justacrow (u/justacrow)

justacrow commented on Typed languages are better suited for vibecoding solmaz.io/typed-languages... · Posted by u/hosolmaz

progbits · 21 days ago

Post-merge tests, once a day?

Who does that, we are not in 90s anymore.

Run all the tests and coverage on every PR, block merge on it passing. If you think that's too slow then you need to fix your tests.

justacrow · 21 days ago

We go through maybe 10k CPU hours in our nightly pipeline. Doing that for every PR in a team of 70 people is unsustainable from a cost standpoint.

The existing tests aren't optimal, but it's not going to be possible to cut it by 1-2 orders of magnitude by "fixing the tests"

We obviously have smaller pre-merge tests as well.

justacrow commented on ‘I witnessed war crimes’ in Gaza – former worker at GHF aid site [video] bbc.com/news/videos/cy8k8... · Posted by u/nathanyz

nailer · a month ago

Posting at the top to point out that if you saw the image of a starving child recently, you’re looking at images of a child with a genetic disorder and you should reconsider which media you consume.

You can also find more images of Mohammed al-Mutawaq, an 18-month-old with cerebral palsy, with his healthier sibling - which was cropped by the media to exaggerate claims of starvation.

justacrow · a month ago

Here is a picture of Yazan, 2 (article from today): https://www.unicef.org/press-releases/un-agencies-warn-key-f...

Here is a picture of a child and others begging for food at an aid center (also today): https://www.npr.org/2025/07/29/g-s1-79039/gaza-children-star...

Here's Siwar Ashoura (14th May): https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjdznz727z8o

Here's what Ahmed el-Sheikh Eid, seven, looks like (4th of May): https://www.npr.org/2025/07/29/g-s1-79039/gaza-children-star...

Here's Osama, lying in a hospital (April 25th): https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/gaza-malnutrition-children-blo...

If you see these or other pictures of starving children, you are looking at images of children intentionally being starved by Israel, and you should reconsider what you think of their methods and intentions.

justacrow commented on Cops say criminals use a Google Pixel with GrapheneOS – I say that's freedom androidauthority.com/why-... · Posted by u/pabs3

harimau777 · a month ago

Are protests considered a legitimate use? If not, then that seems pretty problematic.

justacrow · a month ago

In Sweden at leasts, balaclavas and other wearables "preventing identification" is specifically illegal _at_ protests. From what I remember the danish case is similar.

justacrow commented on OpenAI delays launch of open-weight model twitter.com/sama/status/1... · Posted by u/martinald

jdross · a month ago

Spend 15 minutes talking to a person in their 20's about how they use ChatGPT to work through issues in their personal lives and you'll see how much they already trust the "advice" and other information produced by LLMs.

Manipulation is a genuine concern!

justacrow · a month ago

It's not just young people. My boss (originally a programmer) agreed with me that there's lots of problems using ChatGPT for our products and programs as it gives the wrong answers too often, but tgen 30 seconds later told me that it was apparently great at giving medical advice.

...later someone higher-up decided that it's actually great at programming as well, and so now we all believe it's incredibly useful and necessary for us to be able to do our daily work

justacrow commented on Microsoft suspended the email account of an ICC prosecutor at The Hague nytimes.com/2025/06/20/te... · Posted by u/blinding-streak

revnode · 2 months ago

> If the US is in the wrong, why should I as a citizen not want our government officials held accountable?

A core principle of American justice is judgement by a jury of your peers from your community according to our laws, not by foreigners on the other side of the planet according to foreign laws. Violations of our core principles through means we were not a party to is a violation of our sovereignty.

justacrow · 2 months ago

"Core principles" here also being America assassinating and kidnapping citizens of other countries wherever they may be on the globe.

justacrow commented on How we’re responding to The NYT’s data demands in order to protect user privacy openai.com/index/response... · Posted by u/BUFU

tptacek · 3 months ago

No? "Spin" implies there was something else they could possibly say.

justacrow · 3 months ago

They could choose to not say it

justacrow commented on How we’re responding to The NYT’s data demands in order to protect user privacy openai.com/index/response... · Posted by u/BUFU

nl · 3 months ago

As the linked page points out you can turn this off in settings if you are an end user or choose zero retention if you are an API user.

justacrow · 3 months ago

I mean, they already stole and used all copyrighted material they could find to train the thing, am I supposed to believe that thry wont use my data just because I tick a checkbox?

justacrow commented on RFK Jr's 'Maha' report found to contain citations to nonexistent studies theguardian.com/us-news/2... · Posted by u/KnuthIsGod

justacrow · 3 months ago

What's obviously needed is for OpenAI to invest 4B in a CaaS (Citations-as-a-Service) startup that autogenerates the studies their AI makes up.

justacrow commented on Human coders are still better than LLMs antirez.com/news/153... · Posted by u/longwave

rel2thr · 3 months ago

Antirez is a top 0.001% coder . Don’t think this generalizes to human coders at large

justacrow · 3 months ago

Hey, my CEO is saying that LLMs are also top 0.001% coders now, so should at least be roughly equivalent.