leptons

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by leptons 17d ago
https://www.linkedin.com/top-content/engineering/engineering... There's quite a lot of evidence out there. Just because you're unwilling to accept it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I've pr
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by leptons 18d ago
Your comment is a little overdramatic and lacks and grounding in reality. Lots of companies overhired, including mine, and we also had layoffs that were not a result of AI, it pre-dated anyone using AI at our company. But whatever, this poi
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by leptons 18d ago
That wasn't necessarily caused by AI, in fact quite a lot of the layoffs came well before AI was useful. Most of the layoffs happened because companies over-hired during covid, and a lot of other economic issues causing people to spend
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by leptons 22d ago
Apparently some people think republicans were the only presidents elected in the last 25+ years? Even senile Joe Biden was more competent than the current malicious moron in power.
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by leptons 22d ago
>All past elections prove you otherwise. This is not a fact. This is bullshit trolling. This pointless internet interaction is over .
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by leptons 22d ago
If you honestly think that, then you are not paying attention, or you're just a typical troll.
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by leptons 22d ago
Iran is not a war funded by congress, so it's really no wonder the US appears inneffective. Trump didn't get the support he thought he would from congress and now he's flailing around trying to save face. Change the leadershi
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by leptons 22d ago
>US backed off last year when there were talks about protecting Taiwan. They pulled Patriot missiles from Taiwan and South Korea too. >US cannot blockade Hormuz, as we've seen. JP cannot do that with their current constitution un
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by leptons 22d ago
Some devs . To think most or even half of all devs do this is a bit overly optomistic.
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by leptons 25d ago
Thanks for reminding us what it looks like to lack a moral compass.
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by leptons 26d ago
It's absolutely an iffy example, I told you exactly why - you had to reach back a quarter century to find anything , and it was a knee-jerk reaction to a catastrophic terrorist attack. You can't really defend that by saying &quot
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by leptons 26d ago
Pretty hilarious that you have to reach back 25 years for one iffy example that happened right after we had the largest terrorist attack in the history of the earth. It was absolutely a knee-jerk reaction, and wasn't the norm, it&#x
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by leptons 26d ago
Only a small part, maybe 1/3 of the US wanted this. Not the whole population. Sadly 1/3 of eligible voters don't vote - they are the ones who didn't want this but don't have enough sense to vote, and that's dif
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by leptons 26d ago
Republicans are in every way trying to turn this into an authoritarian hellhole. "Cruelty is the point" is a phrase used with regards to right-wing politics in America. We're heading in the worst direction possible, but it ta
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by leptons 26d ago
The people want this administration and their right-wing politics gone, and the right-wing knows it - if the people really wanted the current shitstorm to continue the right-wing wouldn't be so desperate to suppress the vote, gerrymand
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by leptons 26d ago
>half the voting population of the US wants to live under authoritarian rule That's half the people who showed up to vote, not "half the voting population". 1/3 of the eligible voters simply didn't vote, and from
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by leptons 26d ago
>The current situation is a result of a nearly unanimous Washington consensus regarding this issue. Not one party vs another. That's nonsense and the voting record proves you wrong. Please link to any privacy related vote that hurts
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by leptons 26d ago
>There are many instances today of cops forcibly entering a home claiming nothing more than a welfare check, or "we received a call." And there are also many instances of the city being sued, those cops being sued, losing quali
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by leptons 26d ago
>Those things are of the past now, for the US. It's a temporary situation, it isn't necessarily a permanent situation. Tell me how you think East Germany is doing these days. And no, it doesn't have to take 40 years to rig
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by leptons 27d ago
>You can rig up a local ide to pathologically commit+push per save The dev system we use for a 3rd party hosting provider (a big one) requires a commit and push for every file save while we're developing. I created a build system fo
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by leptons 28d ago
"Add to upcoming delivery" is a one-click purchase.
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by leptons 1mo ago
I made one in 1985 for my 10 speed bike, it was pretty fun for a while. I was in my early teens at the time.
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by leptons 1mo ago
> "LIFETIME ACCESS" "Own It Forever" "Lifetime Updates" Who's lifetime? The lifetime of the service, or until whoever is running it loses interest in it? This doesn't seem like a "forever&quot
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by leptons 1mo ago
>Act accordingly I've been looking for a new job where people aren't so reckless... the AI psychosis is heavy at my current job.
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by leptons 1mo ago
That's the old way. The current way is nobody reviews anything. The LLM reviews it all and nobody even reads it, they just click approve, and merge blindly. I wish I were kidding.
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by leptons 1mo ago
But then their bubble would be a pukey green color, and not a nice blue color, and that's scary for a lot of them.
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by leptons 1mo ago
The DOJ had started a lawsuit against Apple due to their rampantly greedy business practices, but who knows where that is going now since Tim Apple gave a golden trophy to the current president. https://www.justice.gov/archi
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by leptons 1mo ago
My company stopped reading PRs (100% LLM) and we're just supposed to click Approve, and then someone else clicks the Merge button. They are absolutely reckless and I'm looking for a new job.
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by leptons 1mo ago
>but a human's still the one submitting the PR for review Where I work, the LLM writes the ticket and does all the coding. As soon as the LLM feels like it's done, it automatically submits and reviews the PR itself. The humans
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by leptons 1mo ago
"Managers" don't contribute much if any value. Someone with creative vision contributes value. That cam be a PM, or the right engineer, and sometimes both if you're lucky. Most of us aren't lucky like that.

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