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Comment #49160449
This wouldn't be a problem so long as they properly attribute.
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Comment #48592760
Thanks for creating and sharing this.
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Comment #48403735
Isn’t this related? Hundreds of UC faculty call to reinstate SAT, ACT requirements for STEM applicants: https://dailybruin.com/2026/05/27/hundreds-of-uc-faculty-cal...
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Comment #48217571
> However, this was not verified in Lean. This is the caliber of thinking in unimpaired AI bullishness.
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Comment #47552196
Because the majority of executives think AI is a magical black box, I’d reckon.
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Comment #46172458
I have to wonder if there is a relation to the rising prevalence of coding LLMs.
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Comment #45488583
Coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous.
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Comment #45415576
And don't forget that physical loneliness, that is, actually being alone, eliminates one major feedback source that something could be wrong with your health, or a source of immedi…
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Comment #44691152
The main premise of this article is that SPA frameworks are primarily about transitions. This is yet another passionate argument built on a false foundation.
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Comment #44673521
The overarching problem is that signal:noise ratio in contemporary discussions of AI is absurdly low. This is thanks in large part to a media complex whose primary goal seems to be…
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Comment #44666615
Occam’s Razor applies.
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Comment #44637505
Those wealthy enough to invest or speculate in real estate incur a write-down they can likely afford - as Warren Buffett once said, don’t swim naked. The person of average or below…
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Comment #44614851
We don't need AGI in order for AI to destroy humanity.
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Comment #44295035
> rise of IDEs, or Google search, or AWS. None of these things introduced the risk of directly breaking your codebase without very close oversight. If LLMs can surpass that hurdle,…
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Comment #44295016
Longer.
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Comment #44295002
You can pre-agree on a solution path with human engineers too, with a similar effect.
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Comment #44166634
Search engineering forums online. If you haven’t found the walls, you haven’t been trying.
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Comment #44166337
Let’s not conflate LLM’s with AI. LLM’s are a kind of AI that can be a software engineer’s assistant, at best. But the degree of hype is undermining belief in AI among many profess…
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Comment #44099804
That’s weird. Why is the data from the unconnected databases of test companies in a single place?
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Comment #44095650
As expected, shallow analysis from people who don’t understand our craft and/or are all too happy to feed a hype train.
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Comment #44075227
Human experts set the benchmarks and LLM’s cannot match them in most (maybe any?) fields requiring sophisticated judgment. They are very useful for some things, but sophisticated j…
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Comment #44075119
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Comment #43924237
Not really possible when success in South Korea is literally like the Squid Games and entrance exams are extremely difficult compared to what Westerners may be accustomed to. I agr…
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Comment #43842786
Written by software != written by AI. But CNBC has to pump.
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Comment #43741425
The hype levels are so overwhelming that AI coding could never hope to meet them. I've tried having a highly-ranked AI coding app write unit tests for a relatively complex codebase…