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aryehof

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About aryehof

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    For me on a paid plan, the effort indicator was hidden and the model was 5.5 instant. I had to press the + button to select “think harder” before the dial that allowed Sol medium o…

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    Comment #49179848

    > … with a completely straight face, that they expected 10-100x productivity improvements. A great alternative future to look forward to - 1 employee expected to do the work of 10-…

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    Comment #49179451

    The industry has vast (and increasing) oversupply of “programmers” versus diminishing demand. Add to this, the adoption of AI. > Overall, I'd like to understand those who have a po…

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    Comment #49164564

    Sadly interviews are really aptitude and personality tests, perhaps knowledge of leetcode, tools, frameworks and languages. In an industry that loves calling itself "engineering", …

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    Comment #49152698

    Thanks for writing all that. Sounds like a new project for me!

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    Comment #49132147

    Interesting. What apps have you built? How/where is state maintained?

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    Comment #49119599

    If quality isn't valued, then your only alternatives are to try to change that (good luck), accept it, or look for somewhere that does?

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    Comment #49119581

    Real management is about making decisions, most typically about how to apply limited resources amongst competing options. But a lot of Managers (and the managed) think it is about …

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    Comment #49055032

    It strikes me that a problem with this analysis is with the modeled example system itself. The assumption that stock should follow immediately preceding demand is valid but typical…

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    Comment #49045173

    Lines of code, functions and modules, are insufficient for producing quality representational systems i.e. those that model external systems. There is a lack of sufficient abstract…

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    Comment #49031713

    Wow, that Blondiehacks video opened my eyes to a whole unknown world. Thanks!

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    Comment #48930342

    Does this support new programming abstractions, or just another remix of existing ones?

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    Comment #48916613

    Probably one that annoys me the most also, but then again I’m also annoyed by humans using “strawman” all over the place. Not looking forward to the inevitable “wanna”, “gonna” and…

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    Comment #48889003

    They do, it’s just that these days they are your users or customers.

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    Comment #48888968

    Curious what industry your in and what your facing AI wise?

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    Comment #48888805

    This makes me fear for the ability to easily dismiss or silence a particular human viewpoint just by insinuating it is “AI-generated”.

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    Comment #48827245

    Quality software meets its requirements. Both functional and non-functional. Of course our industry still cannot quantify non-functional requirements, or discover a way to predicta…

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    Comment #48813707

    > OpenAI has a $8B PR budget No. It is the primarily the cost of providing their free service.

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    Comment #48782883

    Sure it wasn't Sanitation Team Lead?

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    Comment #48782854

    > pretty fluent in consultant Thanks, gave me a chuckle. One to remember.

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    Comment #48704789

    All I see is disgusting popups - “k-ll j——“, “r-pe n——“ Very upsetting, no thanks to you. Who wants that on their web site? In some jurisdictions you’re going to be in trouble for …

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    Comment #48654937

    They may be getting 3 times the work done, but what work? Quality effective code that meets requirements? Or something else?

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    Comment #48641210

    Nice, I don’t think your foolish. Now you just need to ignore the jokes that say that Actuaries make Accountants look exciting! A couple of decades ago I was leading a project migr…