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aselimov3
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Comment #49218692
Comparing LLM output to compiler output is such a stale meme by now that it's surprising to see people still saying it. Obviously a deterministic translation of a higher level prog…
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Comment #49218676
It does somewhat depend on the application size. Seems to me that for regular software projects (that aren't enterprise SaaS) a good programmer will create better software than Cla…
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Comment #49199552
This is so sick. I'm almost convincing myself to get it but I feel like I would really miss my 36% keyboard with multiple layers too much. Still tho...
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Comment #49199070
Whether data-centers and AI are actually beneficial is still somewhat of an open question with large groups on both sides. So unclear how beneficial data centers are to the general…
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Comment #49198999
This was going to be my reply. Can't let them get ahead of you too quick.
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Comment #49191510
Do you actually believe this? This is pretty similar to people that think free will is fake. For example: >In fact, I strongly suspect that i am merely a statistical machine pickin…
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Comment #49061704
Yea after a couple of paragraphs I had to stop
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Comment #48601561
I disagree. A good developer that heavily uses AI just becomes average without realizing it. To remain a good programmer you have to keep actually programming.
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Comment #48548438
Has an issue where the last fishes fight shows up during the wait for the current fishes fight. More importantly how can you afford this? Seems like every call goes to an LLM? Seem…
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Comment #48535728
I definitely support maintainers defending themselves but this seemed just like a petty slap at LLM users. From my understanding, any user who used this testing library was vulnera…
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Comment #48535681
Yea good explanation of what I meant. I understand the moral/ethical arguments against LLMs and they are compelling but the actions of the maintainer above seemed just like a petty…
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Comment #48534580
I don’t think so but maybe? I do use them in daily work so I might be compromised. But I also generally dislike their impact on humanity and try to limit my use where feasible for …
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Comment #48534541
I can’t remember where I read or watched this, but the argument was that the main problem with a lot of software is simply code base size. Once your code base is large enough , it …
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Comment #48534130
I definitely see where he is coming from, but his response was pretty bad. Seems like he has anti-ai psychosis that went way too far. This gives similar energy to that guys npm pac…
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Comment #48533935
Easy answer is large unmaintainable code bases + “agentic engineering”
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Comment #48507931
Man this is pretty draconian. I suppose it’s not surprising coming from Britain with their significant anti freedom efforts
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Comment #48480743
I’ve always thought that this is the argument people that say AI is conscious are making without realizing. It’s also utter hogwash. Writing an article to argue against your own co…
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Comment #48478829
Very curious to see how efficient this will be in practice
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Comment #48445268
Is this much different than ziglings?
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Comment #48440202
> People stop creating music, stop writing blogs, stop doing experiments or any other cool stuffs and share it on the internet because LLM companies can just pirate the shit out of…
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Comment #48420751
Even if it was forever is run by community really that great? The code is open source so a fork can happen at any time if it goes down the wrong path. Once you get a wide community…
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Comment #48400903
Why doesn’t this link the project?
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Comment #48400839
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