mbrumlow

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by mbrumlow 9d ago
The problem is not vibe coding. The problem is the people doing this were never good software engineers before vibe coding. Simply put you still need good practices to produce working good code with AI. Oddly what I have found best is patte
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by mbrumlow 13d ago
This does not look like C
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by mbrumlow 21d ago
Would use this at a fairly large company if we had windows and Mac support, probably could get budget to pay for the features it’s missing.
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by mbrumlow 25d ago
The only people being ignorant at the ones saying deepfakes are illegal. It’s more complicated than what is being touted as fact. In most jurisdictions creation is legal, it’s publishing them that is not. In some jurisdictions threatening t
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by mbrumlow 25d ago
Are you sure? What if I painted the image , but happen to have a photo realistic capabilities ?
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by mbrumlow 25d ago
Same here, 20+ years, no degree. but have a slightly different view about folks with CS degrees. It really comes down to the individual. Those who are good with CS degrees would likely be good without them. The majority of those who picked
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Oh man, I have that too. I am always told by my best friend "well, you go it right, but entirely wrong words" -- or something to the effect I got the feeling, notion, or concept right, but the wrong words. This has affected me a l
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Might be unpopular, but agents write too much code for humans to read in any meaningful time frame. Using agents to generate code to then require humans to slowly consume it defeats a lot of the speed you gain from AI. I my self and teams m
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Rust is better. It just is. Go is not bad. But as a long time go advocate, the hurdle for my teams using rust is gone, and thus everything is now rust.
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
I just do all that with Claude CLI :/
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Policies like this will result in the death of the branded software. As we move forward it will be easier than ever to just maintain and keep your fork of software with the changes you want or need. No more approval, bureaucracy, or arguing
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Some products and companies require windows. It might please you to know that this driver was vibe coded from a linux vm based sandbox.(that was also vibe coded)
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
Idk about sold. But it’s loaded on all the windows machines in a fairly big company that solves a real world problem. It allows us to apply custom ACLs to AI agents and the child process spawned by AI agents. Giving us the ability to contr
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by mbrumlow 1mo ago
What does the benchmark even mean when people are using AI to make real world things that solve real world problems? I see people, and my self making amazing things with AI and fixing old projects and having real world impact at the fractio
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by mbrumlow 2mo ago
Having jobs for the sake of having jobs sounds like living in hell. From what I can tell your argument works out to be as simple as we can’t do this because we want to keep people working, which the vast majority of people hate doing. There
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by mbrumlow 3mo ago
It’s fairly silly to work at Amazon if you don’t like data centers. And also stupid for Amazon to employ you if you don’t like data center and are actively making efforts in your free time and possibly while at work to prevent the construct
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by mbrumlow 3mo ago
Your company might fail then. Because I won’t be fighting to work at your company, I’ll just compete with your company and get paid what I deserve. We already have CEOs is vendors trying to scare people away from vibe coding their contract
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by mbrumlow 3mo ago
Correct, the word “and” is a coordinating conjunction. It joins two parallel adjectives. They’re related, but they’re not the same axis.
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by mbrumlow 3mo ago
Maybe those who participate in democracy should have to demonstrate some level educations on the topics they vote on? Because if you are right it’s a loosing battle. The masses will always be under informed, and under educated. And the onl
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by mbrumlow 3mo ago
> Those algorithmic biases have demonstrable behavioral consequences. The algos optimize for engagement, which can roughly translate into the people drive the algos, as they would stop watching or visiting or commenting, if it was not so
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by mbrumlow 4mo ago
I thunk you are right. This is just the same old stuff. I think people are reacting because AI is doing something, and that something seems to be accelerating the process of software development. So what people are seeing is the same issue
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by mbrumlow 4mo ago
This. We don’t have a housing problem. We have a “I want to live here problem.” And if we could snap our fingers and everybody in the world who wanted to live in NY could, it would be the same second nobody would want to live in NY. It ju
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by mbrumlow 4mo ago
Wtf. I use OpenAI for all my shopping now. How to match clothing and finding things I have seen. ChatGPT has helped me with all the wired social things I have no clue about. Like how long should a suit jacket be, what to pair with loafers.
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by mbrumlow 4mo ago
> “Put an Idempotency-Key on the request. Store the response. Replay it on retry.” Is this the new normal? Assert something, that id clearly broken as the correct, then write a blog fixing their broken logic? You don’t replay it on retry
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by mbrumlow 4mo ago
> The second is when people generate artifacts in disciplines they were never trained in. This screams gate keeping. My self and many who are experts in their fields were never formally trained. The titans that built the world of softwa
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by mbrumlow 5mo ago
I have been saying this for years. When I was young I somehow figured out how to control my dreams. By the time I was an adult and working in software all my dreams were always iterating over solutions to problems I had at work. And every
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by mbrumlow 5mo ago
And? I why do we keep posting headlines like this. It’s not if the data center is going to take the power away from other people. The metric of “more than X” in this case seems useless and sensational.
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by mbrumlow 6mo ago
I use eat. So far it’s been the best one. But I did have to fix a few bugs, and add kkp support to it. It’s not the fastest but it gets the job done.
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by mbrumlow 6mo ago
I am always having these arguments. We are paying this other company x a year for something we should build if we really need it. The rebuttals I always get are “I want you working on something that I can’t pay another company for”. I thi
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by mbrumlow 6mo ago
I look a Claude / ChatGPT as an extension of my thought. It should be held as such in all court proceedings. It’s used to allow me to think and reason about things. Idk how that works with journals today, but anything like this which

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