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DaveParkCity

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About DaveParkCity

David Jeske - 52 year old Computer Engineer. Sold Neotonic to Google in 2003 after writing half the code. I write alot of software.

https://github.com/jeske

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    How to get more coding productivity with LLMs

    As someone who is a lifelong programmer and entrepreneur, I'm here to say that 2-4-8x AI productivity boost is just the start. I'm currently benchmarking myself at 40-50x coding pr…

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    I think todays LLMs have a very non-unintuive effect on the information worker job market. LLM models make "deisgn taste" both in product design, and software achitecture massively…

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    absolutionist => absolutist

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    Comment #49059816

    I'm in the (near) memory safety absolutionist camp. Fil-C is an amazing technology, and we should use it, but we should also recognize its limitations. An as-written JIT or GC can …

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    Comment #48766631

    Abstract Rust is not a memory-safe language. Memory safety, as the term has always meant in language design — the property that programs in the language cannot violate memory integ…

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    Comment #47420585

    I respect someone who knows what they like, but i love the journey as much or more, and i love AI coding. Not vibe coding mind you, deep engaged, specify tightly and review most ed…

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    THe composable executable tool pattern is great, but hiding all details behind "search" is no panacea. Without any capability description in the context, LLMs won't necessarily kno…

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    Comment #46727536

    The news is not that they turned off this account. The news is that this user understands very little about the nature of zero sum context mathematics. The mentioned Claude.md is a…

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    I think it is failure to differentiate between moments of risk with safety margin and risk without safety margin (or with substantially reduced margin) that puts most people in dan…