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Sure, if you do that second part of verifying it. If you just get the LLM to spit it out then yolo it into production it is going to make you sad at some point.

I think anyone who just copies and pastes from SO is indeed "brave" for pretty much exactly the same reason. > I'm willing to accept the risk of ocassionally making S3 public This is…

Can I humbly suggest that you dig that letter out and get it framed? Random pieces of paper tend to go astray during moves and clear-outs; framed items less so. Thanks for the nice anecdote.

Well, the "accidentally making the S3 bucket public" scenario would be a good one. If you review carefully with full understanding of what e.g. all your policies are doing then great, no pro…

This could not possibly go wrong... You're braver than me if you're willing to trust the LLM here - fine if you're ready to properly review all the relevant docs once you have code in h…

> Sadly the site's being hugged to death right now Luckily someone had already captured an archive snapshot: https://archive.ph/BSh1l …

Setting aside the scam aspect, I find it depressing that places that used to be visa free for residents of certain countries have now instituted visa-but-not-a-visa with a fee across the board. Visiti…

Same. Now, however: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44955159

The Sinclair QL was a 68k machine, not an 8-bit (and famously what Linus Torvalds had before he got a 386 based PC). Edit: 8-bit data bus though, which I didn't know until reading up on the Motor…

Speaking for myself I'm static or death, BUT I can see how one might come away scarred from C++ and conflate static with the wild degree of ceremony and clunky tooling. Nowadays the better static…

I've always been given to understand that making a small fortune (out of a large one) was the main goal of owning a bookshop. I'd try that :)

Plausible, yes. Most of my cohort are fans of the late Humph & the gang. Barry Cryer, of course, wrote for a lot of other comedians so gags often originate from or propagate via him

I'm fairly sure I heard a version of this pre-2000 about someone opening a cheese shop called "Cheeses of Nazareth" :) Sadly it was verbal so I don't know the exact provenance, but…

In the term "conman" the confidence in question is that of the mark, not the perpetrator.

One might even call them illuminati? :D

High tide is around a third (like the other day with the new tlChatGPT release) but it's mostly down around the current level. I knocked this together to explore just this thought: hntags.com

Essentially off-topic but while that's my perception too, actually there are only 3 out of 30 front page stories on AI at the current time, so it's more like 10% It's definitely the mos…

British English speaker here (southern demographic) - I'd say "to" but "and" doesn't feel wrong so I think it's pretty prevalent. I'm curious how common it is…

> 2) if you have thousands of applicants for a position, and probably a dozen stand out by passing a really tough bar, wouldn’t you want to find those dozen? It's a reasonable assumption, but …

This reminds me of one of my favourite exchanges in a detective story: 'Dear me!' said Miss de Vine, 'who is that very uninspired young woman? She seems very much annoyed with my revie…

I've just left somewhere that was using Workday. It was terrifically bad in an already outstanding field of ghastly Enterprise abominations.

You're answering a question that OP did not ask.

Location: Stockholm (remote or hybrid) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, AWS, Linux, technical writing Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in…

"Collapse" is a strong word and even narrowed to "American" society I'm not sure what you would count as collapse. I don't think it's impossible that America could l…

Which society did you have in mind? But if you mean globally then definitely not.

I hope this is a joke, but unfortunately it might not be. A growing number of actual practicing lawyers have got themselves into serious legal trouble by using AI to draft legal documents. You are not…

Upvoted, but just in a friendly "hello, I recognise myself in this comment" sort of way :) I currently have a little stack of index cards with in-play projects scrawled on them and at the en…

I think the downvoting on you is a little harsh. TFA does allude to it, but doesn't explicitly answer your question. I presume the implicit answer is here: > With growing customer enthusiasm…