The word means what it does. I’m not changing my use of language just because some people misunderstand the dictionary definition.
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That’s not theft. The author explicitly told people he wants them to do this; the company is just taking him up on the offer.
I know a guy who works with one of those publishers.
According to him, almost nobody at the publisher actually games. The ones who do, limit themselves to gacha games or Bejeweled-tier games. Gaming, at least at that one, is considered childish.
Doing a pass where you just ask the AI to sanity-check the existing tests (against rules like “test against the spec, not the implementation” can also help.
As usual, if you use anything but the best model available I’m going to state that the better ones do better. If you do use the best model available, then I’ll just mention that Fable still has limits and still needs some guidance.
One thing it does not do is deliberately build tests which test nothing at all, or which restate the code under test. I mention this because certain other models absolutely would.
People keep doing this. Pointing at the known limitations of cheap/fast LLMs and pretending they’re universal is not, in fact, valid reasoning.
If the handle is wooden… everyone knows wood won’t survive a dishwasher.
If it’s metal, then yeah, that can work. That is, fortunately, easy to spot when you’re buying them… but the kitchen store in my city doesn’t have any knives that are all-metal and hold a decent edge.
(Except some overpriced Japanese ones I skipped over on basis that the metal is so hard it would be easy to damage them by accident. And I don’t need to do the “cut paper in half by dropping it” trick.)
Though as those are rare as hen’s teeth, perhaps you might as well.
There might be any number of graph components with no connectivity to our fields at all, and we’d never know. Assuming, of course, that we’re including gravity in this logic.
There’s also might be any number of arbitrarily complex components which are only connected through gravity. That’s a decent candidate for what the dark sector actually is.
Anthropic is past that. They’d have no trouble moving if they wanted to, except the USG could stop them.
Which is absolutely delicious, even for a kid; it’s one of the meals I still remember loving. You should try it!
In France, the same exact situation would be reported as a heat casualty leading to heart attack.
I could just not use those deps, but then I won’t be able to build anything interesting. The software industry has historically relied on being a high-trust society; I don’t know what will happen if that is changing.
Rewriting every dep with Fable for every project, maybe.