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lgrapenthin

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    Comment #49184486

    Because its all moonshining. Trying to make gold from pyrite.

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    Comment #48950912

    Choose any LISP, and the right LISP will choose you.

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    Comment #48873507

    tldr; they decided to sacrifice quality for quantity via outsourcing their programming, and find Python more suitable for this. Which it always has been, whether outsourcing to che…

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    Comment #48704097

    Not a day passes with my LLM of choice making completely baseless claims about "many people", who supposedly share all my problems and solve them like the LLM proposes

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    Comment #48632908

    "Here is the X part", a commonly generated attention catcher these days, combined with an expert level fact, compacted into casual tone. Note it does not state opinion or reports s…

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    Comment #48628815

    did you generate this comment?

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    Comment #48379038

    "As a rule of thumb, if your application never has 10,000 virtual threads or more, it is unlikely to benefit from virtual threads." https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/21/core/v…

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    Comment #48378997

    Clojure is about its rigorous and pragmatic "immutability first" paradigm that you simply don't get from other PLs. LISP is much more than just a runtime syntax, such as its distin…

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    Comment #48297870

    Why does this read like written by AI?

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    Comment #48181953

    What you are describing is exactly a security implication.

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    Comment #48020422

    Might be some personal beef, but I don't know really and don't care enough. He makes these authorative claims mixed with personal sentiment and then doesn't back them up. Here for …

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    Comment #48016590

    Of course calling out baseless FUD is helpful. Otherwise it just discourages people from engaging with Clojure, which is not helpful.

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    Comment #48007195

    There is no falling apart. This guy just tries to spread this narrative every two months or so, idky. Check out latest dev call https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngyvDkZA3o0

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    Comment #48003975

    Indeed. Generated code is also harder to read because it violates all semantic expectations that rely on the mental model of a human author. A generated piece of code is linguistic…

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    Comment #47962233

    In Clojure true: true false: false null: nil []: [] {}: {}

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    Comment #47694691

    They are just trying to peddle their "It's alive" headlines. Text generators mostly generate the text their are trained and asked to generate, and asking it to run a vending machin…

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    Comment #47015762

    Assuming that everybody disagreeing with such takes simply can't have tried the latest generator is quite telling. Consider, that maybe, I'm not as easily impressed?

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    Comment #47012234

    My hammer is also solving problems. Still, hammering is not programming. LLMs are text generators.

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    Comment #47011468

    You are comparing a PL to a text generator. What are you on?

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    Comment #46978512

    The negativity is driven by outrageous claims how AIs will replace programmers, or how english is the PL of the future. T

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    Comment #46610613

    Its generating an approximation of what it was trained on. Call it whatever you want, just not AGI or the road to AGI.

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    Comment #46606406

    How brave of you

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    Comment #46605620

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46294051

    There is a newer version here https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-sogomonian-aiip-archi... I don't understand what problem this is trying to solve though.