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Comment #49115604
I genuinely cannot think of something less interesting than the ebbs and flows of whatever bryan johnson is doing
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Comment #49115598
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Comment #48832987
First of many I hope, god bless.
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Comment #48345534
thank you for this truly deranged comment
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Comment #48345530
Because they're for two completely different domains?
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Comment #48345496
as a fan of him this rationale did not make a shred of sense "Both parties can have their preference" - this was already true of C where you can just turn enable unused variable wa…
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Comment #48345481
Well its also just idiotic in terms of how some huge number of people write code. I know I'll need so-and-so import, so i write it at the top of the file before i even start, I pre…
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Comment #48328110
I really don't understand why people feel the need to include this stuff. I am not saying that out of some anti-AI sentiment, i just genuinely don't understand how peoiple have so …
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Comment #48162928
Me when I have literally no idea what im talking about
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Comment #48162879
> I was a little shocked that they could get it fully working in a week to be honest It shouldn't be shocking, it was done using only compute, and the codebase is owned by the comp…
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Comment #48143951
> I think much of the world of software has become incredibly myopic. > usually taking the easy way out is just deferring the costs to your future. Problem is that those costs accr…
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Comment #48026394
sad but true
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Comment #48026270
>the devil lies in the details This is true, but perhaps not uniquely so, when compared to platform dependence of the standard libary already. File semantics, sync primitive gauran…
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Comment #48014676
>People disagree on a bunch of extremely politicized topics within the realm of nutrition and health which is famously complex and hard to understand even for experts in the field.…
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Comment #47929754
>We don't hire juniors and throw them boilerplate and tiny bugs while expecting them to learn along the way ad hoc Huh? This is exactly what almost everyone does
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Comment #47796040
Another good example of "the people writing good code with AI are the people who could have done it regardless"
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Comment #47581530
>It seems we've uncovered several feasible answers to your question of "why would you want that?" Fair enough
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Comment #47577528
Right but these are bad actors, roughly speaking, so why should I expect them to disclose the fact that they're using LLMs to me? If someone is repeatedly sending me slop to look a…
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Comment #47577325
This mirrors my thoughts.
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Comment #47576829
I don't see what the "deceptive practices" would be though - you can just look at the code being submitted, there isn't really the same background truth involved as with "did the t…
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Comment #47576760
Yep other people pointed this out as well, this makes sense to me.
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Comment #47576751
Well if an agent is submitting it I'm just going to reject it, thats no problem. "Just send me the prompt".