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Comment #48988791
then we wonder how are modern computers so slow?
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Comment #48955233
They even kind of admit that themselves and offer a remote page turning accessory with buttons for Kobo readers)
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Comment #48815969
what is the attack vector btw?
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Comment #48291427
> is scoped to "… at work" It should be but nothing guarantees you from meeting an interviewer that somehow misunderstands their role and then you will be in a situation when you n…
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Comment #48012047
what a nice way to write an article!
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Comment #47044046
The issue is not AI. It's our incentives that make having contributions to a well known open source project a currency for getting a job.
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Comment #46942951
Coding with AI assistants is just a completely different skill that one should not measure from the perspective of comparing it to the way human programmers write code. Mostly ever…
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Comment #46762201
So it's using Pro/Max subscription. Isn't this going to be stepping on the same rake as OpenCode?
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Comment #46675393
> LLMs are just probabilistic next-token generators How sick and tired I am of this take. Okay, people are just bags of bones plus slightly electrified boxes with fat and liquid.
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Comment #46598008
Yes, I get your point and I think your arguments are valid, it's just not the whole story. The thing about programming languages is that both for their creators and advocates a sig…
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Comment #46594612
> would you expect a model (assuming it had the same expertise in each language) to make more mistakes in ASM, C, Zig, or Rust? "assuming it had the same expertise in each language…
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Comment #46593630
Innovation doesn't go for the sake of innovation itself. Innovation should serve a purpose. And the purpose of having programming languages is to overcome the limitations of human …
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Comment #46589548
I hate to say it, but time is quickly running out for Zig(( AI might never pick it up properly and without that it will never go out of its niche
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Comment #46588141
> the ability to write code I call it "the ability to communicate intent [using a programming language]" and suddenly building with AI looks at lot more like the natural extension …
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Comment #46485319
"Special Military Operation" (Специальная Военная Операция) is what the war against Ukraine is called in Russia
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Comment #46430437
At first I thought it's about turning off settings that allow me to watch garbage TV shows (or garbage ending seasons of initially decent TV shows in this case)
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Comment #46023054
no, thank you
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Comment #46022497
MCP is already deterministic. What's huge about it is that it has automatic API discovery and integration built-in. It's a bit rough yet but I think we will only see how it's getti…
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Comment #46020842
So they can already implement the smell of files restored from the Recycle Bin
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Comment #46008753
I don't think we should be surprised by this. A creature that needs to operate its body in 3d environment, perform complex manipulations with objects, participate in social interac…
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Comment #45994045
> you can run out of space at one partition, but have lot of free space at another that's exactly the point — you can run out of space in your /home but that does not affect, for e…
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Comment #45382547
One could use a trigger for this. All we need is to setup a trigger that would delete all expired records looking at some timestamp column on update. That would eat up some latency…
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Comment #45292624
Does it fix array indexing starting from 1?