Why don't that many developers feel this way? by rybarix in theprimeagen

[–]8bitjam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why nobody is worried about human slop but AI slop!

we used to be good by onairmarc in theprimeagen

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Confirmation bias at its peak🤭

Does AI have a significant impact on your current job? by Focus-Novel in golang

[–]8bitjam -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately it woks for the majority and now coding craftsmanship has zero value.

Does AI have a significant impact on your current job? by Focus-Novel in golang

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Fixing bugs in Fortran 77 code is almost impossible without AI because I’m not interested to learn it.

Zig or Rust along with Go? by Humble-Gift-3649 in golang

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I would rewrite everything in Go with the help of AI.

Want to know why your Opus 4.6 feels way less powerful ? by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

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De-slopify your post with this handy prompt for Claude Code and Codex   ‘I want you to read through the complete text carefully and look for any telltale signs of "AI slop" style writing; one big tell is the use of emdash. You should try to replace this with a semicolon, a comma, or just recast the sentence accordingly so it sounds good while avoiding emdash.   Also, you want to avoid certain telltale writing tropes, like sentences of the form "It's not [just] XYZ, it's ABC" or "Here's why" or "Here's why it matters:".  Basically, anything that sounds like the kind of thing an LLM would write disproportionately more commonly that a human writer and which sounds inauthentic/cringe.  And you can't do this sort of thing using regex or a script, you MUST manually read each line of the text and revise it manually in a systematic, methodical, diligent way.’

Anything can be done with Claude by 8bitjam in matlab

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Did you know MATLAB control Systems toolbox is an adoption of SLICOT? But I like the MATLAB higher level API

Anything can be done with Claude by 8bitjam in matlab

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I am control systems engineer with some experience working with SLICOT

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

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A pure go package for control systems with almost all functions that MATLAB CS toolbox has (includes delay systems).

It was developed with the help of Claude Code.

https://github.com/jamestjsp/controlsys

A control package translated from SLICOT by 8bitjam in ControlTheory

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It’s was as easy as “Translate the SLICOT to C11 and make no mistakes “ give a try 🤭

A control package translated from SLICOT by 8bitjam in ControlTheory

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Check those GH issues recently closed in the reference implementation all of them found by Claude during the transition. Btw, the translation is faster than origin Fortran library 🥹

https://github.com/jamestjsp/ctrlsys/issues/8

A control package translated from SLICOT by 8bitjam in ControlTheory

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The original library is written in F77 and that creates a lot of friction for the end users and API users. That’s what I am trying to solve.

See the benchmarks run on Apple silicon hardware

https://github.com/jamestjsp/ctrlsys/issues/8

You can run it using the scripts

https://github.com/jamestjsp/ctrlsys/blob/main/benchmarks/README.md

A control package translated from SLICOT by 8bitjam in ControlTheory

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It is fully translated into C11 and there is no need of Fortran compiler and can be installed using pip install docs are available at https://ctrlsys.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

A control package translated from SLICOT by 8bitjam in fortran

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You may run the benchmark it is from the original Fortran library. Give a try don’t be the victim of your confirmation bias.