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  • "people that disagree with me are by definition throwing a hissy fit"

  • Your statements are supposed to be moderate, but given the physical realities of actually running the massive LLMs it is terrible. Maybe you saved some time at the expense of learning to write your log script, but you also helped boil the oceans a bit in the process. All the things you tried and failed helped boil the oceans for no benefit at all. You're more optimistic about the utility of it than I am, but even given your perspective, it is a disaster when you consider the externalities of the AI data centers.

  • It’s either the coolest modern tech or an environment destroying disaster.

    It could be both of these and the latter would be way more important because we have to live in the environment.

  • I find AI is amazing at writing unit tests

    Some of my coworkers say this too. The tests are generally garbage that don't test what they say they do. All this says is that you don't care how useful your tests are outside of checking a box

  • I said it in a previous comment: we are not here to debate LLM use.

    You made an account on this platform and the first thing you did was self promotion. You don't get to tell us what we're here to do. If you actually knew anything about this community you would have expected vibe coding to be a sticking point and at least responded gracefully instead of trying to tell the regular participants here what they're allowed to care about. What a clown

  • Followed by:

    I’ve been deep in the new spec-driven literature. There’s a book - Agentic Spec-Driven Development: A Practical Method for Using AI to Build Complete Specifications

  • You're countering a statement I didn't make.

  • If it's going to fail I'd rather just get it over with.

  • CEOs them to make power points using the already pre built company presentation template then talk about how they couldn't have made it without AI like that's supposed to show how useful AI is and not how incompetent they are

  • These threads are always fun. Fast way to see how competent posters really are.

    People that think you can solve every problem with more automated process and get pissy about having their code reviewed or having to review are people I would not want to work with and think they're way better at their jobs than they are.

    People that understand that soft skills and human collaboration matter and make more solid software that is more maintainable and therefore more pleasant to work on "get it".

  • Yeah I'm assuming the goal is some kind of cryptographic process that meets the stated goals. Publishing this news before actually having anything is obviously going to lead to nothing but skepticism though.

  • Did they ever sort out the GC vs nonGC standard library kerfuffle? I was interested in dlang quite awhile ago but the ecosystem seemed fractured (and not big enough for that to be ok)

  • I don't see any details here that make me understand how sites couldn't just save the PACT and collude to build profiles.

  • To have it not encrypted in transit would means it is not using https... is that the case?

  • This is really sad, but one has to wonder if it's actually prevalent enough to warrant news or the typical "everyone panic the youth are doing blank" when someone just said something on the internet once.

    Another site allows users to pretend they are taking a smoke break with other people without actually smoking or physically being around anyone. The site displays an image of a cigarette, a "start" button, and messages from other logged-in users, creating the feeling of an online break room.

    That's kind of neat actually, but nothing that didn't already exist on AOL in the 90s

  • Yeah I'm not sure what determines it but sometimes it isn't available. For me it is for the linked site though

  • Firefox does have reader mode. It is the little page icon in the address bar

  • The main thing is that group by gives you a smaller number of rows than the input, collapsing the data from individual rows into the group rows in the output, while a window function does not change the number of rows - it just allows you to use data from other rows for calculations in each output row

  • I know a lot of people including me that haven't bought a switch 2 after owning every nintendo console released in their lifetime because they're disgusted with with Nintendo's behavior. I'm sure some percentage of them will cave eventually but it's definitely a non-zero amount of money they've left on the table by being like this