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pconstantine

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    Comment #47405314

    Communists were also not thinking "hahaha how evil we are, let's do GULAGs!" they wanted happiness for everyone, but look where it went. The thing is - it always goes there.

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    Comment #47143813

    The only docs that explain what code does are a carbon copy of the code. I've saw that "no-code, write docs, write spec" movie so many times, and it always ends as a flop in the bo…

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    Comment #47143405

    It will never work. Code is the documentation. The difference between Code -> IR -> binary is that the transition is deterministic. Doc -> Code is non-deterministic asf. And will n…

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    Comment #47132199

    > We observed that participants who had access to the AI assistant were more likely to introduce security vulnerabilities for the majority of programming tasks, yet were also more …

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    Comment #42225831

    It takes >50 seconds to generate these schemas for some pretty simple use-cases with large enums, for example. Imagine that latency added to each request...

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    Comment #39365809

    Not really, it's just like counting: awk, grep, sed, uniq, tail, etc. "CloudOS" is in it's early days right now. You need to be careful on what tool or library you pick.

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    Comment #39365758

    What questions do you even ask? In my experience all questions I've had for AWS were: 1. Their bugs, which won't be fixed in near future anyway. 2. Their transient failures, that w…

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    Comment #39349427

    Totally agree. It's cherry-picking some weird case that's not even close to a typical for startup.

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    Comment #39349399

    People, who use MSFT SQL server in 2024 should suffer. For everybody else there's always Neon.

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    Comment #38722269

    Use co-working, Luke.