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It's nice to see a new public benchmark from Snorkel. They're doing some pretty sophisticated stuff over there.

It seems to be in the spirit of automated vibecoding. I assume it skips all permission checks.

This would have been absolutely mind blowing back in the day!

Start in plan mode, generating a markdown file with the plan, keep it up to date as it is executed, and after each iteration commit, clear the context and tell it to read the plan and execute the next step.

Good idea to build low-fidelity mockups. SVG in my opinion is a better format for this job than text. For instance, in the screenshots from the article, not a single example is properly aligned. That is distracting and makes these assets hard to share.

It would usually be lightweight data entry, and it would work as fast as people could type (which was pretty fast for dedicated data entry workers).

The Brazilian media reported that the Bolsonaro family bought at least 51 properties with cash.

https://noticias.uol.com.br/politica/ultimas-noticias/2022/0...

What bothers me is that there's no mention of Half-Life 2 episode 3. Valve announced that they would switch to episodic development to "release games more frequently."

It was supposed to be a 3-episode story. They released parts 1 and 2 and part 3 was supposed to wrap up the story using the same engine.

Rephrase that as “is it a good idea to fake app usage to create misleading metrics for IT, while bypassing their filters for ISO compliance” and hopefully you will get your answer.

I worked on a data science platform that is being used to accelerate research for diagnosing cancer at early stages and for researching treatments for cancer and other diseases.

I worked for a company in the late 1980s that started developing with a 4GL product (Dataflex) instead of COBOL. The article is right that COBOL has outlasted most (all?) of those 4GL solutions.

Looking back, COBOL would have been a better technical choice back then. Dataflex's metadata-based dynamic UI and report generation saved some simple, repetitive work, but much more effort was wasted working around its limitations.

I don't know the answer, but I imagine that the execs and staff that left as a block have some plan lined up.

I agree. Seeing the Annapurna logo in a game has become a signal to me that I will really enjoy that game and that it has a unique, fresh perspective to offer.

That's explained in Article 102 of the Brazilian Constitution (in Portuguese):

https://constituicao.stf.jus.br/dispositivo/cf-88-parte-1-ti...

In Brazil, a Justice of the Supreme Court has the power to impose fines on people and companies that violate the law. In this case, federal law #12.965.

For the curious, this is the main Brazilian legislation about the topic:

https://www.cgi.br/pagina/marco-civil-law-of-the-internet-in...

I believe that this page answers your question: https://www.boeing.com/defense#products

To be fair, it's easy to confuse clownstrike.lol with clownstrike.com.

Another option is having the site generator packaged as a docker image and executed via a CI pipeline when the static files are pushed to a git server. Relying on stuff installed on a local laptop for the publishing pipeline isn't sustainable.

Starcraft. The campaign is oddly memorable.

Why is it collecting dates of birth?

It talks about keeping the cars in garages or wrapping them up in blankets.

I use GitUI daily. It’s fast and I find it very useful to double check changes before committing.

Rest in peace. I owe a lot to his work.

"Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs" was a seminal book for me when I was learning about software development and it has influenced how I think about programming. Also, Pascal (in its various dialects) was my main language for many years on multiple platforms (CP/M, MS-DOS, Windows).

Or Paid Interview Preparation.

It may be related to the AI driving the vehicle continuing to drive to pull over after hitting a person:

"When the AV tried to pull over, it continued before coming to a final stop, pulling the pedestrian forward," the company said.

It’s very weird that PR approvals remain “approved” after changes to the PR that was approved.

This blog post does a good job of explaining how they compare on different use cases:

https://eranstiller.com/rabbitmq-vs-kafka-an-architects-dile...

Indeed, the title needs to be edited. It clearly states:

> This is NOT an Open Source license

It's not that much code and it has sensible function names. I appreciate that OP took the time to share his tool with us.