I built my private version of Infinity for Android. The steps were 90% automated. They were in a Reddit thread like this one (I just pasted the first thing I found now), although I don't know if the build process still…
I recently experimented with Gemini on Colab for building a discrete simulation in Python—initially started with ChatGPT, then moved platforms due to free-tier limits. Gemini was responsive in analyzing graph outputs…
I sometimes imagine, even before LLMs, how much human-written code still matters, like the DNA that has survived evolution. It's got to be a super low percentage. The trend with Autocomplete Industrialization (AI) is…
It's anecdotal, but several nasty bugs involved code committed (according to git blame) between 11pm and 6am. Sometimes I hardly recognized the code as mine.
As a Mac developer (system 6, 7) in the late 80s, I always wrote in C. But Mac devs couldn't escape Pascal, because the many Mac OS functions (in the ROM) were from Pascal. You had to differentiate between C and Pascal…
I built my private version of Infinity for Android. The steps were 90% automated. They were in a Reddit thread like this one (I just pasted the first thing I found now), although I don't know if the build process still…
I recently experimented with Gemini on Colab for building a discrete simulation in Python—initially started with ChatGPT, then moved platforms due to free-tier limits. Gemini was responsive in analyzing graph outputs…
I sometimes imagine, even before LLMs, how much human-written code still matters, like the DNA that has survived evolution. It's got to be a super low percentage. The trend with Autocomplete Industrialization (AI) is…
It's anecdotal, but several nasty bugs involved code committed (according to git blame) between 11pm and 6am. Sometimes I hardly recognized the code as mine.
As a Mac developer (system 6, 7) in the late 80s, I always wrote in C. But Mac devs couldn't escape Pascal, because the many Mac OS functions (in the ROM) were from Pascal. You had to differentiate between C and Pascal…