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Comment #49009494
How does this even contribute to the content posted? The only thing being "redefined" is corporate agendas to push the bar of "good enough" lower to the point where it lies below c…
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Comment #49003407
Vibe coded slop has the same patterns of black-on-black and grey-on-grey illegible text. Mix that with piss poor monospace, small-size fonts and you have to squint to read each let…
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Comment #48814973
A model does not speak, it only guesses the next possible token. Activations for 9 and 7 will most likely be observed after "The ", but increasingly become improbable after "old"
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Comment #48813693
Isn't this the same thing as your token probability distribution? A set of likely tokens related to the input?
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Comment #48807837
Well to be honest, there are a lot of NOOP pins on CPUs, but using them basically means fabbing a new die altogether, which is basically making a whole new CPU altogether.
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Comment #48306072
The whole website is genuinely unreadable / illegible with poor contrast.
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Comment #48173246
Not quite enshittification, that would be the eventual '''realignment and optimization of models to suit business demands and streamline $COMPANY's economic operations while focusi…
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Comment #48040694
Even if writing new code is not the problem or the bottleneck anymore, a major blocker is one CoreService.java file someone wrote 10 years ago that is keeping the whole system glue…
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Comment #48040628
There is a reason that kLOC / FP were rightly shunned out of being measurable metrics years ago. The same clown show seems to be resurging with "tokens". There is, in my opinion, n…
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Comment #48040525
If your job was only coding then you are the most replaceable of the bunch. Traditional software engineering is a broader domain that, as rightly pointed out, will require you to a…
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Comment #48024433
> Could I have written it without Claude? Yes, definitely. But I was able to produce the code in a few days while having a fever of 100-102, which I definitely couldn't have done o…
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Comment #48024361
Watch token budget be included as part of employee TC figures - I feel this is an eventuality due to rising costs and "true pricing" slowly creeping in. Current ventures feel mores…
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Comment #48023344
From the docs, you can just run `docker system prune -a --volumes` Ref: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/system/prune/
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Comment #47936792
They seem to be the result of an image-gen model to me If this is the unvetted and unbased information they are putting out in public facing-blogs, only the stars would know what d…
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Comment #47889285
Ah yes so 8 billion (at least) companies are supposed to pull financing out of their rear-ends? You've re-discovered freelancing!
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Comment #47597913
> And don’t get me started with storing datetime with timezone (e.g “4/2/2007 7:23:57 PM -07:00“). In sql server you have datetimeoffset; in Postgres you fuck off :-) `TIMESTAMPTZ`…
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Comment #47596744
> AI will generate a working mess all day long if you let it. The pressure to write good code has to come from the developer actually reviewing what comes out and pushing back You …
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Comment #47386721
Good solution that works is setting up something like voicemeeter, passing audio through a virtual device and then muting it in vb panel
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Comment #47386644
Every single AI integration feels under-engineered (or not even engineered in case of tokenslop), as the creators put exactly the same amount of thought that $LLMOFTHEWEEK did into…
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Comment #47162762
Yet another AI slop post that has ZERO linked results