bigfishrunning

19 ore fadiscuss

> Most people use short review prompt, with yes/no answers

I don't. I review code by hand, like I have for 20 years. I think you might have some sample bias.

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l’altro ieridiscuss

That's smart, they only recommend benchmarks that make them look better then their competitors.

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l’altro ieridiscuss

> Or add section to explain most common agent comments.

Shouldn't your agent explain its own comments? why would the author of a fast queue care what your agent says?

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l’altro ieridiscuss

> Sounds like you might work on a team with some agency to say no to management.

If I didn't work on such a team, I would last exactly as long as it took me to find such a team.

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l’altro ieridiscuss

If only Github was reliable and trustworthy, we wouldn't be having this discussion.

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l’altro ieridiscuss

Maybe those people weren't wrong to do that...

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l’altro ieridiscuss

I would expect that's true in any field that moves as fast as software development.

Developer A makes a move, perceives some benefit, tells developer B, who does the same thing and then tells developer C.

Some of the people consider the move, weigh costs, and make an intelligent decision. Many just think "smart people are doing this, I'll do it too". I really doubt this behavior is unique to developers.

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l’altro ieridiscuss

But why be exclusive? Why not "Chart language for computer programs to generate"?

I don't want to use an agent at all, but i wouldn't mind generating some charts with an easy-to-generate markup language...

bigfishrunning

3 giorni fadiscuss

as an english speaker, i would pronounce it "chat-oh", but i'm open to correction

bigfishrunning

3 giorni fadiscuss

I'd rather find the mistakes with my human brain. Keeps me limber. I might even accidentally learn something.

bigfishrunning

3 giorni fadiscuss

They should have just had the base64 block and forced you to decode and read it before running it, rather then having the `eval` bit at the beginning...

bigfishrunning

3 giorni fadiscuss

> All the smells you pointed out, just look like a Python dev approaching bash without fully understanding it.

also, referring to Linux as "the language of the internet" when bash isn't particularly suited for internet tasks also smell like "excited windows Python dev"...

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

So what you're saying (and I agree with) is that antibiotics aren't gate kept *enough*

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

> Antibiotics are routinely given to all of their farm animals as part of their food, for prophylaxis.

That's also a problem [0]; and it's one that can't be solved by creating a second, somewhat related problem.

0: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11200672/

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

One of the reasons doxycyclene is so effective is because it's less overprescribed. Antibiotic resistance is a real thing, and the day we run out of viable ones is going to be ugly. Having a gatekeeper isn't a bad idea.

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

I don't know about that, i think it's pretty common knowledge that the EU caused the iPhone port change, and it's generally regarded as a good thing

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

Also, third party batteries vary wildly in quality -- I've replaced the battery in my Nintendo switch twice, both times using brands I've heard of, and neither battery is as good as the original OEM battery was when i first got it.

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

If Roko's Basilisk ever is a real thing, I'll be proud to be the first up against the wall.

bigfishrunning

5 giorni fadiscuss

I agree with the sentiment, but the flashy website is distracting and obnoxious

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8 giorni fadiscuss

A kernel tarball is 266 megabytes, it fits on a CD