Okay which of you folks did this? Because it's embarrassing and only makes us look like radical cultists.
A dev asked a chatbot a question for a bug in 10 lines of code. Everything else was human made: The art, the graphics, 99.9% of the code, and he got review-bombed because he "used AI".
After this, nobody will take us seriously. 🤦♂️
It's been years - no, DECADES since I last compiled a C++ package in my own computer.
And the payoff is the most beautiful thing I could ever expect - a splash of nostalgia and a bunch of core memories.
cli-modplayer, folks. :BlobCat_ChefsKiss:
Okay, I'm more and more motivated to make my dumb, deterministic pseudo-AI programming assistant chatbot. 100% source code, 0% LLM.
First version: It does NOTHING :P
Okay, this is interesting! apparently I'm not the first one with the idea.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016412122600049X
"Assessing small language models for code generation: An empirical study with benchmarks."
But SLMs are, in my opinion, still too big.
But I'm definitely curious about small footprint AIs for code assistance and automation of tedious computer tasks.
Bonus points because they opened the video with a "dominoes falling down" demonstration.
And they didn't use the term "Domino" (tm) once. 🤣
Normally I wouldn't fawn over a company, but in this particular case I'll allow myself to do it once just because competition is healthy and I hate monopolies. This is one big player taking on a bigger player.
Kreg just made a loose tenon machine, so now the Festool Domino(tm) FINALLY has a worthy competitor.
Interesting fact on the turkey's name.
https://youtube.com/shorts/smtury0cT-c
Turns out most countries named it after their colonizers. People called it Turkey because they believed it came from Turkey (the country). Other countries named it "chicken from India".
Except in Mexico and Central/South America where it was a native species, and its name in Nahuatl "huehxolotl" meant "big monster".
Happy guajolote day! 🦃
I have over 10 years of experience in Java, and over 20 years in web application development. I've also done CI/CD.
I'm going to lose my job 😭
The opening that I was assigned to just vanished and I'm going to be let go :blobsad:
I'm super anxious now.
Does anyone know of a remote java job available?
I reside in Mexico, boosts welcome.
Anything good that happened to you lately?
Anything.
Thanks.