It means companies are expecting demand for AI chips to keep increasing
In order to successfully sue for emotional damages, you have to prove quantifiable damages. Usually that means if you ended up having to get therapy to deal with it, you can sue for the cost of the therapy.
Its not a bad comparison because pistachios are a cash crop, not a staple crop. That is to say, pistachios aren't grown to keep people fed, they are grown for economic profit
Sounds like he pays for AI himself. He said he bills by the feature/bug. So he keeps all the productivity gains from using AI
Is mail fraud really taken seriously? after I bought my house I got dozens of letters every few days that appeared (or tried to appear) from my lender warning of "FINAL NOTICE call this number about your mortgage!!!!!".…
I'm interested, as I've never been in an org with QA specialists. What does that look like?
Honestly I think micro mobility is an undervalued topic. It has the potential to really change the viability of transit in a ton of major cities, where transit infrastructure has poor coverage. And honestly anything at…
Yeah, this is one of my favorite things about LLMs right now: they haven't gone through any enshittification. Its like how google search used to be so much better
Huh. I'm pleasantly surprised about this. Maybe there will be a long-lasting positive outcome from all this AI stuff after all
For those interested, this blog post also has a part 2 and 3: https://hackeryarn.com/post/rust-macros-2/ https://hackeryarn.com/post/rust-macros-3/
I'd be wary of draining the battery while the car is off. You don't want to prevent the car from starting
Your lack of empathy is obvious when you say the benefit of these services is that "people are lazy". Many many people simply don't have extra time, and taking one thing off of their plate makes life easier. For many…
Is this meant to be used in production systems, or is it just a learning exercise?
Plotting is one task I find such huge benefits to AI coding assistants. I can ask "make a plot with such and such data, one line per <blank>" etc. Since its so east to validate the code (just run the program and look at…
This is one area where a BDD style framework like catch2[0] really shines, IMO. The way tests are written in this style naturally lends itself to self-documenting each branch [0]: https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2
I think us engineers have an inherent desire to try to innovate, and I think that is a good thing. Some problems will require a lot of wrong turns before finding the right path, but that is simply the nature of…
The incentives were tied to the job creation. So if they bring fewer jobs to the area, they get less money from the government, automatically. It was part of the contract
This is an overly cynical view in my opinion. Firstly, payments is certainly not the first thing we made frictionless using technology. Reducing friction for things is not at all a new trend. Heck, just take a closer…
Yeah, I think he’s close to a good point of advice there, but misses it. Instead, it is better to bring up unpleasant surprises when they become a possibility (call it a “risk” if you want to sound all businessy). If…
The only good form of defense, is defense in depth, or forming layers of defense. This bug puts a hole in one of those layers
What’s the point of using another tool to manage your shell scripts though? Why not just use shell scripts
But the main function of any stove is to heat things up. Induction can simply do that faster. Boiling water is just an easy way to measure it
I think the easiest thing to do is to love to 64 but timestamps, not changing the epoch
> Unless the housing supply increases this will just be a temporary thing I'll go a half-step further and say that unless this is a result of broad actions that have made home-building less costly, it will be temporary.…
Does anyone have a link to the commit that fixed the bug? I'm curious how simple it was to fix Edit: nvm, I found the link in the linked page: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/8ae372dc88d1
It means companies are expecting demand for AI chips to keep increasing
In order to successfully sue for emotional damages, you have to prove quantifiable damages. Usually that means if you ended up having to get therapy to deal with it, you can sue for the cost of the therapy.
Its not a bad comparison because pistachios are a cash crop, not a staple crop. That is to say, pistachios aren't grown to keep people fed, they are grown for economic profit
Sounds like he pays for AI himself. He said he bills by the feature/bug. So he keeps all the productivity gains from using AI
Is mail fraud really taken seriously? after I bought my house I got dozens of letters every few days that appeared (or tried to appear) from my lender warning of "FINAL NOTICE call this number about your mortgage!!!!!".…
I'm interested, as I've never been in an org with QA specialists. What does that look like?
Honestly I think micro mobility is an undervalued topic. It has the potential to really change the viability of transit in a ton of major cities, where transit infrastructure has poor coverage. And honestly anything at…
Yeah, this is one of my favorite things about LLMs right now: they haven't gone through any enshittification. Its like how google search used to be so much better
Huh. I'm pleasantly surprised about this. Maybe there will be a long-lasting positive outcome from all this AI stuff after all
For those interested, this blog post also has a part 2 and 3: https://hackeryarn.com/post/rust-macros-2/ https://hackeryarn.com/post/rust-macros-3/
I'd be wary of draining the battery while the car is off. You don't want to prevent the car from starting
Your lack of empathy is obvious when you say the benefit of these services is that "people are lazy". Many many people simply don't have extra time, and taking one thing off of their plate makes life easier. For many…
Is this meant to be used in production systems, or is it just a learning exercise?
Plotting is one task I find such huge benefits to AI coding assistants. I can ask "make a plot with such and such data, one line per <blank>" etc. Since its so east to validate the code (just run the program and look at…
This is one area where a BDD style framework like catch2[0] really shines, IMO. The way tests are written in this style naturally lends itself to self-documenting each branch [0]: https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2
I think us engineers have an inherent desire to try to innovate, and I think that is a good thing. Some problems will require a lot of wrong turns before finding the right path, but that is simply the nature of…
The incentives were tied to the job creation. So if they bring fewer jobs to the area, they get less money from the government, automatically. It was part of the contract
This is an overly cynical view in my opinion. Firstly, payments is certainly not the first thing we made frictionless using technology. Reducing friction for things is not at all a new trend. Heck, just take a closer…
Yeah, I think he’s close to a good point of advice there, but misses it. Instead, it is better to bring up unpleasant surprises when they become a possibility (call it a “risk” if you want to sound all businessy). If…
The only good form of defense, is defense in depth, or forming layers of defense. This bug puts a hole in one of those layers
What’s the point of using another tool to manage your shell scripts though? Why not just use shell scripts
But the main function of any stove is to heat things up. Induction can simply do that faster. Boiling water is just an easy way to measure it
I think the easiest thing to do is to love to 64 but timestamps, not changing the epoch
> Unless the housing supply increases this will just be a temporary thing I'll go a half-step further and say that unless this is a result of broad actions that have made home-building less costly, it will be temporary.…
Does anyone have a link to the commit that fixed the bug? I'm curious how simple it was to fix Edit: nvm, I found the link in the linked page: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/8ae372dc88d1