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They could trivially just host it in other EU country s3 bucket, what am I missing? It would be up to Amazon GE/SP/xx to pay the bill (Just the binary the rest could just stay in France if so they want to).

EU regulations prevent a lot of housing to be built, especially if you want to also gave a relevant food industry.

Only from france-based uploaders , right? This applies also to external ones.

People keep repeating this but on my experience is also very good at finding kirks of specific compiler versions.

I think it is a reasonable risk to encounter these bugs again in order to get a more clean and documented codebase. Especially when asking AI to plan and A/B release is also trivial.

Haha, maybe try different agent/harness which would the closest thing to that.

Have you tried including the instructions documentation to the project?

Even worse, Tweakers as well :(

I had an easier time moving a project from docker compose to k3s after wasting so much time with podman compose (maybe expected considering than k3s is still root daemon)

Prob at a slower rate than the ones against innovation

Funny enough the current web stack is the one most ready for this kind of development. Playwright may have the best way to describe user interactions, also the hot-reloading part.

I am doing an app that keeps a web and desktop version at the same time, mostly because the agent can iterate faster and with less resources and more constraints (running in a container) with the web version.

It is honestly impossible to review the amount of code that AI generates and we dont know how to adapt yet, review line by line is already outdated imo, we just don't know what should replace it.

My prediction is that in the future we are going to be more focus in the testing part (that should be more human readable) than the code itself.

Whatever it is, the only thing clear to me is that the tooling will have to change.

Maybe you need a minimal downscale version as well, I heard is very common technique in the video editing world.

Based on my experience, sampling rate can be tricky if what you are looking for lasted less than interval period.

Is it surprising? Most devs at my company (2k+ employees) are using Oppus and casually burning millions token a day.

What would be a better language? Most of the harness apps will be spending most of their time waiting for the models response and tool calling rather than running their code.

Languages with less opensource footprint or too verbose are at the losing side in a llm-driven world.