GlyphIs agentic coding the future of software development?
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Stephan
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Always be sceptical, especially in your own bubble.
And besides, because transferring a folder with a bazillion small files (e.g., a git repo) can also be very slow even with a good connection, so you can first package it into a single file, and then use above-mentioned trick:
tar -czvf folder.tar.gz folder
split -n 10
...
Want to upload a 5 GB file, but the Internet connection is slow, so it takes hours? Why not split the file, transfer it in multiple chunks in parallel and assemble it on the target machine?
split -n 10 file file.split # creates 10 files named xaa, xab, ... inside the folder file.split
rclone -P --transfers 32 --checkers 64 file.split :sftp,host=example.com,user=myuser:/path/to/dest/
On the target machine when completed:
cd /path/to/dest
cat file.split/x* > file
Well-done #generative #AI can be a powerful data processing engine for natural #language, having such capabilities inside your #web #browser would be a real win.
The current use-case for #AI integration in #web #browsers is #website summarization. But I find this use-case a little weak. Most web page content is already quite short and I can usually fly over it in a few seconds to get a rough sense of its value - not much longer than the #chatbot needs. However, where AI starts to get useful is when you can query the website. For example, you have a page with a large table and you want to extract the first and fourth column. How much time would it save?
I actually think the #AI #chatbot integration in #internet #browser|s like #Mozilla #Firefox can be a very useful #productivity feature. However, after having tried the current chatbot integration of a few browsers now, I really feel like they are utterly useless: the bot cannot directly access my currently open website, so there's really no need for this "integration". Instead, I could just open the prompt window elsewhere and would have an equivalent experience.
Matt Weagle“Anyway, back to programming. I have a single suggestion for you, my friend. Whatever you believe about what the Right Thing should be, you can't control it by refusing what is happening right now. Skipping AI is not going to help you or your career.”
https://antirez.com/news/158
https://antirez.com/news/158
My #employer now encourages everyone to use as much #AI #coding assistance as possible. I'm using this as an opportunity to see how much more #productive I can get. Interesting: AI coding assistants are great for low-risk throw-away scripts and #debugging supporting #code. For example, I created 3 Firefox plugins and 2 Python scripts in just an hour that gather and visualize #debug information in a single click. Before, the #work wouldn't really have been worth it.
#noAI #artificialintelligence
#noAI #artificialintelligence