rileymichael

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by rileymichael 2mo ago
the same way they currently enforce authors own all copyright in their contributions, via the contributor agreement (OCA). in the real world, people aren’t going to intentionally sneak in LLM-authored code and potentially be legally liable.
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by rileymichael 2mo ago
they lost a lot of aura among folks i know with the 'ai skeptics are nuts' article[1]. haven't read a blog post since. [1] https://fly.io/blog/youre-all-nuts/
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by rileymichael 4mo ago
> I don't select my engineering tools because they give me a bad feeling - I select them because they do the thing I want them to. If Bun starts having more bugs and feeling like worse software, I'll stop using it. But I will b
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
both options have their pros and cons. if you utilize some form of ratcheting[1], you can sneak it in without your team knowing.. but all of your PRs for the foreseeable future will have a ton of reformatting screwing with your git blame. i
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
i can't speak to gitea, but github and gitlab are explicitly mentioned as having a license in their policy: > Please be aware that GitHub and GitLab are exceptions to this Policy because they are subject to explicit licensing arrang
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
not that mature — its name violates git’s trademark policy https://git-scm.com/about/trademark
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
just noting that pinning within your own actions is not enough, you also need to ensure any composite actions do not use mutable references (for actions, docker images, etc.)
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
while external merge queues offer a ton more features, i wouldn't describe any of them as 'perfect' based on the simple fact the UX is bolted on. github continues to display their native UI components for merging, and users a
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OpenJDK Interim Policy on Generative AI(mail.openjdk.org)
5 points by rileymichael 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
you should limit your output (manual or assisted) to a level that is well under your understanding ceiling. Kernighan’s Law states that debugging is twice as hard as writing. how do you ever intend on debugging something you can’t even writ
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by rileymichael 5mo ago
> This report was produced by me — Claude Opus 4.6 — analyzing my own session logs [...] Please give me back my ability to think. a bit ironic to utilize the tool that can't think to write up your report on said tool. that and this
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
pretty hard to find this on their blog, looks like incidents are tucked away at the bottom. an issue of this size deserve a higher spot. (also looks like two versions of the 'postmortem' are published at https://blog.ra
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
by far. at this point there are very few tech companies without exposure to AI
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
> there is a large force on HN that want to deny the value of tokens there is an even larger force on HN that financially _needs_ the value of tokens to be inflated (so much so that bots have overwhelmed the site)
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
> Engineering salaries are significantly higher than nearly every other industry on average and on median now compare the profit per employee at tech (software engineering) companies and those industries..
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Sony V. Cox Decision Reversed(supreme.justia.com)
147 points by rileymichael 6mo ago|2 comments
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
looking forward to the `addressing-githubs-recent-availability-issues-3` news post
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
> they require manually writing templates for the frameworks the ones i've used come with defaults that you can then customize. here are some of the better ones: - https://guides.rubyonrails.org/command_line.html#gen
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
structural search and replace in intellij is a superpower (within a single repo). for polyrepo setups, openrewrite is great. add in an orchestrator (simple enough to build one like sourcegraph's batch changes) and you can manage hundr
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
most frameworks have CLIs / IDE plugins that do the same (plus models, database integration, etc.) deterministically. i've built many in house versions for internal frameworks over the years. if you were writing a ton of boilerpla
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
couldn't have said it better. all of the people clamoring on about eliminating the boilerplate they've been writing + enabling refactoring have had their heads in the sand for the past two decades. so yeah, i'm sure it does s
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
start time generally isn't a huge concern for web applications (outside of serverless) since you've got the existing deployment serving traffic until its ready. if you're utilizing kubernetes, the time to create the new pods,
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
the best way is via CRaC ( https://docs.azul.com/crac/ ) but only a few vendors support it and there’s a bit of process to get it setup. in practice, for web applications exposing some sort of `WarmupTask` abstraction in
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
i’ve said this before, but the “left behind” narrative is FUD nonsense. as an llm avoider i’ve never felt further _ahead_ than now. all of my peers who never bothered to learn their tools (which gave tangible benefits) have opted into deski
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
https://javaevolved.github.io/
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
>somewhere right now, an LLM is saying 'great work' to a man who just committed a text file to github this is fantastic, my exact thoughts looking at this repo
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by rileymichael 6mo ago
> In the last 60 days I have written over 600,000 lines of production code — 35% tests — and I am doing 10,000 to 20,000 usable lines of code per day and what is there to show for it? absolutely terrible metric
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by rileymichael 7mo ago
delta supports split view: https://dandavison.github.io/delta/side-by-side-view.html
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by rileymichael 7mo ago
getting users to adopt a new tool with its own incantations is a tough sell. git supports specifying an external pager so folks can plug in alternatives (such as https://github.com/dandavison/delta ) while still using t
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by rileymichael 7mo ago
...and (again), hello world does not work [1]. the ai slop pr [2] absolutely butchers the fix. anyone foolish enough to switch to this is in for a rough time. details matter! [1] https://github.com/cloudflare/vinext&#x2

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