"i call it adversarial code review" and it's just regular code review
Here's my technique for adversarial code review if I'm driving from Codex: "Review this with claude".
And when I'm in Claude: "Review this with codex".
Models know how to to kick off a review using the cli. Know how to take turns. Know how to settle an argument.
No magic.
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When I can completely trust that LLMs won’t unnecessarily explode compile times by being sloppy and rewriting things from first principles, or when compute and memory become free, then human readability won’t be a primary concern
That time has not yet arrived for most people
That time has not yet arrived for most people
Seems like people are still judging model's code output by the metric:
How hard will it be for a human to understand or modify the code code?
Wonder when that will stop.
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to quote Schiller: can't innovate anymore, my ass!
nevermind that they should've done this 15 years ago
nevermind that they should've done this 15 years ago
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I'm really close to having a break through on a math problem. I just need the people whose logs I'm stealing to just get a little closer.
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I don't understand the negativity toward AI coding. Used properly, it's extremely useful. We've spent decades trying to write better code faster, and this is the single biggest improvement I've seen in my lifetime.
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@AstorAaron They don't do basic fire prevention that happens in the American South because they're incompetent and would rather talk about climate change.
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They talking about gpt 5.6 like a white guy in the NFL. Not so naturally talented but he's a gym rat. Just won't quit. Always watching tape
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from the SpaceX S-1, it looks like X is probably still only at maybe 50% the revenue of Twitter v1 when combining $1.8B ad revenue with a generous subscription guesstimate
cut Twitter's costs by 80% in 2023, but ad revenue is still down at least 73% 3 years later. not sure the eeze but oh well. the entire $44B mistake gets washed away by SpaceX in the end
cut Twitter's costs by 80% in 2023, but ad revenue is still down at least 73% 3 years later. not sure the eeze but oh well. the entire $44B mistake gets washed away by SpaceX in the end
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The CS degree should be an indicator of knowing when and where to use the correct approach, not writing abstraction from first principles in 20 minutes
The attitude here exclusively selects for the latter and results in organizational problems down the line
The attitude here exclusively selects for the latter and results in organizational problems down the line
hot take: if you are a programmer you should be able to invert a binary tree from memory, AI or not. It's ridiculously easy and if you can't do it, you should not have a computer science degree
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I have a bad feeling that in a few years this github situation will be remembered as the first sign of something much worse and more widespread
Ghostty is leaving GitHub. I'm GitHub user 1299, joined Feb 2008. I've visited GitHub almost every single day for over 18 years. It's never been a question for me where I'd put my projects: always GitHub. I'm super sad to say this, but its time to go. mitchellh.com/writing/ghostt…
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I’ve been waiting years for Apple to update the 32” XDR Pro Display with 120hz refresh rate or higher, and instead they’ve just deleted it
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You thought the fun was over? 🏈
This weekend, video takes center stage on the timeline.
We’re awarding $1M, $500K, and $250K to the top three videos about @grok, created with Imagine 1.0.
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