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Embedded into .Net monolith app to replicate MSSQL data into it and do queries around this data, because MSSQL is SLOW on those queries =)

Nowadays it's more correct to require commit be signed by AI - with Assisted-by: Human row...

Even if it costs zero to create. How do You force people to pull from Your repo?

They already do. Look for top comments from commenters that require exact historical answers

So it will not usable to do anything with hardening Your own site.... I'm so tired of this. I just want adjust cookie behavior of own site...

> they can tell they’re AI and point to things that the AI did “wrong” and a human artist would do better.

Pretty much all of the designers we contacted recently were using AI to draw. Especially on those kinds of cheap work. They are just a bit more professional in the prompting and can do final touch in Photoshop.

And end up with 3k lines of code + conversation history?

Because most of the new feature are not connected to each other. Take a gravition coil. It's like in Half Life - but You can only use with very limited set of objects, that were added in same update as gravition coil. Make it useless and not fun...

Yep. Fable implemented 2FA login. Declined to review own code in same session.

You can request for Cyber Verification Program (CVP) access from Anthropic

Octopus Deploy year ago raised our payment from $50 per month to $15000 per year with 3 years in advance. We were able to agree on only a 1 year. This year we with use of 200$ Claude sub - created a "clone" of Octopus for our own use. No more payments to Octopus =)

> So don't do that, unless you're like.. idk terminally ill and die tomorrow or something like that.

Or You are from Iran, Russia or North Korea and you don't care much USA laws.

Ha, seems to be yet another extortion.

Will run today a task for Claude to remove Polly from codebase.

Realtime full MSSQL database mirroring into DuckDb to do a complex reporting. Everything is in-process. DuckDb database mapped to temp storage and recreated on app restart. Still order of magnitude faster then doing a direct query over MSSQL Server (2ms vs 40+ seconds on same query).

Some devs in team still cannot believe that there is no cheating, that it's possibe, that some 60Mb DB can do queries faster then MSSQL Server with just around 250Mb+ of memory overhead.

(.Net 10 + DuckDB.NET package)

I tend to do code review in separate session. So that context is not affecting judgments.