sensanaty

> Or the US where even the mainstream media can challenge the president? The same US that was banning reporters from the press secretary's office (this isn't even new to Trump, Clinton al…

And VCs are what, patient angels who invest their money out of the goodness of their hearts expecting no returns?

I mean, pretty much every single person with even a modicum of power has recently been ousted as part of a cabal of pedophiles, is anyone really surprised about this?

I thought coding was already solved by Claude? Why aren't you vibe coding something that isn't dogshit with your fancy little Code Solver?

They're creating blogposts that try to character assassinate OSS maintainers that refuse the AI slop PRs in their repos. Next up I assume it'll be some form of mass scam, probably a crypto s…

The next hyped bullshit de jure spewing out of the ass of the AI bros, cause the hype cycle on agents is starting to die down. Can't have 30 billion dollar circular deals while setting aflame bar…

> Criminals and politicians have used it to get removed from search results. The news article might be there, but no one will find it. Sure, there have doubtlessly been some cases of people abusing…

> At the very least I know you have censored search results as that is an EU wide requirement of the right to be forgotten. How is the right to be forgotten a bad thing exactly? You can't requ…

> Boris said that writing code is a solved problem. No way, the person selling a tool that writes code says said tool can now write code? Color me shocked at this revelation. Let's check in on…

Interesting, I've actually found swearing at the dumbass bots to give better results, might just be the catharsis of telling it it's a dumbass though.

I work for one of those enterprises with lots of people trying out AI (thankfully leadership is actually sane, no mandates that you have to use it, just giving devs access to experiment with the too…

Weird, I'm in "Europe" and I can read the blatant Russian propaganda site all I want!

First off, the UK isn't in the EU, and 2nd, not a single website is blocked for me here in the Netherlands, quite literally none. I can access Discord without an ID, I can watch all the porn I wa…

> Well you or anyone else can't do that... But that's what these tools are doing, in a large number of cases? At least the end result is basically the same, like that Clawdbot or whatever…

So we're suddenly going back into measuring lines of code as a useful metric? Just because people are shitting out endless slop code that they never bothered to throw a 2nd glance at doesn't…

I genuinely fail to see the usefulness, though, it seems counterproductive to me to do this kinda stuff. In my experience I just throw out the whole chat/session as soon as I notice it's sta…

I really hate that the anthropomorphizing of these systems has successfully taken hold in people's brains. Asking it why it did something is completely useless because you aren't interrogati…

Most of these AI-guiding "techniques" seem more like reading into tea leaves to me than anything actually useful. Even with the latest and greatest (because I know people will reflexively im…

> Maybe in the distant future we'll realize that the most reliable way to prompting LLMs are by using a structured language that eliminates ambiguity, it will probably be rather unnatural and …

I'd estimate we're near a million LoC (will double check tomorrow, but wouldn't be surprised if it was over that to be honest). Huge monorepo, ~1500 engineers, all sorts of bespoke/…

I look through the backlog for my team consisting of 9 trillion ill-defined (if defined at all) tickets that tells you basically nothing. The large, overwhelming majority of my team's time is spe…

That just means your legal team is lazy or incompetent. I work for a massive company that handles extremely sensitive PII and we don't have a cookie banner, because we don't need to have a c…

Out of curiosity, do you or have you ever worked for one of the FAANGs?

We were literally not given the choice in the matter, in the case of $JOB. Plenty of people complained about having to use their phones to access the buildings, but that was the policy. I suspect the …

The whole point is that these companies are spending a lot of cash making sure that their products are as addicting as possible to as many people as possible, so "just" shutting the phone of…

I worked in the service industry for a while and have literally never cared about tips, in the sense that the default expectation in 99% of cases is no tip and the rare time I got a tip it was a few e…

On the topic of multi monitor messiness, NOTHING gets my blood boiling quite like the taskbar (or whatever it's called, the bottom application drawer) moving between monitors, seemingly arbitrari…

Great idea, I say put the AI execs behind their creations first while presenting all the facts about them, let's see what their flawless little unthinking machines tell us to do with the lot of t…

I think they're saying it should logically be a bottoms-uo initiative, since it's the rank and file that use it day in, day out, but instead it's top-down because we're in a massiv…