Posts by rmcomplexity@mastodon.social
 (DIR) Post #AAClKllvEmx2HsSpSC by rmcomplexity@mastodon.social
       2021-08-10T20:31:15Z
       
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       ---RT @wesleytb13Let’s not forget that on this day in 1988 Zero Cool crashed 1507 systems! The biggest crash in history. https://t.co/H183NXHSzVhttps://twitter.com/wesleytb13/status/1425102853962715136
       
 (DIR) Post #AU32ug3hSCqNpNQ5KK by rmcomplexity@mastodon.social
       2023-03-27T17:36:09Z
       
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       @simon I think there's another level missing here. React is used to avoid writing native JS but React is never used as-is. There are custom component per company/org/team and patterns.AI (LLM) assisted code won't necessarily give you the same suggestion for the same problem. Coming up with shared code is more valuable when more people knows exactly why/how it works.
       
 (DIR) Post #AU32uhZHqFhkVdCpCS by rmcomplexity@mastodon.social
       2023-03-27T17:37:46Z
       
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       @simon But, I think AI-assisted examples or learning the underlying platform, even if it's team specific only, it's probably where the best win is.Imagine how many meeting can we cancel if we don't need to pair up with someone else to correctly write CI/CD configuration that only gets touched once every 6 months?
       
 (DIR) Post #AUFNsRqBK5yXJZqOPY by rmcomplexity@mastodon.social
       2023-04-02T16:32:13Z
       
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       @simon I like this idea because it deviates from the approach of LLMs work almost as well as another human. But I'm not comfortable trusting GPT's summarization of something.The way I see it, even if I ask another person to give me a summary, I will follow that with many questions. IME those follow up never go well. Also, I'm never sure if the summary leaves out stuff important to ME but not statistically critical.