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krater23
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Comment #49252403
Burn Venture Capital, Burn! In the best case, it's not your trillions of dollars. Just make sure that your Government doesn't invests.
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Comment #49252385
Is today Opposite Day? Or April 1th?
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Comment #49095275
They really think that their data is not already part of the models. Silly...
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Comment #49091306
Walmart?! Do you think we had a mall?! The only thing we had to do was drinking beer and smoking weed.
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Comment #49091283
Are you old enough to remember the time where the internet doesn't existed? Sounds like not.
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Comment #49091267
We don't talk about age verification like in a bar. We talk about age verification like in the internet, where every of your step generates data. So you don't verify your age, you …
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Comment #49091227
Would you think the same thing if you happened not to be there, came home half an hour later to find your apartment ransacked with the door smashed in, and had to wait a few months…
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Comment #49090982
I don't understand why Snyk is IN business in any way. Who really wants to upload his own code to a company that is specialized at searching security issues? How can I trust that t…
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Comment #49036830
That is, assuming you believe "vibe coding" is actually more efficient than hand-coding. If your users simply accept bugs that can't be fixed because doing so would lead to a day-l…
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Comment #49036777
The fear that I have that I end up in a team that don't care that I hand code my stuff and let their shit everywhere in the code, so that hand coding isn't possible anymore in a te…
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Comment #48986037
This website and topic is protected by a SEP field. Who cares about U.S. problems?
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Comment #48946052
I've seen similaer videos in the pre AI time where someone stiches stock fotos together that fit to the lyrics. Absolute shit, and this is the advanced way to do that. It's a costl…
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Comment #48945962
They have the same sentiment also now. I expect when you not write code at all you aren't more productive than before or producing unmaintainable shit. Sorry bro, most of the time …
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Comment #48929347
Just stay awake, you're sleepy all the day anyway... Not meant as joke, but I've learned that trying to sleep when I'm not sleepy is senseless. When I really have a month where I g…
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Comment #48913917
Downloading this attachement doesn't executes it. Checking out a branch in this case executes the file in the branch. Thats a big difference.
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Comment #48911609
I could imagine that in near future when token prices are as high as they really are, programmers that can't imagine or remember how to write code anymore will clean our streets, d…
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Comment #48911575
I think that is perl, but I share what you mean, as more features they add, as uglyer it gets.
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Comment #48900984
I know the answer, because they get their money from AI bros and it's a really good headline.
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Comment #48896873
I'm sure that Jehovah's Witnesses believe what they say. But thats not a reason to let them in my house.
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Comment #48854321
It's silly, nearby all Rust projects are rewrites of existing projects and now as you don't need to learn Rust to do rewrites, people just let the AI rewrite projects in Rust.
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Comment #48845984
C/C++ with static code analysis is not worse than Rust. But most Rust developers are beginners during there are many C/C++ developers with 20+ years knowledge. So whats exactly is …
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Comment #48845674
> but this just isn't the kind of professionalism needed for a serious project. Yes, I think you are totally right. I'm sure Linux would never be so big as it is without a maintain…
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Comment #48845430
Before the post I didn't know what zig and bun is. I needed a llm to explain it to me. Now I think about trying Zig. So, no, I don't think it's childish. It reads like a engineer t…
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Comment #48781552
It's hardly too near on reality to not to say it.
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Comment #48778924
> I used AI daily—how could I expect my students to avoid it entirely? ...because I'm that I'm writing this article be a AI himself...