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I'm so glad to see it's "good old" convolution and not genai.

Ні. Коли вони зустрінуться, створиться чорна діра, бо кожен з них має бути головою іншого.

But is no war, is special military operation!

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Remember how "On 18 June 2020, the Russian government lifted its ban on Telegram after it agreed to "help with extremism investigations"?

Such friendly.

But he didn't. His army did, but that would've been a different promise from a lesser master strategist, wouldn't it?

Це ситуація коли я перевіряю, чи можна цю частину на 3д принтері надрукувати

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This is awesome. This is why #Ukraine will win.

youtu.be/udOMUGJtKbg?...

"Завдяки" було б гарним іменем для хутора.

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but a small part of software engineering.

Rationalisation and democratisation.

We'll get better at defining what ai is good for, what not, and it will run ever faster, cheaper and on commodity hardware.

Which will be bad for the hype, but good for people.

Software engineering will continue in the turmoil, until we settle that code is

Wait, is he now naked?

maintainable and extendable product.

Maybe that will change soon as well, but the status quo is still that AI is still mostly a danger to juniors, while it makes seniors hyper productive.

Of course there's this additional problem of what would happen in 5 years if we eliminate juniors.

solution. Depending on the complexity it might work, but the result will be poorly architected, likely badly designed, will have no tests, unless the system prompt will sneak that in (and not guaranteed the tests will be reasonable).

I'm other words it will be coded, but not engineered into a

That's why I believe it's important to distinguish coding from software engineering. As in coding is a part of the engineering, and I would argue maybe 20%.

And while the AI code is more of decent quality, a simple test is to ask somebody with zero engineering experience to create a complete

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Stop this phony silliness at once.

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Fascinating

Yup, it's on the website, but not in the conference app. Let's see

Are you sure? I'm the agenda I only see her on a workshop today...

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80% що ллм

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Likely they have a registry of issues to fix and the moment something's in that registry, it's not considered a major, but a known issue and is accepted as a "temporarily" acceptable as long as it will be eventually addressed before a deadline. The usual way to address it is to extend the deadline.

Having worked in heavy controlled/regulated environments, my conclusion is that they likely knew what needs to be done, just weren't doing it because it was just one of the processes and there was an easier process to "mitigate" this gap.