What happened with all the organizations that refused to use LLMs because they wanted to protect their code from external access? Are still resisting, or did they realize their code is not so valuable in the end?
What happened with all the organizations that refused to use LLMs because they wanted to protect their code from external access? Are still resisting, or did they realize their code is not so valuable in the end?
AI starts to taking a heavy toil on open source maintainers β the barrier to create a big PR went down, but maintainign code still takes a lot of effort.
Github is uniquely positioned to help maintainers make their work manageable, but I don't think they've cared about it for a while now
Playing both sides, smart move
Thankfully Wise let me open account with UK number so I can actually send and receive money, but they don't offer joint accounts.
Renting an apartment wasn't easier, I had to produce a lot of documents (and they asked me for a bank account, Catch-22!)
I've just moved in to my new apartment and I'm trying to set up an account to pay for my bills and everything. 2 banks rejected tenancy agreement as my proof, 1 rejected internet bill, @monzo.com just said "no" and that's it.
I just need a simple joint account with my wife but it seems impossible
I'm in the process of relocating to UK, and I'm appalled by how difficult it is to open a bank account as a newcomer.
I tried to open an account before coming here, it didn't work. Then I relocated, and everyone requires utility bills as a proof of address, but I don't have bills yet!
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What's actually scary is the number of people in the comments who believe LLMs are lying on purpose.
IT'S A COMPUTER PROGRAM THAT GENERATES TEXT. It does not have an identity, it just spits out the most fitting response based on what it learned from the internet and the books.
Popieram, teΕΌ bym nie jadΕ
I don't think vibe coding is like working with a junior dev... unless the junior dev has attention span of a puppy and memory of a goldfish
uuu, aΕΌ tak ΕΊle? Braki w katalogu czy sΕabe UX?
U mnie Spotify dla 2 osΓ³b droΕΌeje z β¬18 na β¬22, rozwaΕΌam zmianΔ na Apple Music
At this point there's a chanse I would have done it faster manually.
Ugh, coding with AI is sometimes wild. I've been trying to rename 20 files, update class names and fix imports with Cursor for like 15 minutes. Every single time it starts modifying other things that I told it specifically not to do
Iβm listening to some 2010s hip-hop playlist and Iβve just realized some of these songs are almost 15 years old and I used to listen to them when I was a university student π«
The teacher said "how Jesus, so tired that he fainted, could get up, move the heavy rock to open the grave, and leave?"
To which I said "to be fair, what's more probable: that Jesus fainted, got up, and left, or that he died, got up, and left?"
1 minute later I was outside the classroom
Got kicked out of religion class for questioning the resurrection π
So in Poland we have religion classes and one day my teacher was "debunking" myths about resurrection. One of the myths was that Jesus didn't die when crucified, but just fainted...
I can't with Reddit's algorithm. I clicked on one post by accident, now half of my main page consists of mold pictures and Reddit sugests me communities like "mold" or "moldly interesting" π€¦π»ββοΈ
This. Employee happiness and engagement is a consequence, it doesnβt magically appear
We might see it in NL soon as well: nltimes.nl/2025/01/29/d...
And it's probable we won't survive even the next few thousands, so it's understandable that there are no civilizations that:
* survived long enough to travel freely across universe
* happen to live close enough to us to pass by
* and whose presence we would be able to notice
What I mean is that on average people cannot distinguish facts from lies, they believe simple but wrong slogans more than complex but accurate explanations.
As a specie we've been on earth for ~150,000 years, which is not even a blink of an eye in the age of universe (0.001%)
We are unable to deal with the threat from within: the people who are willing to sacrifice millions of lives for the sake of their own wealth. Instead we chose these charlatans as our leaders. And we don't learn our lessons.
It's possible we reached maximum complexity we can handle as a civiliation
People often wonder why we haven't seen extraterrestial life yet here on earth.
Looking at humanity right now I think I know the answer: civilizations eventually just destroy themselves form the inside.
Climate change, the biggest threat humanity has seen, is not enough to unite us.
The whole Apple Intelligence rollout is a mess. I donβt even have access to it in EU and still it makes my iPhone experience worse. Hereβs what I see when I go go my setting and start looking for βmessagesβ
Other countries struggle with it, too. In the Netherlands theyβre much more effective but also thereβs only so much a single teacher or caregiver can do, so the cost of education and healthcare goes up (either by increasing prices or taxes)
Omg Iβve always known of that phenomenon but didnβt know it had a name, good to know!
These tools can really boost productivity, but people need invest time in learning them. Throwing them at users and saying βhere you go, use itβ is not helpful, people will just be disappointed by the limitations and quirks of LLMs
What's the point of AI assistant on Quora? If I wanted to get a ChatGPT-like response I'd just open ChatGPT. I opened Quora because I expected answers from actual, living human beings, not a bot
Love the background colors! ππ
Your key light could be stronger, your face is a bit too blended with the rest, it could stand out more