aubertlone

I am completely convinced that people who say LLMs should not be used for coding…

Either do not do much coding for work, or they have not used an LLM when tackling a problem in an unfamiliar language or tech stack.

My guy!

Hey man! I’ve read this article a few times, perhaps from other comments on Lemmy!

Thanks for the write-up. I’m a programmer myself.

Stuck in operations in my new job until we’re done with the data center exit/ migration. Anyway cool beans, and very interesting article. Will keep all this in mind if any of my hobby projects take off.

Daft Punk for the Honda Tron Remix 2.0 album or gtfo

Thankfully, it seems like places like the EU and now Japan are considering ALL use cases, not just the majority of them.

The fact that VS code runs on JavaScript is its strength not its weakness.

But you do you, like I said.

Edit: to the other person, whom I realized is just joking

My point stands, I guess?

Just use VSCode ffs.

Also, yes I endorse VSCode wholeheartedly but do whatever works for you.

Notepad++ is fine for the vast majority of people.

I wouldn’t say non-factual.

I would just say that rule isn’t universal. My company is moving assets into a cloud hosting service. And right now, AD are 100% needed for those assets to have authorization.

It was a different authorization solution on premises.

So basically, the opposite of what he was saying in my particular situation. Of course I can’t speak to all companies.

I really want to respond to your comment and go in more depth as to how my work situation is with AD groups etc etc

I just don’t want to be careless and speak more about the particular infrastructure of my company’s workflow than I need to

Suffice to say, we are continuing to move assets to a cloud hosting service. Due to our unique solution, we still require AD groups.

Funny enough, we need the AD groups for the cloud assets to run as expected. It’s a different kind of authorization on-prem

I literally create AD groups as a small part of my job

Obviously, I can’t go into any more details just in case. Yes, certainly Linux is King of the server world.

But your information is not up to date. We’re not going to Azure anytime soon. Congratulations, you are making broad sweeping claims that just don’t hold up to the least amount of investigation.

I have and it’s great.

Also, unlike a lot of people I just delete vast swathes of my tabs from time to time.

Let’s be honest, you didn’t need it and I didn’t need it.

But I’m still gad I can go back to a random tab from a week ago from a session I had closed out of

Are you being serious?

Yes, saying “don’t install social media apps if you don’t like them” is the same as saying “lift weights to stop being depressed bro”.

Your brain is too advanced and I cannot follow the steps you took to reach this conclusion.

If you’re really comparing LLM’s to your Encarta cd from 1995 and saying the Encarta CD was the superior experience…

I’m afraid there’s not much left for us to discuss… Our views are too far apart.

Nah, nah to your understanding of LLM’s

No it’s not true intelligence. Yes, it makes humans much faster at their work

It has really sped up my work, especially when coding in unfamiliar languages.

It’s silly to compare it to a parlor trick or text prediction.

I was wrong about the pi hole. The other point stands.

I applaud you setting up a pi-hole…

But please bro, you’ve probably seen hundreds of ads this month if not more. Not everything is listed on the pi hole ad lists.

And not every ad classifies itself as an “ad”.

As if that excuses their behavior on a forum dedicated to learning and solving problems?

Everyone gets annoyed at oft-repeated questions. But the answer is moderation, which is also unpaid.

Not vitriol and skullduggery.

TiL

I knew about redifining the kilogram as it’s related to gravity beforehand

But not the next part about kg and photons and planck etc etc. I learned all that just now by reading a response to my comment

I genuinely did not know about the relationship to light until just now.

So, yes. But again, your comment alone didn’t help me understand about the relationship beforehand. I wasn’t sure what you meant at all, so just responded with my understanding of it

They linked the kilogram to the gravitational force.

It’s part of an effort to clarify how we define things. We’re now trying to link our recorded units to the basic forces they are related to. So now, the kilogram is defined by the gravitational force, the meter by how fast light travels, etc etc

Using Java and Kotlin.

I asked lj on discord after joining the dedicated server.

And yes he’s paid through a combination of ads and the no ads / Sync Ultra purchases.