@unclebobmartin @plainionist AI might just be yet another layer of abstraction, but what happens when it leaks? Will engineers still need to have a strong understanding of the code that is generated?
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I hold a different opinion. I think he’s right about things like domain driven design, bounded context, ubiquitous vocabulary, and the expression of the conceptual domain. I think he’s wrong that computer languages (i.e. languages of procedure) will be the vehicle of that expression.
In my mind such languages will become the private domain of the AI’s. We, programmers, will use a different formalism. Something like gherkin, or some other formalized statements of specification. Still formal, still precise, but nothing at all like the sequence, selection, and iteration of computer code. The language we will use will not be procedural, or object oriented, or functional, or anything related to the individual steps executed by a computer. Rather that language will be a declarative specification language. A set of goals that the AI must achieve.
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If you think code no longer matters,
read this 👇😉
martinfowler.com/articles/what-…
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This is what could happen if you don’t pay your contractor
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@yacineMTB > programmer
> comp sci degree
comp sci degree is not necessary to be a programmer
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hot take: if you are a programmer you should be able to invert a binary tree from memory, AI or not. It's ridiculously easy and if you can't do it, you should not have a computer science degree
Yuchen Jin@Yuchenj_UW
I’m so glad AI killed LeetCode interviews. For 10 years, tech companies made every engineer grind the same puzzles and prove they could invert a binary tree from memory. Today, the dumbest AI model can walk in and one-shot the entire interview. Thank you, AI.
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Demi Moore’s toned arms take center stage on Cannes Film Festival 2026 red carpet trib.al/DYJYRNx
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@sergeynazarovx Yep, they were called forums, and were the reason Stack Overflow was founded in the first place.
People like to complain about SO, but it was oh so much worse before.
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We used to go to a special website, ask strangers for help with programming, and get humiliated in return
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@CollinRugg Simple battery needs to be decriminalized, especially for circumstances such as this.
There should be immediate consequences for being a jackass.
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NEW: Seattle man gets beaten up by a local in Hawaii after he threw a massive rock at a monk seal.
The man was seen getting pummelled by a local after throwing a rock at the seal on Maui.
The man who took matters into his own hands has been awarded a letter of recognition by Republican state Sen. Brenton Awa.
"Our attorney over here wants to make it clear we don’t condone violence, but we did make a letter of recognition for Mr. Ambassador of Aloha," he said.
The 37-year-old tourist is facing fines of up to $50,000 and jail time.
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@best_clips__ that is not a mistake. that's pure negligence.
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Say goodbye to your license!
A single mistake and it's gone.
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Canceling elections.
Silencing free speech.
Deploying private police against your own citizens.
History has a term for Donald Trump's behavior.
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@MrLeadslinger The upside is you'll never find yourself in a situation where your rifle is in a condition you didn't train for.
If your weapon has a safety, you need to train with it. Otherwise, in a defensive situation, you might find it didn't go bang when you needed it to.
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It’s interesting to see the replies here about not using the safety on the rifle. I don’t really see the downside in training to engage the safety whenever the rifle comes down to low ready or off your shoulder for movement or manipulation.
Lucas Botkin@LucasBotkin
Utilizing a safety on your rifle is the lowest skill requirement when it comes to shooting. After the first couple weeks of handling a rifle, it should be subconscious. When eyes leave optic - safety comes on. It’s that simple. The safety only slows you down if you suck.
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@DonutOperator @kfc I am somehow not surprised you have this image just sitting around, ready to be used
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@TheAhmadOsman It's not that they don't know how, it's that it's easier than toggling it off and on. It's still useful to have your laptop sleep when you close the lid at the end of the day.
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Again, if you’re a “Software Engineer” and you don’t know how to bypass this then please pivot to being a Starbucks Barista because you’re ngmi
Chris Anderson@chr1sa
You know you're in the Bay Area when there are cracked-open laptops outside the bathroom running agents
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@4nt1p4tt3rn Prior to illegally digitizing their records, they had something like an 80%+ success rate tracing guns with physical copies
youtube.com/watch?v=1N118j…
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So normal guns are traceable?
With what illegal database of gun owners?
Governor Kathy Hochul@GovKathyHochul
Ghost guns are the fastest-growing gun safety threat in the country. They're built in basements and garages, untraceable by design. New York is stepping in to stop them. Every 3D printer sold in this state will be required to include software that blocks it from printing a firearm.
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@Fat_Electrician being polite is following the rules of the road
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There’s no such thing as being polite at a 4-way stop. If it’s your turn, fucking go.
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@greylibertarian @Rothmus That's exactly right. My point, and I think CATO's point, is that even if everything remained static, which it wouldn't, taxing everything wouldn't even cover the yearly deficit.
It's further proof that we don't have a tax problem, we have a spending one.
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Ambitious thinking it would raise any money. Why would you earn any money over 400k if 100% of it went to taxes? Tell me how that is supposed to play out. You make 390k and your boss says great job, we’re giving you a 50k raise. Why would anyone take that? Hell, why would you, as the person paying payroll, even offer that? If you make 800k per year and you hit June, why would you even work the remaining 6 months?
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Imagine thinking $200k is rich people
Reddit Lies@reddit_lies
Reddit's answer to literally every political issue.
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@ryanscottborman @DocStrangelove2 right, and in this scenario ability is the potential he's armed (dispatch call, reaching for waistband), opportunity (being close to the officers), and intent (also reaching).
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@JHarper1986 @DocStrangelove2 “Might”
If someone “might” be armed it’s not necessary to shoot them. Even being armed in itself isn’t reason to shoot someone. You have to have an objectively reasonable belief that they have ability, opportunity and intent.
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Daniel Shaver had no weapon at all, and not only complied but was given constantly contradicting orders. Oh, and the cop who shot him had this as his dust cover. That cop wanted to kill someone.
The Median Republican@Med_Republican
@undid125150 @jnyboy @NoGunsInCanada Maybe don't try pulling a gun on a cop? When a police officer gives you a lawful command, COMPLY.
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