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Wouldn't that force us to redefine what the 6th grade level of learning is? Meaning are grade levels static or dynamic?

Atwood’s Law

Quote from the CEO of Anthropic in March 2025: "I think we'll be there in three to six months where AI is writing 90% of the code and then in 12 months we may be in a world where AI is writing essentially all of the code"

Not sure why this wasn't posted on HN yet.

When building complex multi-agent systems where each agent has it's own tools, prompt, persona, etc. I've found LangGraph to be better (and easier) than AWS Bedrock, and OpenAI's Agent framework.

Looks really cool. Probably want to add a .gitignore and get the node_modules folder out of the repo. Also, as far as the claim of being way smaller than other similar frameworks, those other frameworks are doing a lot more. It's a bit of apples to oranges. But yeah lightweight Agent frameworks have a time and place too.

JWT = JSON Web Tokens?

Naive question: What are they using EBS for? It seems unnecessary given all the Databases. Is that just local caching for EC2's?

Challenge accepted. Share your general area / zip code.

> Regulate use of artificial intelligence on MBAcovered projects: AI can’t write or rewrite literary material; can’t be used as source material; and MBA-covered material can’t be used to train AI.

From the Demands Document : https://www.wga.org/uploadedfiles/members/member_info/contra...

With the advent of ChatGPT, this seems like poor timing. "Hey let's try a show / movie written by ChatGPT and see how it goes".

Yup, we have it in Detroit too. https://www.hourdetroit.com/community/whats-the-source-of-th...

There's some Javascript you can run in the browser console to read articles normally:

```

    (function readArticles(){
     if(document.querySelector('#gateway-content')){
      document.querySelector('#gateway-content').style.display = "none"; 
     }

     if(document.querySelector('#app div div')){
      document.querySelector('#app div div').style.overflowY = "scroll";
     }
     if(document.querySelector('#app div div')){
      document.querySelector('#app div div').lastElementChild.style.display = "none";
     }

     if(document.querySelector('.css-mcm29f')){
      document.querySelector('.css-mcm29f').style.overflowY = "scroll";
      document.querySelector('.css-mcm29f').lastElementChild.style.display="none";
     }
     if(document.querySelector('#site-content')){
      document.querySelector('#site-content').style.position = "relative";
     }
    })()

```

Yeah it seems like the current version of InfoSec is closely tied with compliance and audits. Meaning they don't really care about getting hacked as long as we filled out the right form, and checked the right check boxes and the lawyers are happy. I also agree that these days, the average InfoSec Engineer is less technical than the average Software Engineer and it shows. The security tooling is just terrible relative to other areas.

Is this satire? I honestly can't tell anymore.

The bar for Developer productivity is extremely low. There is a theory that this is due to Computer Science being more Art and less Science and artists need their space to let their creativity shine. This is why a 10x Developer is possible unlike other industries.

Betteridge's law of headlines says there isn't.

They definitely get busted red-handed more. Today there are cameras everywhere. That can make it seem like people are lying more.

Atwood's Law in action.

Personally I just use Safe Vision (https://safe.vision/) to filter down to specific Channels on my kids Devices. It uses Youtube under the hood, but has a parental control layer on top of it.

This SQL file could be an entire AI-based, ML-driven startup to stop hateful / offensive language. Just need a good name like Klean or, NoH8 or something.

7 years ago we had Airpnp... same as Airbnb, just for toilets.

https://thenextweb.com/news/airpnp-its-like-airbnb-but-for-t...

One of the few places in tech where using the word "master" is cool. It's not entirely clear why.

My grandfather was saved by Sugihara together with the rest of the Mir Yeshiva (Rabbinical College). I am forever grateful to him.

Don't forget "Scrum Master", which seems to be a term everyone is fine with.

Ironically, it'll probably be the Scrum Master that ends up creating a Story to update everything to Main.

Yeah I mostly have a LinkedIn account just to have one. I feel like a professional social network is a bit of an oxymoron. Social networks tend to amplify unprofessional voices. "Hey guys, today I went to work and did my job" is not intriguing content.

Please, let's not try this for another couple of years. Maybe 2025.

> well reasoned arguments from Privacy experts weren't addressed very well

How does one become a Privacy expert? What qualifications are needed?

Italy seems to be an outlier. They're hit significantly harder then any other country.