Exactly! That's also why almost every slop commit I see has a linecount like +700 / -20, whereas human commits often end up net zero. I try to remove more lines than I add, if possible, but LLMs will just add more…
Same here. I was always more of an en-dash enjoyer, and used that back in academia since it's just a double-dash in Latex.
The number of times I've seen phrases of the form "(ingestion|main|ingress|success|designated} path" in workslop docs recently is frankly intolerable. Last week someone sent me a 50 page doc with a proposed update to a…
"Star chamber" is a fabulous term that would seem to describe the situation quite well. Thanks, added to my internal dictionary!
> Your words betray your ignorance. Common Lisp has a type system. Have you ever written it? Do you actually know anything about it? Moreover, macros are a plus - you clearly have not actually used Lisp macros, [...]…
I didn't even "interview", just took one of their tests out of curiosity to see how I did. The announcement was especially unwelcome news given that I'm not even looking for another job.
Exactly! That's also why almost every slop commit I see has a linecount like +700 / -20, whereas human commits often end up net zero. I try to remove more lines than I add, if possible, but LLMs will just add more…
Same here. I was always more of an en-dash enjoyer, and used that back in academia since it's just a double-dash in Latex.
The number of times I've seen phrases of the form "(ingestion|main|ingress|success|designated} path" in workslop docs recently is frankly intolerable. Last week someone sent me a 50 page doc with a proposed update to a…
"Star chamber" is a fabulous term that would seem to describe the situation quite well. Thanks, added to my internal dictionary!
> Your words betray your ignorance. Common Lisp has a type system. Have you ever written it? Do you actually know anything about it? Moreover, macros are a plus - you clearly have not actually used Lisp macros, [...]…
I didn't even "interview", just took one of their tests out of curiosity to see how I did. The announcement was especially unwelcome news given that I'm not even looking for another job.