Teams are often hierarchical where the leaders define everything and people under them have less things to say about it. Not much different than an LLM team.
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Teams are often hierarchical where the leaders define everything and people under them have less things to say about it. Not much different than an LLM team.
Using AI is one element for a pipeline that produces code.
If you architect well what you generate then it stops being slop and starts behaving like a cohesive system where code is produced automatically.
Depends on use case
Don't need to read into it more than what I wrote down.
The runtime environment handles those errors, not the code.
However if he cheated with a chinese spy then he was targeted by China and that raises this to a national security risk.
I really think we could go back to pen and paper fully for software design.
My game projects failed before I could start them because I need to work to pay rent and don't have time to spend years tweaking graphics of indie games.
Claude is now so good I actually turn short stories I write into games for myself.
I liked the security model because at least they had something, unlike node.
I made a little system where blue diagrams are services I need to code and host like a nodejs server
green is stuff I need to host only like nginx, but no coding
red is external infra I can't control at all, like Anthropic's API.
And then I make drawings of how I connect them and in the end I just generate the code, so I go from pen and paper to claude code.
When I get it on paper and everything feels right I start creating the codebase but I have to get it down first, feels like I remember it more after I save my thoughts to external paper storage.
People need to reflect and find themselves instead of relying to their own automaticity to get them through life, stop and smell the flowers a little.
It's the language I hate to write the most.
I have haiku hooked up for guardrails in my llm proxy. With the prompts routed to opus or sonnet after they pass the check.
I'll replace haiku with Jev and my costs should definitely drop.
Opus 5.5 is so amazing I'm not surprised if it can improve itself.
You don't have to comment on other people's comments you know.
Phishing with .bmp files existed for a very long time now.
Maybe you should self-reflect on why you are offended by my comment. You might learn something about yourself.