I think SwiftUI is just a reflection of the times we live in. If you look around, many things which used to be done at "great" or "amazing" levels, are now just "good enough". Cars, houses, software, service - it all is…
Which parasites?
Yeah, my immediate picture was a blue hobo tent with some extenders sticking out of it.
I am so happy that just by setting Siri to an unsupported language I can kill Apple Intelligence across the whole system.
They aren't, it's just populating context window until "memory" is pushed out.
I heard that a year ago, I guess we still need to wait a bit more. Thought agents were fast!
Well, since the fundamental underlying structure is still the same, yes.
Not only we are looping, we are also adding layers of Idiocracy upon each loop. I kinda envy retired software engineers now, they can just grab the popcorn and watch this dumpster fire without a worry.
I can’t take anyone who puts probability on events like that seriously. How would you even explain the calculations behind that with a straight face?
For basic primitives with known output it’s verifiable, but as long as you’re dealing with real systems with tons of inputs and side effects this no longer holds true. > research showing with the right policy, Rest of…
Coding is anything but “easily” verifiable.
This article has all the correct conclusions and solutions based on one assumption that doesn’t have any hold in reality - that someone would be insane enough to allow direct DB access to an AI agent.
I think at this point it’s all but confirmed that LLMs sycophantic tendencies coupled with yes-man attitudes produce AI psychosis and AI fanaticism. Especially if you’re already of high opinion of yourself (be it…
Yeah, this while video I honestly couldn’t stop chuckling because it’s built on assumption that bicycles somehow either can’t brake at all or will take five business days to brake like a freight train. Though looking at…
Oh, please enlighten us what is the entity, don’t be a coward!
Here’s a bit of history lesson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Palestine TL;DR has nothing to do with Palestine of today
Why does everything related to AI have to have such awful names? It’s as if everything is named to be as annoying as possible.
>If you haven't spent at least $1,000 on tokens today per human engineer, your software factory has room for improvement …What am I even reading? Am I crazy to think this is a crazy thing to say, or it’s actually crazy?
It also doesn’t help that definition of who “staff engineer” is varies wildly by the company.
Not sure if Kotlin is non-mainstream, but being able to use the vast Java libraries choice and a much nicer syntax are great boons.
Suuuure.
It's funny how I encountered a problem which went exactly the opposite way! We initially introduced a rate limiter that was adequate for the time, but with the product scaling up it stopped being adequate, and any…
Ah, yes, Israel famously publicly declaring that its' holy mission is to destroy Iran. Happened so many times, yes.
What? No, you will not. You could get fined for seeding some popular stuff, but even then no one is knocking on your door, it'll probably come in the form of a letter, and even then it's not a guarantee.
Honestly, same. I'm building a small BE for a small startup with a friend of mine, and while sometimes I have these urges that I should migrate everything to K8S / Docker Swarm, so far the setup with three small VMs of…
I think SwiftUI is just a reflection of the times we live in. If you look around, many things which used to be done at "great" or "amazing" levels, are now just "good enough". Cars, houses, software, service - it all is…
Which parasites?
Yeah, my immediate picture was a blue hobo tent with some extenders sticking out of it.
I am so happy that just by setting Siri to an unsupported language I can kill Apple Intelligence across the whole system.
They aren't, it's just populating context window until "memory" is pushed out.
I heard that a year ago, I guess we still need to wait a bit more. Thought agents were fast!
Well, since the fundamental underlying structure is still the same, yes.
Not only we are looping, we are also adding layers of Idiocracy upon each loop. I kinda envy retired software engineers now, they can just grab the popcorn and watch this dumpster fire without a worry.
I can’t take anyone who puts probability on events like that seriously. How would you even explain the calculations behind that with a straight face?
For basic primitives with known output it’s verifiable, but as long as you’re dealing with real systems with tons of inputs and side effects this no longer holds true. > research showing with the right policy, Rest of…
Coding is anything but “easily” verifiable.
This article has all the correct conclusions and solutions based on one assumption that doesn’t have any hold in reality - that someone would be insane enough to allow direct DB access to an AI agent.
I think at this point it’s all but confirmed that LLMs sycophantic tendencies coupled with yes-man attitudes produce AI psychosis and AI fanaticism. Especially if you’re already of high opinion of yourself (be it…
Yeah, this while video I honestly couldn’t stop chuckling because it’s built on assumption that bicycles somehow either can’t brake at all or will take five business days to brake like a freight train. Though looking at…
Oh, please enlighten us what is the entity, don’t be a coward!
Here’s a bit of history lesson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Palestine TL;DR has nothing to do with Palestine of today
Why does everything related to AI have to have such awful names? It’s as if everything is named to be as annoying as possible.
>If you haven't spent at least $1,000 on tokens today per human engineer, your software factory has room for improvement …What am I even reading? Am I crazy to think this is a crazy thing to say, or it’s actually crazy?
It also doesn’t help that definition of who “staff engineer” is varies wildly by the company.
Not sure if Kotlin is non-mainstream, but being able to use the vast Java libraries choice and a much nicer syntax are great boons.
Suuuure.
It's funny how I encountered a problem which went exactly the opposite way! We initially introduced a rate limiter that was adequate for the time, but with the product scaling up it stopped being adequate, and any…
Ah, yes, Israel famously publicly declaring that its' holy mission is to destroy Iran. Happened so many times, yes.
What? No, you will not. You could get fined for seeding some popular stuff, but even then no one is knocking on your door, it'll probably come in the form of a letter, and even then it's not a guarantee.
Honestly, same. I'm building a small BE for a small startup with a friend of mine, and while sometimes I have these urges that I should migrate everything to K8S / Docker Swarm, so far the setup with three small VMs of…