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Stage a coup to usurp your boss.

I suspect there's a prompt one can add to improve the consumption of commit messages for humans, just that the default one is pretty bad. Kind of similar to the AI generated posters a few weeks back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49764791.

$500,000? That's just the price for the garage.

Aren't long nails difficult for anything that requires finger dexterity, like in touch screen phones?

Also the parent comment reminded me of this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VjpcLplkMUs

Need to get the budget for those tokens somewhere.

> makes a hacker news post from an 11 year old account

> jumps through a lot of inconvenient hoops to "anonymously" publish code

Something doesn't add up there.

Stop giving them ideas.

Because intent supposes will which supposes consciousness, and these aren't.

You could say it is asstounding.

Can you share some details of the workflows that work for you?

The Ukraine war was far from the start of things. Wars were still happening in other parts of the world long before that.

As a wise man once said, we didn't start the fire. It was always burning since the world's been turning.

Please don't give the ad industry any more ideas. Paying for ads? That wasn't in my tech dystopia bingo card.

I would have assumed code reviews would have sussed out those issues earlier in the cycle?

There is no art without process though. The art is the process. Is an automatic piano more beautiful than a world class pianist? Of course not.

I am not strictly equating this to coding though. Like the GP sometimes I am driven more by the product than by being able to make it by hand. But that does not mean vibe coding, I still make sure the code is up to my standards.

My very first mobile was a Bosch. I had no idea they even made phones. I wanted a Nokia though, but I was able to get that later.

kiters = kiteboarders. Welcome to Australia, the country where the words are made up and meanings don't matter.

Did they also eventually win their freedom like in the article?

I swear, some people are too quick to be offended or just can't recognize sarcasm.

It's harnesses all the way down.

Interestingly no Apple. *edit: Or any non-American companies for that matter .

> It makes less sense in an era when tenure is better measured in months than years.

If a person's tenure in companies is measured in months then they're signalling they're a C by your logic, or is at least raising a red flag to whoever's hiring. I may be showing my age but that sounds wild to me if that's the norm now.

Your best result is not even an order of magnitude faster, while this repo is claiming on average almost 2 orders of magnitude faster. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence sort of thing.

"if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree" yada yada

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I'm not getting it. OP said they are wary of letting the agent make choices for them, and outsourcing those choices lessens their understanding of them. They could interrogate the agent on why those choices were made until they have sufficient understanding, and they can also change the solution if they want to.

Don't you read through all the output of the agent before committing them?

Same. If not for the required hardware refresh in our company I would have used it until it broke.

Or just don't put CPU limits: https://home.robusta.dev/blog/stop-using-cpu-limits

If the diff will just be fed to LLMs regardless then what is easier is probably a moot point.

Are you arguing that copyleft is not open source?