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OvbiousError
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Comment #46734247
This is such a good write-up and something I'm struggling with very hard. Does quality of code in the traditional sense even matter anymore if e.g. CC can work with said code anywa…
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Comment #46676747
What's more likely is that a significant number of people will start having most/all of their meaningful interactions with AI instead of with other people.
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Comment #46499749
Doesn't work where I live, is the block on a country level?
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Comment #46191740
Having worked with cvs and svn, git has been an absolute blast. That said, the first thing I do now in a repo is jj init --colocate. The fact alone that there is an operation log i…
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Comment #46160290
It's happening on a different level as well. More and more developers are moving from the US to popular startup hubs in Europe, e.g. Amsterdam, Copenhagen. They were often higher u…
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Comment #46159154
> that all the other brands have a mandatory inspection from the manufacturer before the cars will be tested by the independent check. I'm in Europe. Never heard of mandatory inspe…
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Comment #46147579
If I understand correctly, what this project does is take the actual postgresql sources, which are written in C, compile them to wasm and provide typescript wrappers. So you need t…
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Comment #45833772
There is a very loud part of HN that strongly dislikes mozilla/firefox. It's disproportionate imo, I don't understand why they're singled out so often.
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Comment #45676501
From what I've seen in my direct circle, childhood trauma leaves deep deep traces, and not in a good way. The idea that childhood trauma encourages growth to me sounds like pull yo…
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Comment #45616903
Am I missing something here? 4chan is available in the UK so has to follow UK laws there, where is the problem? Regardless of whatever it is they are enforcing.
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Comment #45602865
Gaming on linux has been awesome for years. With the advent of systems like bazzite, the transition is only getting easier.
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Comment #45524513
In Belgium we have a service called "itsme". Had it for ages, works very well, used to be mainly for government but banks are also switching to it.
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Comment #45485160
Enemy country in the current geopolitical climate is an interesting take. Doesn't sound like a great idea to me tbh.
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Comment #45411040
> Anyone shipping code in a professional setting doesn't just push to prod after 5 people say LGTM to their vibe coded PR, as much as we like to joke around with it. I can guarante…
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Comment #45411003
My observation is most people who mix up C and C++ use neither. How could you even automatically migrate when a lot of things you do in C++ are straight up illegal. Not to mention …
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Comment #45344715
Open the cc1plus or ld "internal binaries" to be even more confused ;)
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Comment #45209121
Isn't this already done? I remember a "try to hack the llm" game posted here months ago, where you had to try to get the llm to tell you a password, one of the levels had a sanitze…
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Comment #45143181
The one that bites me daily is in keeper. The web UI opens with icons collapsed, expanding after ?500ms?, right about when I want to click on a category to expand it, thus collapsi…
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Comment #45118157
> So using LLMs as a junior you are just breaking my trust, and we both know you are not a competent reviewer of LLM code - why am I even dealing with you when I'll get LLM outputs…
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Comment #45112998
The regularly flood youtube with advertisments for chrome, I've yet to see my first youtube ad for firefox.
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Comment #45090668
FWIW tooling being as important as it is, it always seems like a mistake to me that the standard committee doesn't standardize compilers.
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Comment #44462360
> Bitcoin failed as a currency because the people who got most invested in it do not care about currency As far as I understand, bitcoin is fundamentally unusable as a currency. Tr…
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Comment #44455265
LLMs are so easy to use though, it's addictive. Even as a senior I find myself asking LLMs stuff I know I should be looking up online instead.
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Comment #44316946
I don't think the human is the problem here, but the time it takes to run the full testing suite.
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Comment #44235841
I'm in the EU. You have no idea what you're talking about.