The OFFICIAL programming thread
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Yeah I watched that and found the results she cited from studies matched my experience. Problem is that the studies she cited are all based on current or last generation LLMs so I think it’s too early to call it dead as a replacement for us. I’m just hoping I can do my job for at least 5 more years, 10 would be better, so I can reach some goals that I probably couldn’t doing other work.
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I think, and I suppose I’m kind of qualified to speak on the subject, that the big change LLMs and other associated ML (two tower models, distilled LLMs, etc) brought us isn’t in replacing programmers. It’s in making problems formerly intractable for small companies tractable for small companies.
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And the question of how big the AI hype should be isn’t “how far till AGI”, but “are there well monetizable products which haven’t been made yet”.
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The real question is, “How long until ultra realistic bisexual female sex robots are affordable?”
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“More than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers,” CEO Sundar Pichai said on the company’s third quarter 2024 earnings call.
More than a quarter of new code at Google is generated by AI
The company had a strong quarter thanks in large part to AI.
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No wonder searches suck anymore.
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If you write
“if (Doe”
and you get an AI™ auto complete to:
“if (DoesCamelCaseCamelHaveManyHumps) {”
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@tigger said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
If you write
“if (Doe”
and you get an AI™ auto complete to:
“if (DoesCamelCaseCamelHaveManyHumps) {”
80% of your code as been written by AI.I prefer doesCamelCaseCamelHaveManyHumps. Makes it easier to read and pleases the eye.
As for does_camel_case_camel_have_many_humps, that clearly is a waste of screen estate and storage space.
Also, spaces > tabs.
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FFS:
I’ve been creating code around JWT tokens since maybe 2016 and I’ve never once heard that it was pronounced “jot”. Who are the terrorists that keep naming shit like this?
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They should be called JRR
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@Hog said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
FFS:
I’ve been creating code around JWT tokens since maybe 2016 and I’ve never once heard that it was pronounced “jot”. Who are the terrorists that keep naming shit like this?
CICS, a major IBM user package from way back, is normally pronounced by saying the acronym letters, but the old school guys say kicks.
Be prepared to read up on a living dinosaur or shark from ancient times still out there. Wiki even has the pronunciation entry.
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Do the old-school guys get their CICS on router sixty-six?
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@Pakoon said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
Do the old-school guys get their CICS on router sixty-six?
Yes. Although talking to routers is more a VTAM/Telnet server- TCPIP running under an onboard UNIX VM thing.
Ya VTAM thinks it’s 1983 with proprietary IBM datacomm and they just basically made an onboard UNIX server and ported in all the UNIX stuff. I call it fooling grandpa.
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It’s good we keep the nerdiness combined to this thread so it doesn’t infect the others.
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@Gustaf said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
It’s good we keep the nerdiness combined to this thread so it doesn’t infect the others.
Say that’s wrong. Thanks Gustaf, it’s like you’re ringing the dinner bell for all those delicious threads to nerdify!!!
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Thank god I’m here to hip this place up.
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@Gustaf said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
Thank god I’m here to hip this place up.
I think you mistakenly hit the “h” key instead of the “t” and the “r” which are diagonally just above and to your left on your keyboard.
Be a bit more careful in future please, or you’ll end up editing as often as i do!
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@Kilemall I’m guessing you’ve got a script called
killemallthat does what its name says.
CICS - Wikipedia
