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I recently saw a blog post [1] about a famous Haskel shop moving away from Haskell to Python because the iteration speed with LLMs was just that much better. There is so much React…

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Same here - it's probably that OpenAI needs to buy goodwill with developers to infiltrate corps and Anthropic is trying to squeeze the lead into revenue. The only question is - how…

> at least I know their motives are purely profit driven. What profit ? They are blatantly focusing on investment narratives, politics, control, stifling competition. Profit is lik…

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> Some of the issues mentioned above like dead code removal, code duplication, unreachable code are already solved using deterministic linters for quite a while now for most langua…

If we want reliability - we come up with processes to make it reliable and not rely on individuals getting it right. Code is a way to create a reliable process in the digital world…

> The strange thing is this is happening in multiple companies at the same time. It's like all the CEOs and HR reps met at some golf retreat and decided to follow a script. Industr…

>You can build application outside of container, but run it in container. I think that it is simpler workflow, than everything in container (when you actually need to develop it wi…

Good for you ?

It's not about time efficiency more about convince. It sounds trivial but sometimes it's really useful to be able to do things hands free/without having to move - worth spending th…

I have dimmable lights I need the main light at 20% to read a book and it's useful to whisper to my assistant instead of walking across the room. I really don't get the comment - j…

>Siri turn off the main light in children's bedroom 100% of the time turns of all the lights in children's bedroom. Alexa has no problem with this. Disappointing to say the least. …

Entropy makes sure that you can't scale systems into infinite completely.

At no point in history did we have economic security at child bearing age and the assumption that it has a correlation with number of children seems to go against the data.

This is all assuming tests measured anything valuable in the first place. In my experience standardized tests were always flawed and most of my peers knew shit about the subjects t…

Leave the drivers/power management to the optimized OS and do your work in VM ?

Why ? If it's shared reads and scoped writes (read-only look up, output to a thread owned buffer span) concurrency seems pretty straightforward. Rust can only prove a limited subse…

You are right I forgot about that ! I think my point still stands - price per token is not decreasing for frontier capabilities, in fact it's increasing.

> AI revenue has been going up while the cost per token has been rapidly falling Every model release now has been straight price increases since what GPT 4 ? When was the last time…

Usually I describe the problem, explore a bit with LLM iteratively. Then I switch to creating a plan when I have enough insight (and the LLM has it in context/same session as explo…

How do you justify your salary given that you're just using OSS compiler/editor any of us could use for free in your role ? AI just changed how I edit code - I still see coworkers …

Without web view ? Share the code ?

If anything LLMs should use something higher level because it compresses the context and makes programming closer to natural language they are trained on. Forcing LLMs to do a shit…

I have that both in the skill and in CLAUDE.md but it's not reliable - and polluting CLAUDE.md with task specific instructions kind of sucks.