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@AntonMartyniuk passing mutable collections to a method that is supposed to only read is too horrific for me to focus on the question

C# Interview Question (Middle-Senior level) Many developers get this wrong in interviews 👇 Have a look at the code snippet on slide 1. What do we have on the slide: - ProductStock is not null - You’re looping through items - You use yield return inside the loop So why do you still get a warning or error? Think for a while... Now look at slide 2 to verify your answer.

@bensig it's a scam

30 second explanation of the MemPalace by Milla Jovovich. By day she’s filming action movies, walking Miu Miu fashion shows, and being a mom. By night she’s coding. She’s the most creative, brilliant, and hilarious person I know. I’m honored to be working with her on this project… more to come.

@neogoose_btw we can clearly see that you were wrong

I was never so correct in my life. You can literally see that we advanced in timeline in a year omg

It's weird how the sheer amount of slop generated has altered peoplés ability to judge what's great and what's not. Github now looks like instagram. It's only about slop and popularity, not about quality anymore.

@cto_digital @theobntx @get_pappers Un skill c'est pas super utile si tu as un MCP. Mais le soucis du MCP c'est que ca bouffe beaucoup de contexte meme quand tu ne l'utilise pas

@ogx_dev @theobntx @get_pappers Et tu comprends donc que MCP + skill ça fait tout ce dont tu as besoin Pas besoin de cli donc

Pappers lance son MCP ! 3 raisons de tester : 1️⃣ Profondeur inédite : Chaque champ a été peaufiné pour que l'IA "raisonne" sur de la donnée fiable 2️⃣ Combo gagnant : Le raisonnement de l'IA + la data certifiée de Pappers 3️⃣ Accès gratuit et illimité pendant 2 semaines !

@cto_digital @theobntx @get_pappers une CLI ou API + skill vaut mieux qu'un MCP c'est juste un fait. Mais bon c'est bien quand meme, au moins ca fonctionne.

@theobntx @get_pappers Crée ton skill original et évite de répéter ce que tu as entendu sur les cli plutôt C’est parfait votre MCP @get_pappers merci 🙏

@bensig generating code with AI is not coding though (and btw the tool is not great, there are much simpler and effective way to provide memory to AI eg progressive summarization)

Let us think more deeply about what is being said. Marc Andreessen: “Software isn’t precious anymore… high quality software is infinitely available.” (From a recent @pmarca interview) “We’ve always lived in a world in which software is this precious thing… Those days are just over. If you need new software… you’re just going to wave your hand and get it.” Andreessen is the man I like to quote: “software is eating the world.” Is Andreessen’s new model correct? I suspect reality today is closer to this: AI makes low-quality software nearly free. Your HR director can prompt an app and get something that works, somewhat. It may be as good as what Joe the intern produced ten years ago. It won’t be perfect, but it will look good from a distance. In many cases, it will be good enough. As a professor, I could always find a student to help with a project. It usually went like this: 1.I would prompt the student (“What if we did…”). 2.The student would produce something close to what I wanted. 3.I would prompt the student again… and so on. Eventually, if the student was good, the final code would mostly do what I wanted. In many cases, I would just throw it away or forget about it. Almost always, I ended up rewriting parts myself. I once met an entrepreneur who was jealous: “You professors get all this free labor while I have to hire and pay people.” Ah. How often did professors produce great software? Not often. As quality requirements increase, I believe the benefits of AI coding diminish. So I think Andreessen is incorrect. We are getting low-quality software for free, but not much more of the high-quality software we actually need. If you want to make a living writing software, you had better up your game. As for getting high-quality software for free? Color me skeptical.

@yngmisu @broder_fluffie no gitlab is unstable as well

@broder_fluffie gitlab is fine, they just paywall a lot of stuff forgejo, gitea and others also work radicle seems the most interesting

craziest thing is that almost no one is moving away from github

@phveektordrayne @dims @kubernetesio rust is slower? what? 🤣🤣

@dims @kubernetesio Rust is slower. Why is everyone migrating to it?

FINALLY! Let's do this @kubernetesio

@xiaonweb At the moment I saw dude omitted all caps on purpose I knew he was a rust dev

@daniel_dsj2110 graphs go up to 2020 but study is from 2016 🤣

French exceptionalism

@siliconcarnesf Bien sur, je suis ML engineer et j'ai publié des papiers de recherche mais tu sais tout et tu preferes mépriser ceux que tu ne connais pas et eviter le débat. Etrange approche quand tu ouvres toi meme le débat avec un pavé sur X

@ogx_dev Tu es dans le déni... je comprends.

Je suis choqué par le niveau de déni de beaucoup de gens face à l'IA, spécialement en France... La barrière culturelle est énorme. Pas technologique, je parle bien de barrière culturelle. Et c’est précisément ça qui va faire très mal. La vérité, c’est qu’on a déjà franchi un seuil dans les usages. Le sujet n’est plus “est-ce que ça marche ?”, mais pourquoi on continue à faire semblant que ça ne marchera jamais... Des millions de tâches disparaissent, des métiers commencent à se vider de leur substance, et pendant ce temps une partie de l’élite continue de traiter ça comme une mode ou un truc à caser dans leurs allocutions sans rien comprendre. Ceux qui vont intégrer cette nouvelle couche cognitive dans leurs produits, leurs boîtes et leur façon de travailler vont créer des écarts de richesse et de productivité colossaux. Ces gens ne sont pas plus intelligents, ils ont juste accepté plus vite de changer de logiciel mental. Comme souvent, les humains préfèrent défendre leur privilèges plutôt que regarder le réel. Je suis inquiet pour tous ceux qui refusent de voir l'inévitable, et qui risquent de découvrir trop tard que la ligne de départ a déjà bougé. Mais je reste profondément optimiste sur un point : l’IA va aussi faire exploser le coût marginal de l’éducation, de la santé, de l’énergie, de la construction et de la création. La priorité c'est de gérer la barrière culturelle avant qu’elle ne devienne une nouvelle fracture sociale.

@siliconcarnesf SF n'est pas représentatif du reste de monde

@ogx_dev T'as raison, on va revenir au stylo 4 couleurs...

@evanM_FP @JVatra75570 @mrjoebert @Hesamation you did not understood the joke either

@JVatra75570 @mrjoebert @Hesamation

this thing disappeared like smoke in a thunderstorm.

@feross lol

🚨 CRITICAL: Active supply chain attack on axios -- one of npm's most depended-on packages. The latest axios@1.14.1 now pulls in plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, a package that did not exist before today. This is a live compromise. This is textbook supply chain installer malware. axios has 100M+ weekly downloads. Every npm install pulling the latest version is potentially compromised right now. Socket AI analysis confirms this is malware. plain-crypto-js is an obfuscated dropper/loader that: • Deobfuscates embedded payloads and operational strings at runtime • Dynamically loads fs, os, and execSync to evade static analysis • Executes decoded shell commands • Stages and copies payload files into OS temp and Windows ProgramData directories • Deletes and renames artifacts post-execution to destroy forensic evidence If you use axios, pin your version immediately and audit your lockfiles. Do not upgrade.

Average C dev: lol unsafe is easy rust devs are so dumb! >_< Average Rust dev:

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Average Rust dev: oh no buffer overflows are scary! >_< Average C dev: