictures are strange but the OP neglected to notice the captions which make the intent much more clear: https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1ap1345/...
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by jacamera 3y ago
Hypermedia?
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by jacamera 3y ago
Define "rich." Have you been working in a coal mine since you emerged from the womb or did you maybe have a few things provided for you at some point in your life?
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by jacamera 3y ago
The secret to Jack Welch's success was squeezing the sweetest juice from his employees' mind grapes.
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by jacamera 3y ago
Is this an argument for or against meetups?
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by jacamera 3y ago
I had assumed it was satire so you’re absolutely right if it was not!

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