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Does anyone on this website realize there are different types of crypto coins?

It's much more than that. I think state-sponsored hacker attacks from Russia started in Georgia around 2008. There is a book "Sandworm" about this.

in my experience LLMs write pretty bad Rust code. sure it works, strong typing system, etc., but it's unmaintainable and not readable.

>It's appalling that we still hold on to such things that are no longer necessary. Code maintainability is not a problem when you don't have to open a file and inspect how something works anymore.

Even if you never read/write code anymore you still need to care. LLMs also suffer from a bad code. LLMs very quickly lose track of their own shit and start producing more bugs.

To be fair, if it doesn't matter, shouldn't put "Harvard Professor" into the title then

>Hey! Boris from the Claude Code team!

>TOP 5 METHODS FROM BORIS ON HOW TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON TOKENS

>Boris from Claude just told he doesn't prompt anymore. He LOOPS instead

>"chatgpt has gotten soooo much better with the latest update."

>"codex is the best AI coding product and we want to make it easy to try."

Karpathy about Fable 5:

>"You can give it a lot more ambitious tasks than what you're used to, the model "gets it""

Sam Altman about gpt-5.4:

>In my experience, it "gets what to do"

What a time to be alive. Models are great, but all the slop, marketing, and fakeness around them is just unbearable.

Google pays money to Mozilla for being a default search engine. I think "Google breaking firefox" is kind of conspiracy.

I use it in the university and I hate it. The interface is ugly and very unintuitive, as well as the language.

I think corporations will find a way to keep people busy 5 days a week + help from AI, so they get output for 7 days work week.