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Michal

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  • Sounds more like a request / command than a question.

  • Thief!

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  • Looks like wooly mammoth to me

  • Op doesn't have time for interviews

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  • And there i thought this was the Monty Hall problem

  • If you automated 95% of your job, but still had to report to an office/cubicle, what would you do with your (40hrs)time?

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  • Anything you build on company time, the company will claim ownership over. The FOSS stuff isba good idea.

    Or try to automate the remaining 5%

  • Linux traffic has grown 22.4% in PH this year

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  • Isn't this skewed by people using a dedicated faptop or dual booting to Linux for extra privacy?

  • Living language

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  • YeS, YoUrE rIgHt. aS lOnG aS tHe mEaNiNg iS uNdErStOod, iT dOeS NoT mAtTeR.

  • AI Is still making code worse: A new CMU study confirms

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  • From what I've seen I wouldn't trust it to tackle technical debt. Quite the opposite, I'd use LLM ro build and MVP, then consider it's output to be technical debt that will have to be cleaned up over time as the product matures,.by someone who knows what he's doing.

    LLM right now is more of a junior developer.

  • AI Is still making code worse: A new CMU study confirms

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  • LLMs in general are more useful / impressive on topics one is not very familiar with.

  • don't do ai and code kids

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  • Thoughts for 25s

    Prayers for 7s

  • Americans with six-figure incomes are in 'survival mode'

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  • If you have mortgage, why not pay lump sum regularly instead of saving it first? This way cost of mortgage will come down. Unless you have a fixed rate?

  • Ideas for computer challenges for a 7yo

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  • Maybe something creative, like making a poster in libre office?

    I remember when i was 10-ish ms Word 97 was the shit. I liked to use word art to create and print my name and other texts. Children this age like to be creative if you show him a program and let him loose exploring it, he'll learn a lot.

  • Why do some people fork repos but make no changes to them?

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  • I didn't know this, and I'm sure a lot other people don't know this and that's why they fork - to have their own copy of the repo, thinking they have full control over it.

    I have forked projects in the past and IIRC i had to send a request to be disassociated from the original repo, otherwise all pull requests default to the original repo which is annoying.

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  • They "must" as long as they're required.

    "should" generally means, what's the best compromise. I don't think an 18 year old is able to to support themselves. It's reasonable to expect the kid to get a job, but at entry level he won't be making much.

    At 18 i was still in high-school. I wouldn't be able to support myself even with a job. And nowadays rent is expensive, to the kid would be paying landlord with no hope of ever owning a home.

    I think parents should support their children as long as they're in education, whether its high school or college, so they can focus on learning without needing a job.

  • "Analog bags" are in. Doomscrolling is out.

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  • It's not attention addiction. Note that it's supposed to replace consumption with creative / problem solving activities. If you're addicted to watercolors, at least you will be getting better at the craft. If you're just consuming online content / doomscrolling you're just wasting time.

  • What is some good free music for the workplace?

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  • It'll be interesting to see the outcome. I personally don't agree with that verdict. There should be copyright somewhere. It's not like computer decides to make music on its own whim, like that monkey who snapped a selfie.

    Does it matter whether music was generated by pressing keyboard keys, or typing a prompt? What if i write a program that makes an audio file by matching chords that work well together? What of chords and notes are randomly selected?

  • Turn off Cursor, turn on your mind

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  • Interesting, I had assumed that turning down temperature to 0, or hardcoding a seed would make LLM inference deterministic.

    Especial after watching this video https://youtu.be/J9ZKxsPpRFk

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  • So you say its not random, and now you do a 180 and say that randomness is a good thing?

    I should have known you are a troll

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  • So, in your learned opinion, it's deterministic?

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  • You still need a software engineer to review the code. It's naive to think that randomly generated code will work, and by "work" i mean not just do what it's supposed to, but also handle edge cases and be secure.