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krilcebre
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Comment #48395735
You cannot tell me that letting anyone do something for you does not affect the skills that you outsourced, unless you are some sort of a superhuman. As an example, I have been dra…
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Comment #48219282
Aren't we all unique? A person is not just a mish mash of his career and hobbies.
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Comment #48105366
Been reading and drinking that kool-aid for some time until I realized it's just an internet bubble mumbo jumbo. Majority of systems are still written in C and C++, and will be for…
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Comment #48091948
How do you know what good output should look like with little code experience?
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Comment #47918163
Yes but currently I don't know of a single company in my area that doesn't make you use AI daily because of the supposedly increased productivity. That means that juniors also abso…
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Comment #47728283
Here's a great one: https://pikuma.com/courses/cpp-2d-game-engine-development
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Comment #47715932
What stops a small, or even a large group of people to intentionally "poison" the LLMs for everyone? Seems to me that they are very fragile, and that an attack like that could cost…
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Comment #47425996
The instances should be based on the context. For example we had a few different API providers for the same thing, and someone refactored the separate classes into a single one tha…
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Comment #47411905
I have, and in each sprint we always had tickets for reviewing the implementation, which could take anywhere from an hour to 2 days. The code quality was much better than in my cur…
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Comment #47398332
You are comparing compilers to a completely non deterministic code generation tool that often does not take observable behavior into account at all and will happily screw a part of…
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Comment #47320309
You don't. I can guarantee that 90% of the generated code will never receive a detailed review, simply because there's too much of a cognitive overhead, and too little time, everyt…
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Comment #38806992
Is it programming language agnostic?
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Comment #38781549
Found a great video series about Zig, so I thought it would be something great to share for people who are looking for Zig learning materials.
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