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  • It already happened to a project at my work. Nobody understands enough of the code base and/or can make sense of it to be able to add features. It is the buggiest fucking thing ever, making LLM debugging an endless excersise of finding more bugs. This also means that we can't prompt an LLM effectively to make targeted changes. The only thing left is letting an agent fuck shit up worse by running it with a vague prompt. We don't know what to do. It did cost a lot to make after counting man hours and traditional software development mentality hates throwing something completely away.

  • I predict that the slopicalypse will hit in 2027 and all of the corporations that jumped head first into the filling swimming pool will hit bottom. Using an LLM to code will only make things worse. It's a fucking entropy injector. You can't continously add entropy without hitting a point where it just is not cohesive anymore and LLMs get really bad when the context is too large.

  • This program saved me so much pain unfucking my work's Google drive when I started working there.

  • Watch some footage from the interviews, it's much much worse than you think. Unimaginably bad.

  • It's entirely depdent on the project and the team. Use C++ when you need something low level. Use C# when you need a very high level language and want to create an object oriented mess. Honestly, people will shit on C# all day long, but as far as utility goes, it is a fine language. People get caught up in the, well deserved, MS hate and ignore that it is a powerful performant language. Would people actually choose Java over C#? Dotnet compiles to Linux without having to install the Dotnet SDK on the Linux machine. It's not Windows only anymore.

  • That one is frowned upon by some cultures.

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  • Your response affirms my reason for not responding. People that view the world in a black and white way cannot engage in good faith discussion. You are just waiting for a reason to attack, not to be enlightened.

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  • I have traveled the world and have seen economies of different types function in first person. The only definitive is that the extreme ends of the spectrum have the same result. Scarcity for the common person.

    I have been in a place that did not have any flour for making bread aquirable by the common person, while having the streets full of beggars. And you can't tell me which system I am talking about.

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  • I am not responding and falling into your bad faith discussion, but I am interested in the tirade of a response you are waiting to type out after I say something disagreeable. So enlighten me.

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  • You know there are more options that regulation free capitalism and communism?

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  • Beginbot is a fucking maniac. His streams are just so deranged.

  • What did it go to before the war in Ukraine? Didn't every wealthy person with a jet flee from Russia and Ukraine the day before the war?

  • Do not do this if you play in grey hat territory. You are going to be on a list.

  • You have to have the word Parody on it somewhere. Then it is not fraud. The thing looks so stupid anyways and has the security feature markings from my id anyways. I am not fooling a human.

  • Googles first results page is all paid for. LLMs with search tools crush Google. I use Kagi since Google has become useless.

  • The first human that exercises the will of a damn clanker on me is going to get pummeled into the ground. You are a human, if you listen to a probability machine, you yourself are playing in the world of non-deterministic behavior.

  • They are non-deterministic by design.

  • And then speedran loosing all of their customers. It's no longer reliable. Businesses can not have downtime when you are paying idle employees. Now we get to watch them hemorrhage customers until they die.