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snowstormsun
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Comment #49034764
Hell no
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Comment #48926348
Is it April 1st already?
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Comment #48896391
Amazing idea! Need to try that.
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Comment #48495311
It feels like constant stop and go traffic, even with multiple agents.
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Comment #47742612
Well, the 10x promised revenue increase must come from somewhere...
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Comment #47138564
Who's going to maintain all the cheap code and review it? Is the "software janitor" job title becoming reality now?
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Comment #46936691
Surely this won't be a security nightmare.
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Comment #46314691
it's even worse than that! bots are doing it as well
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Comment #45825478
I am using this every day, such a useful little tool!
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Comment #45104737
If you want the best engineers, you also need to be the best employer.
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Comment #45049470
> Now, in many cases, LLMs can handle the "how" for you. You describe what you want in plain language, and the system works like a programmer or system analyst: breaking your probl…
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Comment #44922128
https://youtu.be/9RaGLtJaZjs
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Comment #44767300
2027
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Comment #44571232
Don't worry, it will go away once the stock market plunges.
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Comment #44533645
Somehow this text looks suspiciously clean, as if it was generated ;)
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Comment #44345475
The problem probably more often just is that the product/vision itself is not as good as it is sold to shareholders. No PM will like to push back on this, so they're stuck with thi…
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Comment #44222621
Redundant Backups
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Comment #44096224
So who will be held accountable if things break? "Sorry dear customer, it's not our fault, this code was AI generated and it worked in our tests."
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Comment #44042722
Using tfidf or bm25 would actually be simpler than a vector search. I understand this is just for fun, just wanted to point that out.
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Comment #44042567
Nice idea, but this approach does not handle out of vocabulary words well which is one major motivation for using a vector-based search. It might not perform significantly better c…
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Comment #44014697
MCP is practically useful, but the total lack of security in its "design" for me just underlines the type of YOLO-driven development and lack of quality that's being marketed as pr…
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Comment #43998458
In your comments history someone replied to a job posting "Just an FYI, if you do a takehome project for William, he won't respond to you (not even with an auto reject)."
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Comment #43954116
Don't confuse cynical with realistic, though.
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Comment #43243317
This article tells me much more about the author's type of character.
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Comment #42984734
We are destroying software by letting non-technical people make technical decisions.