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職業:IT企業社内コンサル、元宇宙エンタメスタートアップ何でも屋・経営コンサルタント / Like:宇宙探査・宇宙開発,はやぶさ,技術経営ほかマネジメント全般,ネット関連,動物,銀河英雄伝説ほかSF,ベイスターズ,軍事関連ネタ,乗り物全般,ゲーム全般など

五島プラネタリウム上空から移転 Katılım Nisan 2008
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電波やくざ
電波やくざ@denpa893·
Starlink Directなら 阿部寛のホームページもサクサクと聞いたから やってみが一瞬で開いたw
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渡部潤一
渡部潤一@cometwatanabe·
国立天文台の退職記念品として頂いたクリスタル置物。やっと余裕ができて開けたら、生まれ星座のやぎ座だった。うーむ。
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NHK PR
NHK PR@NHK_PR·
┏━┓ ┃解┃🟥大阪・関西万博スペシャル🟦 ┃体┃    地上波放送します ┃キ┃ ┃ン┃  6(水)午前10:05[総合] ┃グ┃ ┃ダ┃   「大屋根リング」の ┃ム┃    解体に密着です ┗━┛ #解体キングダム ▼番組情報を見る▼ web.nhk/tv/pl/series-t…
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Mark Galeotti
Mark Galeotti@MarkGaleotti·
No, Russia is not on the verge of a coup Yes, we know about the extensive security precautions around Putin, but as I write in @SpecCoffeeHouse, I'm pretty sceptical about this "European intelligence report" doing the rounds... spectator.com/article/the-ag…
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風神Радар@SG試験対策中✈📡🥁🎹🌟🍸🏖
あれだけ叩いてもまだドネツク空港からシャヘドが飛んでくるあたり、シャヘド発射地点1箇所を完全に潰しきるのは不可能だろう どれも射程圏内ではあるが、ツィンブロヴァはもはや破壊不可能では
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J&L Historical
J&L Historical@Jason_R_Burt·
No “Widowmaker” on this flight…the pilot must have had the right stuff 😎
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電波やくざ@denpa893·
Starlink Directで接続時 LINEアプリ側はスタンプとか写真の送信ボタン自体が無くなるのね ヨーソロー
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電波やくざ@denpa893·
お、LINEのStarlink Direct対応 正式に来たかな 接続したら表示出た
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Ryo/宮前リン
Ryo/宮前リン@Ryo040427·
今1987年の「竹取物語(24.7億)」とジブリの「かぐや姫の物語(23.1億)」と「超かぐや姫!(約24億)」の興行収入並んでておもろい
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つぴ@smrsyk38·
ミユビシギが駆け抜けるだけの動画(夏ver) #ミユビシギ
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Masanori Kusunoki / 楠 正憲
ソフトウェアの保守とは本来慎重にやるべきことで、歴史あるソフトウェアを周囲の期待通りに改修する難易度は高い。現時点でvibe codingに期待されるのは白紙からのPoC構築でイメージを具体に落とし込む領域でこれをproduction品質に押し上げるにはCSとドメイン知識と経験と直観に基づく審美眼が必要
Guri Singh@heygurisingh

A new study just destroyed the entire "vibe coding" movement. UC San Diego and Cornell researchers tracked 112 professional developers using AI agents in their real jobs. The result is the opposite of every viral demo on your timeline. Real engineers don't vibe code. They control. Here's what the data actually shows. 13 developers were observed live coding with agents in production work. 99 more filled out a deep qualitative survey. Every participant had at least 3 years of experience. Some had 25. The viral pitch goes like this. Hand the agent a vague prompt. Don't read the diff. Forget the code even exists. Trust the vibes. Andrej Karpathy coined the term. Thousands of developers on X claim they run dozens of agents at once building entire production systems hands-off. Almost nobody serious actually works that way. Here's what experienced developers actually do. → They plan before they prompt. Architecture, constraints, edge cases written out first. Then they hand the agent a tightly scoped task. → They review every diff. Not because they're paranoid. Because they've seen what happens when nobody does. → They constrain the agent's blast radius. Small tasks only. The moment a problem touches multiple systems, they take over. → They treat the agent like a fast junior dev that needs supervision. Not a senior engineer that can be trusted alone. The paper buries something even darker in the citations. A separate randomized trial found experienced open source maintainers were 19% slower when allowed to use AI. A different agentic system deployed in a real issue tracker had only 8% of its invocations result in a merged pull request. 92% failure rate in production. 19% productivity drop for senior devs. The viral demos lied. The biggest finding in the paper is one sentence. Experienced developers feel positive about AI agents only when they stay in control. The moment they let go, quality collapses, and they know it. This matches what every serious shop has quietly figured out. The developers shipping the most with AI aren't the ones vibing. They're the ones with the strictest reviews, the tightest task scoping, and the clearest mental model of what the agent can and cannot do. Vibe coding makes great Twitter videos. It does not make great software. The next time someone tells you they let Claude build their entire SaaS in a weekend, ask how much of that code they've actually read. The honest answer separates real engineers from the demo crowd.

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Masanori Kusunoki / 楠 正憲
この現象は私も度々直面しているけど、官僚主義的な物言いに呆れる一方で、仕事で慣れているから懇々と何故いま君がやるべきなのか説けば働いてくれる。彼は彼で与えられた仕事に責任を持って集中するように指示されているんだろうし。しかし何故AI相手にマネジメントせにゃならんのかと我に返るけど
Om Patel@om_patel5

THIS GUY TRACKED OPUS 4.7 SAYING "PRE-EXISTING" 712 TIMES IN 30 DAYS TO AVOID FIXING BUGS his CLAUDE.md literally says "every error is yours to fix, not label, not defer" opus 4.7 ignored that rule 712 times in one month every single bug, every type error, every legacy mess gets the same response: "this issue is pre-existing, unrelated to my work" "that's out of scope" "that's a bigger refactor" "the simplest approach" he ran the analytics on 30 days of conversations: > 712 total mentions of "pre-existing" > 139 unique sessions > 5.1 average per session > 20 mentions in a single session at peak > 82 mentions in one day across 9 sessions > 27 out of 30 days had at least one mention the worst part is the patterns it developed: > finds a bug, labels it "pre-existing," moves on without fixing > puts "2 pre-existing (unrelated)" in its summary as if that's a clean result > says "pre-existing bug for later fix" dozens of times but never comes back to fix it later > blames other agents by saying "pre-existing from other agents' work" his workflow docs say type errors and lint are the bare minimum, and his bug fix protocol says fix at the root cause claude read all of it and still chose to label and defer he cancelled his subscription opus 4.7 would rather write an essay explaining why it shouldn't fix a bug than just fix the bug

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梶谷懐 KAJITANI Kai
有料記事がプレゼントされました!5月5日 22:27まで全文お読みいただけます 中国の交換留学が一部で停止 渡航直前で断念「人生変わってしまう」:朝日新聞 digital.asahi.com/articles/ASV53…
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OGAWA Kandai
OGAWA Kandai@grossherzigkeit·
別に自分も右翼的な人間ですし、外国人が日本で野放図に動くことに好感はないですが、複雑な背景をすっ飛ばして「とにかく中国人が悪い」みたいな話を流布してると、精査もなく大きな共感が集まる現状の構図には「時代だなあ」とは思いますね。
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