krilcebre

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by krilcebre 4mo ago
You cannot tell me that letting anyone do something for you does not affect the skills that you outsourced, unless you are some sort of a superhuman. As an example, I have been drawing portraits for quite a few years now, and whenever I go
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by krilcebre 4mo ago
Aren't we all unique? A person is not just a mish mash of his career and hobbies.
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by krilcebre 4mo ago
Been reading and drinking that kool-aid for some time until I realized it's just an internet bubble mumbo jumbo. Majority of systems are still written in C and C++, and will be for unforeseeable future.
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by krilcebre 4mo ago
How do you know what good output should look like with little code experience?
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by krilcebre 5mo ago
Yes but currently I don't know of a single company in my area that doesn't make you use AI daily because of the supposedly increased productivity. That means that juniors also absolutely have to use AI, probably sabotaging their
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by krilcebre 5mo ago
Here's a great one: https://pikuma.com/courses/cpp-2d-game-engine-development
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by krilcebre 5mo ago
What stops a small, or even a large group of people to intentionally "poison" the LLMs for everyone? Seems to me that they are very fragile, and that an attack like that could cost AI companies a lot. How are they defending themse
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by krilcebre 6mo ago
The instances should be based on the context. For example we had a few different API providers for the same thing, and someone refactored the separate classes into a single one that treats all of the APIs the same. Well, turns out that 3 of
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by krilcebre 6mo ago
I have, and in each sprint we always had tickets for reviewing the implementation, which could take anywhere from an hour to 2 days. The code quality was much better than in my current workplace where the reviews are done in minutes, althou
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by krilcebre 6mo ago
You are comparing compilers to a completely non deterministic code generation tool that often does not take observable behavior into account at all and will happily screw a part of your system without you noticing, because you misworded a s
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by krilcebre 6mo ago
You don't. I can guarantee that 90% of the generated code will never receive a detailed review, simply because there's too much of a cognitive overhead, and too little time, everything moves too fast. I remember having to do such
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by krilcebre 3y ago
Is it programming language agnostic?
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by krilcebre 3y ago
Found a great video series about Zig, so I thought it would be something great to share for people who are looking for Zig learning materials.