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4lx87
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Comment #49224302
Why do people use LinkedIn? I think I had an account for 10 years and all I got was recruiter spam. Coworkers all use it. For what I don’t know. None of them were hired from there.…
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Comment #49188248
The way I’m seeing AI used by organizations is to produce process slop: tickets, summaries, docs, etc. rather than drive process change and optimization, or enable individuals to b…
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Comment #49186593
Discovery and optimization are very different processes. Optimization is the process of finding the shortest path to a goal. Discovery is the process of stumbling on new goals and …
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Comment #49184186
So change employees if your employee doesn’t accept unpaid overtime. Employers are the ones who set working conditions in the absence of collective bargaining (either via the state…
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Comment #49183707
Engineers should be wary about being forced into using particular prompts/skills/instructions. Why would I use a shared LLM-in-the-cloud, instead of my own? The shared one preclude…
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Comment #49147211
To stop uncompensated overtime and on-call? I’d like that very much.
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Comment #49123693
Title is inaccurate. Fixed more “security bugs” not “bugs”. The article is specifically about security vulnerabilities.
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Comment #49115128
> They don't. But reviewing individual commits in the GitHub UI is hard. So instead of solving that problem, GitHub developed tooling around a workaround for that problem (targetin…
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Comment #49110919
Shameful. Are there ethical standards to be part of YC?
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Comment #49106299
The most productive programmer was able to choose the most impactful problem to solve and how to solve it? There's a lesson in there...
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Comment #49101370
Do you think the future is more sophisticated agent management, or will tooling increasingly fall away to a single chat session with an executive agent of sorts?
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Comment #49100809
Agent orchestrators are the IDE dream repackaged. IDEs never really took off, excepting lock-in/monolopolization (Visual Studio, Xcode). They never lived up to the grand vision of …
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Comment #49026542
That is a good post. Thank you for sharing. I can't help but notice that this person is speaking as a programmer, not the person in charge of employing programmers. Is that what th…
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Comment #49026328
Producing features and fixing bugs, same as it was before. The organizational process of software development has not changed much with AI: execs decide direction and initiatives, …
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Comment #49025865
Gating integration behind code review is futile. I (and many other engineers) already automated it. My agent responds to review requests and reviews as me. Company policies enforci…
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Comment #49017019
Don't overcomplicate it. A business sells products or services for more than it costs to provide them. A product needs sales, but sales don't need a product: selling first is cheap…
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Comment #49007417
Huh. The sales team at my company is the one who closes millions in ARR and all the enterprise contracts - not the CEO. I’m sure being the “conduit of information and a representat…
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Comment #49001853
All I know is creating yet another place to store data is not going to solve your problem. The problem of scattered data is to put data in one place.