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by never_inline 6mo ago
It was a while back (when I was a worse programmer) I found both Micronaut and Quarkus dev experience more palatable than spring. what did you dislike? Pervasive DI? Annotations? configuration mess?
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by never_inline 6mo ago
1. AI Slop Post 2. """You define Pydantic models for your API, then define separate ORM models for your database, then write converters between them.""" So you could've written something that let you conve
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by never_inline 6mo ago
Which reinforces my point that LLMs are really bad at class and module level design.
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by never_inline 6mo ago
I would suggest not delegating the LLD (class / interface level design) to the LLM. The clankeren are super bad at it. They treat everything as a disposable script. Also document some best practices in AGENT.md or whatever it's ca
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by never_inline 6mo ago
I think this is just anthropomorphism. Sub agents make sense as a context saving mechanism. Aider did an "architect-editor" split where architect is just a "programmer" who doesn't bother about formatting the change
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by never_inline 6mo ago
> This isn’t just academic elegance, it kept phone switches running with five nines of availability. Hmm.... > Erlang is the strongest form of the isolation argument, and it deserves to be taken seriously, which is why what happens ne
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by never_inline 6mo ago
Didn't want to hear the grok thing from handle named "dyauspitr". My day is ruined.
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by never_inline 6mo ago
* gwern * lesswrong
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by never_inline 7mo ago
Amazon has been quite useful for me as a single bachelor living in an Indian metropolitan city. 1. I get very useful items at very good prices, many of which I would have to wander the city for hours to find, or couldnt find at all: - Eg:
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by never_inline 7mo ago
Yeah its obvious clanker writing. I don't even mind using LLM for code but this rubs the wrong way.
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by never_inline 7mo ago
Nice. Despite being anti-AI, He knows more about LLMs than most "thought leaders" and "AI enthusiasts".
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by never_inline 7mo ago
Are there any car brands which don't do this fancy-useless-tech kind of thing? I have never driven a car, but a motorcycle with handle-lock would never be unlocked without the physical key.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Spinning 1K goroutines per request doesn't feel right to me for some reason. Isn't trigram search supposed to be better? https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp4.html
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by never_inline 8mo ago
+1 for userns, there's also proot (userspace chroot) and fakechroot (using LD_PRELOAD).
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by never_inline 8mo ago
From Steve yegge's post > Better UIs will come. But tmux is what you have for now. And it’s worth learning. So brother has 2 claude code accounts and couldn't vibe code a UI, huh?
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Poe's law &c.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
I don't think he intentionally lied. He just didn't know how to check that and AI wrote - [tick mark emoji] implemented CSS and JS rendering from scratch - **no dependencies**.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
In many enterprise environments, deployment logic would be quite large for bash.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Build a CLI in python or whatever which does the same thing as CI, every CI stage should just call its subcommands.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Someone tell the AI labs to stop training on tutorial code.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
I was about to try it out, having heard good things. But this leaves a very bad taste. Guess I will stick to aider and copy-pasting.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
I can't for the life of me tell what it's about.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
To play devil's advocate: all the people using AI are not being significantly more productive on brownfield applications. If GP manages to find a Big Co (tech or non tech) which doesn't precisely bother about AI usage and just del
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by never_inline 8mo ago
There's certainly an overlap between the crowd working on AI (since it's the current hype) and the crowd finding this sort of hyped up advertisement speak impressive. It's pretty obvious that embeddings are not enough (and yo
85.
by never_inline 8mo ago
The only AI bloggers who don't have something to sell seems to be simonw, the flask guy, and this redis guy. Any other blog recommendations from HN?
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Can you suggest a best place to learn CSS in-depth, from first principles? (as opposed to, say, simple tutorials)
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by never_inline 8mo ago
Didn't know about starship and need to check it out. Shameless plug: I wrote a detailed git prompt in C which is similar to posh-git on Powershell: https://github.com/mahesh-hegde/promptsynth
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by never_inline 8mo ago
> LLMs are eval(). Skills are programs. YAML is the motherboard. This for some reason irritated me so much I wrote the comment.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
An LLM could never write this.
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by never_inline 8mo ago
> Bruce Schneier intercepts all your internal monologues by a man-in-the-middle attack.

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