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It ends up mostly like a very energetic jr programmer.
My chief complaint is that the AI loves to add and change software dependencies. And if the boss isn’t careful, that it generates some very large PRs.
Oh, and the energy cost.
My chief complaint is that the AI loves to add and change software dependencies. And if the boss isn’t careful, that it generates some very large PRs.
Oh, and the energy cost.
January 31, 2026 at 7:00 PM
It ends up mostly like a very energetic jr programmer.
My chief complaint is that the AI loves to add and change software dependencies. And if the boss isn’t careful, that it generates some very large PRs.
Oh, and the energy cost.
My chief complaint is that the AI loves to add and change software dependencies. And if the boss isn’t careful, that it generates some very large PRs.
Oh, and the energy cost.
It doesn’t deploy either, but you can get the tools to generate and run things like bicep for azure.
The current dynamic at my work is mostly with my boss (who has zero programming experience) submitting PRs to me and for me to deploy and maintain the ai code.
The current dynamic at my work is mostly with my boss (who has zero programming experience) submitting PRs to me and for me to deploy and maintain the ai code.
January 31, 2026 at 6:58 PM
It doesn’t deploy either, but you can get the tools to generate and run things like bicep for azure.
The current dynamic at my work is mostly with my boss (who has zero programming experience) submitting PRs to me and for me to deploy and maintain the ai code.
The current dynamic at my work is mostly with my boss (who has zero programming experience) submitting PRs to me and for me to deploy and maintain the ai code.
I don’t build apps with AI without reading the code, but my boss does and I have to ship them.
Each new prompt makes a diff, not the entire application. Some models are better at making small changes than others (Opus is best here).
You can ask for it to follow certain standards for tests and dbs
Each new prompt makes a diff, not the entire application. Some models are better at making small changes than others (Opus is best here).
You can ask for it to follow certain standards for tests and dbs
January 31, 2026 at 6:56 PM
I don’t build apps with AI without reading the code, but my boss does and I have to ship them.
Each new prompt makes a diff, not the entire application. Some models are better at making small changes than others (Opus is best here).
You can ask for it to follow certain standards for tests and dbs
Each new prompt makes a diff, not the entire application. Some models are better at making small changes than others (Opus is best here).
You can ask for it to follow certain standards for tests and dbs
I’m not sure Salad knows either…
January 3, 2026 at 2:00 AM
I’m not sure Salad knows either…
This sounds vaguely like how the old ps3 spu did its numbers instead of ieee floats.
December 21, 2025 at 7:49 PM
This sounds vaguely like how the old ps3 spu did its numbers instead of ieee floats.
Not threatening. Promising. That makes it better.
October 9, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Not threatening. Promising. That makes it better.
As I understand it, this depends on whether the device is using the AC frequency for timing, which nowadays I would assume they are not.
Both NTSC and PAL are the way they are to make the AC frequency divide nicely into the scanlines and frame rates. Shouldn’t apply to the internet.
Both NTSC and PAL are the way they are to make the AC frequency divide nicely into the scanlines and frame rates. Shouldn’t apply to the internet.
September 3, 2025 at 10:59 PM
As I understand it, this depends on whether the device is using the AC frequency for timing, which nowadays I would assume they are not.
Both NTSC and PAL are the way they are to make the AC frequency divide nicely into the scanlines and frame rates. Shouldn’t apply to the internet.
Both NTSC and PAL are the way they are to make the AC frequency divide nicely into the scanlines and frame rates. Shouldn’t apply to the internet.
But who could have done that?
It couldn’t be the same guy who commented about his 1 year old daughter’s legs and breasts? That doesn’t sound right.
Maybe the guy who said he wanted to date his daughter? IDK, sounds suspicious to me.
It couldn’t be the same guy who commented about his 1 year old daughter’s legs and breasts? That doesn’t sound right.
Maybe the guy who said he wanted to date his daughter? IDK, sounds suspicious to me.
August 12, 2025 at 4:16 PM
But who could have done that?
It couldn’t be the same guy who commented about his 1 year old daughter’s legs and breasts? That doesn’t sound right.
Maybe the guy who said he wanted to date his daughter? IDK, sounds suspicious to me.
It couldn’t be the same guy who commented about his 1 year old daughter’s legs and breasts? That doesn’t sound right.
Maybe the guy who said he wanted to date his daughter? IDK, sounds suspicious to me.
How is this cat so photogenic.
August 1, 2025 at 3:33 AM
How is this cat so photogenic.
In situations like this I always like to ask if they’ve found random things yet. Like did you find the dragon? The bomb? The stolen art? And wait a minute, were we playing two truths and a lie or Blue Prince?
July 29, 2025 at 2:43 PM
In situations like this I always like to ask if they’ve found random things yet. Like did you find the dragon? The bomb? The stolen art? And wait a minute, were we playing two truths and a lie or Blue Prince?
Oh. So the least bad one.
June 14, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Oh. So the least bad one.
Dare I ask, which one? There are just so many horrible choices!
June 13, 2025 at 11:32 PM
Dare I ask, which one? There are just so many horrible choices!
Whaaaaat the Hallucination Engines are hallucinating? no waaaaaay. So anyway.
June 12, 2025 at 11:12 PM
Whaaaaat the Hallucination Engines are hallucinating? no waaaaaay. So anyway.
We all thank you for your sacrifice 🫡
June 3, 2025 at 11:53 AM
We all thank you for your sacrifice 🫡
Is it rude to wish podcast on people?
June 2, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Is it rude to wish podcast on people?
Ascender iirc is a novelty, like the balloons. And the rock is a mini
May 30, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Ascender iirc is a novelty, like the balloons. And the rock is a mini
Trueeee. When I played a follower had a sacrifice kink. He kept asking to be sacrificed so I’d do that then resurrect him. Only for him to request to be sacrificed again. We got married.
May 26, 2025 at 1:18 PM
Trueeee. When I played a follower had a sacrifice kink. He kept asking to be sacrificed so I’d do that then resurrect him. Only for him to request to be sacrificed again. We got married.
That one should always work because it’s in an email header and provided by the email marketing company.
The link in the body of the email is often up to the marketer who can’t dream of anyone ever unsubscribing.
The link in the body of the email is often up to the marketer who can’t dream of anyone ever unsubscribing.
May 23, 2025 at 4:16 AM
That one should always work because it’s in an email header and provided by the email marketing company.
The link in the body of the email is often up to the marketer who can’t dream of anyone ever unsubscribing.
The link in the body of the email is often up to the marketer who can’t dream of anyone ever unsubscribing.
I've liked syntactic sugar in some languages and hated it in others. With C# I generally liked what sugar exists (for goodness sakes async/await is entirely sugar over Promises) EXCEPT for the oooold linq to SQL.
With Scala, on the other hand, everything is so heavily sugared I became diabetic IRL.
With Scala, on the other hand, everything is so heavily sugared I became diabetic IRL.
May 19, 2025 at 1:42 AM
I've liked syntactic sugar in some languages and hated it in others. With C# I generally liked what sugar exists (for goodness sakes async/await is entirely sugar over Promises) EXCEPT for the oooold linq to SQL.
With Scala, on the other hand, everything is so heavily sugared I became diabetic IRL.
With Scala, on the other hand, everything is so heavily sugared I became diabetic IRL.
SHEESH Caelan, this look is fire!
May 17, 2025 at 11:01 PM
SHEESH Caelan, this look is fire!