selicos
Joined 5 months ago
Joined 5 months ago
Decades of work to hand over a critical resource to private hands.
The execs want to run the most profit to cost they can squeeze out, usually short term. The employees see the value in the senior and knowledge rich staff with higher costs long term.
EVs aren't going to win over capitalism if they cost more than the competition. This sort of option is necessary.
In 2017 I was hired at a place to support their ERP system and regular SysAdmin work. My first month was the last patch for their 10 year old ERP system. That was key software running the entire company and it was deployed before I finished middle school. The floor was run of scanners using WinME terminals that lost config on power loss.
That business is still profitable. I did not stay long.
For me it's more like googling the capital of Nova Scotia. I used to know that, but I can google it more easily than memorize it.
It can be annoying when you're running something long and realize there is an issue. But hey, I'm not wasting paid tokens. Reset and try again. I've probably thought of a better way by then too.
Amazing work. Always excited for the next update. This was a human driven and created success.
Make it open or it is not for everyone.
| --------- │ ----------- │ ------ |
│ Code generation │ 52/78 (66.7%) │ 70/78 (89.7%) |
│ Code completion │ 40/50 (80.0%) │ 44/50 (88.0%) |
│ Total │ 92/128 (71.9%) │ 114/128 (89.1%) |
│ API failures │ 10 │ 5 |
I wish Markdown tables worked here.
Why is AI involved for any other reason than building the original test implementation?