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svaha1728
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Comment #49250842
I expect a “Prettier” for AI generated text in the near future.
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Comment #46377406
If you are interested in Zanzibar and Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC) it’s worth taking a look at OpenFGA https://openfga.dev/
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Comment #46110879
On a music blog, yes! Now go try to rewrite the firmware for your car.
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Comment #45546377
Kyla Scanlon is speaking from personal experience. It can be a great school if you put in the effort. Will the market will reward that effort with a job? Maybe.
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Comment #45050594
Working in microgrids and I completely agree. I use Claude Code every day. There’s so much we don’t know and so much that an LLM is not going to help you with.
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Comment #44936347
It depends on the job. T-shirts yes. I enjoy building microgrids. There are many unsolved challenges. When the robots start doing it maybe it’ll be boring. That’s a long way off.
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Comment #44777561
I don’t see a compelling reason for Apple to jump into the AI game. The MacBook Pro M4 is a dream to work with, and it works great with Claude Code. Creating quality products is a …
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Comment #44672275
I grew up in the Amiga era when we would type code from magazines to write games. I learned a ton debugging those programs.
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Comment #44642681
It's safe to say at this point. The more Microsoft relies on Copilot to solve its security problems, the more problems Microsoft will have.
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Comment #44570907
The Microsoft tech debt dumpster fire continues.
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Comment #44247226
I completely agree with the author's comment that code review is half-hearted and mostly broken. With agents, the bottleneck is really in reading code, not writing it. If everyone …
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Comment #44055644
If he reiterates that comment to me after two beers in a relaxing bar I might believe him.
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Comment #44051704
I was thinking that too. He's a great programmer, and at this point I can't imagine he's having fun 'prompting' an LLM to write correct code.
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Comment #44033650
We wanted Aaron Swartz and we got Sam Altman.
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Comment #43948912
Yes. Don’t take a screenshot of your teams meeting, you aren’t trustworthy. We will block that while we take a screenshot of everyone’s computer every couple minutes and run an LLM…
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Comment #43775081
Nice simple project to start with kids. I'm always looking for something for kids that is fun and not overwhelming. I wish GitHub Copilot would make a 'Family Plan' :)
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Comment #43762145
When I was young I got to meet a lot of the aging jazz musicians of the 1930s in Kansas City. It absolutely was a career here. Granted, that’s a distant memory for most people.
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Comment #43235841
If X, AWS, Meta, and Google would just dump their code into a ML training set we could really get on with disrupting things.
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Comment #43000426
I'm loving Claude, is there a good VS Code integration tool that isn't Github Copilot?
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Comment #42495795
Not even close. I’m a programmer but also a guitarist. I love asking it to tab out songs for me or asking it how many bars are in the intro of a song. It convincingly gives an answ…
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Comment #42138805
As long as you can constrain your solution to the logic contained inside a Todo app, all is golden /s
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Comment #42036357
I’ll miss Guitar Techniques. I feel like they missed the boat and should have integrated with Soundslice… YouTube has some great players, but I’d often search for guitarists from G…
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Comment #41854826
rm -rf and start over with better prompts /s
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Comment #41610448
True, but it’s harder to run around with a begging bowl in Western cultures. Even though self worth is an illusion, right livelihood is part of the Noble Eightfold Path.