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Comment #48802376
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/31232/large-leaf-verdure-with... I live there! Crazy...
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Comment #48514373
Why wouldn't they? They see this technology as a military asset now.
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Comment #48488128
Guardrails against what? Rehashing public wikipedia information? Execution matters, and they did a trurly horrible job that crippled their product to the point of being useless and…
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Comment #48405100
I spit out my tea. So dry.
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Comment #48213184
Building resilient, robust, self-healing, best-effort systems. Important in computer architectures, new chip designs, medicine, material sciences... I can see this being useful in …
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Comment #47491354
I used dspy in production, then reverted the bloat as it literally gave me nothing of added value in practice but a lot of friction when i needed precise control over the context. …
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Comment #47431660
They are hiring "architects", or do we call them analysts. The impression is we're going back to analysts drawing those pld school UML-like diagrams etc. Also, a lot of the devs ar…
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Comment #47431599
I don't think it's implemented that harsh or enforced so hostile, but they have these rict procedures now on how the code is to be developed. That procedure they follow is all cent…
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Comment #47431545
I also thought it was pushing it to the limit, but I think this is just some Founder of a successful company deciding engineering was going to transform to this way of working. A h…
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Comment #47431492
Like I said, devs don't like it. He said productivity went up 3-4x. "It works". There was no question of denying that as far as he was concerned. At the same time he was going to l…
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Comment #47429254
I see whole teams pushed by c- level going full in with spec driven + tdd development. The devs hate it because they are literally forbidden to touch a single line if code. but the…
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Comment #47396736
It says a lot about US academic culture that they think in terms of hiring. There is an important educational commitment requirememt to the role of professor, at least in Europe. H…
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Comment #47294790
I suspect the number of startups will skyrocket the nexr few years. Fired engineers will start to compete against the establishment that fired them. Competition may get a lot more …
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Comment #47120792
"only for private pharma/bio/tech firms to add a thin layer of additional research (or design) on top" Citation needed. Go to market cost billions and takes a decade. Doesn't sound…
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Comment #47012422
Science Fiction writer promoted to professor in philosophy makes him a crackpot in my book. Let's be honest.
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Comment #46935595
I hate typing strings of syntax. So boring. Never saw the appeal. I do like tinkering with ideas, concepts, structure... just not the mechanical interaction part. Im not tbe best t…
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Comment #46837930
There are other ways to protect code assets than through Copyright.
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Comment #46837901
Because typing in text and syntax is now becoming irrelevant and mostly taken care of by language models. Computational thinking and sematics on the other hand will remain essentia…
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Comment #46837863
Looking forward! The C course is great!
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Comment #46837849
LLMs translate specs into code, if you master conputational thinking like Antirez, you basically reduce LLMs to intelligent translators of the stated computational ideas and specif…
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Comment #46837761
I hope they try.
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Comment #46834622
The man is a savant. He knows.
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Comment #46643338
Aah, but construction in GoL is not limited to gliders...still.