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Guess the big AI companies are not paying enough donation to them.

> AI is not great at creating systems.

I'm not a technically strong developer, but is this true now or after a couple of years? What kind of systems are we talking about here?

This is some heart-warming piece and I highly recommend it. In my little city there is a similar movement where old people help other people by fixing their electronics/appliances in the library.

I guess with LLM as the reviewer, it is going to take a lot longer to be Zero Defect, unless they use LLM as the coder, too.

Just curious which city is the best city for computer system programming?

My question is, why is Israel so good at this? It seems to be at least the 4th cyber power of the world, after the US, Russia and China, if not actually on par or better.

I guess it is because it has been under the threat of larger enemies from its birth, so it must leverage whatever it has to survive. And once you grow an organization and let it loose, you don't have much control over it anymore, and it grows in the wild like a flower.

At least you are getting a lot of fun for it! I have always wanted to join the platform team in my org...

Yeah that's also a valid point.

No but I still say it. You know, who knows?

This is my 13th round to recommend "The Soul of a new Machine" as well as "Showstoppers".

Use AI for documentation and other stuffs that can still pump up your AI usage if you are not comfortable using AI for coding. Or use it for coding and modify afterwards. It still counts.

Yeah my grandma has four kids too, so it was a big family when every kid started to pump out grandkids. :)

Yeah that's really good, and I agree with the sentiment.

TBH, if I were to retire today, I'd love to do that, too. I only have one son, so probably it's not going to be a big dinner, but I'd also invite friends of the family, too.

Let's say it's a good quality for a partner, or, anyone!