Chris OldwoodI had to update the same basic PowerShell script in four separate GitHub repos (gotta love micro-services!) and so the automatic Copilot review effectively ran 4 times. Two were largely silent, while two “kind of” agreed, but only one pointed out a genuinely useful simplification 😐.
Bert Koorengevel
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Duncan MacGregor@norootcause I voted for neither, but I can see some sort of path by which QC becomes practical for some situations. Technically I think fusion is already totally practical, it’s just we can’t switch the thing on and off, and solar panels really only collect a tiny proportion of the output.
Mariya DelanoDo you tell people it’s your birthday when you see them on the day and it’s obvious they forgot / don’t know?
Yes, I tell them.
No, I stay quiet.
Poll ended at .
Daniel Terhorst-NorthIn a better timeline there would have been a collaboration between Florence Welch, Gladys Knight and Crystal Gayle called 'Florence, Knight and Gayle'
Flip_Switch 🇳🇱🇵🇸
Martin FowlerFragments: code review isn't just catching bugs, what role for observability in agentic programming, what we lose with GPS over maps
inconvergentan LLM is a compiler in the same way that a slot machine is an ATM
Charlie StrossThis seems very relevant to our current times (and very plausible in the context of the enshittification of social media and the emergent misalignment of almost all current LLMs).
https://mikegodwin.substack.com/p/from-a-law-to-an-ethic
https://mikegodwin.substack.com/p/from-a-law-to-an-ethic
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