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kodoman

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    Comment #49450613

    Yes just adding to the point you gave.

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    Comment #49450593

    Basically all text editors now do syntax highlighting, I have not heard any one say they avoid syntax high-lighting. I personally avoid the usual auto complete interface style and …

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    Comment #49450419

    Yeah and you just have one interface that you have to know and customize rather then 100. not to mention the pleasure of shell mode and and tramp and dired. I feel people are missi…

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    Comment #49450298

    Thank you for this, I knew only of ocicl and have only been using macro expand in the repl, will have to try macrostep. My work flow for packaging is very hacky at the moment, I ha…

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    Comment #49449475

    They are using Emacs that's basically an IDE.

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    Comment #49449184

    What in particular makes you want to run away? I have found that the some what cliched(but true) comment that type signatures are mostly what you need for documentation even with h…

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    Comment #49448979

    I feel like google do the most innovative projects of all the big companies.

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    Comment #49447768

    Printing press did not kill writing at all, only the job of scribes. One still had to write their ideas down and work on a manuscript and some one had to set the press up (not triv…

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    Comment #49447704

    Can he trust it's secure? Does what about when something goes wrong. Ops issues might come into play and just handing AI agent ssh keys could cause all sorts of issues. Only time w…

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    Comment #49447613

    It's really interesting to the vagueness of natural language and the fact that it's actually impossible to express a single concrete meaning in natural language. That is to say the…

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    Comment #49447460

    I feel like the article in question was actually saying some like others are expressing here that writing code by hand is over not the other aspects despite the title. I also think…

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    Comment #49447266

    I am GPU poor and have a piece of crap rx570 8GB but still get ok performance out of qwen3.5-9B-4bit and various fine tuned versions. Plan on finally buying a decent gpu like a amd…

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    Comment #49446958

    I never really know what to think about this issue, On the one hand I used the internet unsupervised at around 10 and I think it was positive and I really do wonder if the extreme …

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    Comment #49446678

    Nobody wants human written prose (or maybe even thoughts as well) any more apparently.

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    Comment #49446650

    If only old claude was here to fix it.

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    Comment #49446526

    To be fair most data center blocks are in ban lists.

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    Comment #49446350

    I feel like leaving it to decide everything would not produce a good end product. It feels like just having it decide how GC should work, how the function call stack should work or…

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    Comment #49446211

    I have found different, often even when doing something like coming up with a database schema, the solution it chooses is not the best and and can be even terrible sometimes. It co…

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    Comment #49446193

    I really do think that people who rely on AI to make architectural dissensions will simply have a bad time later down the road when it turns out that the AI made a stupid decision.…

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    Comment #49446127

    Yeah when ever I have been worried about AI completely removing the need for any kind of programming skill I think about how much I had to guide it and stop it doing dumb things (e…

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    Comment #49425834

    Yeah I have noticed lots of agent stuff recently seems to be spin as many agents up as possible have a whole office of agents. Just keep spinning more AI bastards up, give names to…

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    Comment #49425639

    Are you saying that LLM's will be able to exploit novel hypervisor bug with such ease that even a vm not running with any kind of network connection is a threat? I find this hard t…

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    Comment #49422923

    Yes every time I tried to understand ffmpeg I got a little of it for a little bit and then lost it by 2 days or so. Just getting LLM's to do their thing for ffmpeg is great. the ot…

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    Comment #49422820

    Sure and of course surveil in general. To advertise capabilities one does not need a unique identifier it's clear that part of the rational for the development is to allow for cont…

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    Comment #49422578

    Very nice thank you!