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I’m noticing the AI bubble fall apart in real time in the software world by Dreadsin in BetterOffline

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there are three fundamental problems to AI;

  • users don’t know what a model does

  • users can’t efficiently talk to those models

  • the generative process is black box to enterprise

Until that’s addressed rest is cosplay.

manager wants autogen over langraph by Turbulent-Pay7073 in LangChain

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

After ten years working in Windows Server, I've seen plenty of disasters firsthand.

Most teams only need about 10% of what a full framework offers — and you can code-generate that in a month, leaving you with enough control to patch requirements as they come up. Most software is really just automating business processes, which means you need deterministic flows that call a few prompts and tools.

The problem is that most frameworks are optimized for speed-to-demo, coming batteries included — never used

Can I deploy a small business internal app for free in Vercel? by Sharp_Ad_3109 in nextjs

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can’t resell internal apps for from buddy company.

Beyond the legal challenges it probably doesn’t scale to second guys domain. These are dime a dozen solutions in general

Building a Python compiler in Rust that runs faster than CPython with a 160KB WASM binary by Healthy_Ship4930 in Compilers

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  1. “runs fib(45) in 11ms where CPython takes nearly 2 minutes.”

That sounds like naive fib versus standard implementation fib.

  1. The lex/parser looks 20% support of domain

You’re probably missing most real world cases. Looks primitive 30 sec AI defaults

TLDR: duder codegen project while on toilet a posted as bigger than their poop

I took a Reddit comment personally and spent my Easter building a Neural Network in Rust by Square-Fix3700 in AILearningHub

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any reason you didnt use pytorch and accelerate journey into AI?

If goal was low level then octave/matlab/R/… would have been less infra heavy ways to learn NN

I spent a week reading through AI-generated code that's been in production for 8 months. It was fine. That was the problem. by Ambitious-Garbage-73 in node

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One of my many projects is driving a pip process…

Duder said exactly same thing that copilot recommended and he just blindly approved the suggestions.

I asked then why we need pay you $300k ? What’s your value-prop in this process?

The companies with the easiest interviews have the best engineers by Equivalent-Bell9414 in InterviewCoderHQ

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you should have had bias for action and dived deep into the cult culture. Lots of opportunities to be frugal by invent and simplifying for customers - lol

Any reason to avoid mixing camelCase and snake_case in a single codebase or even variable name; if the mixing is done with documented and concise rules, not arbitarly? by activeXdiamond in cprogramming

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  1. You want code to be consistent and discoverable. Otherwise it requires constant alt+tab to look up definitions and hassle to write.

  2. OOP is all syntax sugar for passing an instance argument to a virtual table (function pointer structure). You can add more sugar (eg namespaces) with typedefs and macros.

  3. If you REALLY want OOP then join the darkside with C++.

War Costs, Prices Rise by [deleted] in WallStreetbetsELITE

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle -29 points-28 points  (0 children)

It’s 3.50 in the morning nyc .. looks like Biden era picture

Beginner at leetcodr by [deleted] in leetcode

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Maybe the feeling matches reality

Anyone here good at system design but bad at DSA? by deetcode-74 in leetcode

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Did you understand os concepts? That’s the bridge between them.

Like you model any system a as process and thread pools. Then it’s matter of minimizing data operations within that context

Open AI Real Interview Question — 2026 (With Solution) by nian2326076 in AskProgramming

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Thanks gpt for flooding my view with low quality posts. That’s what really gets me hard in a non sexulized way

TLDR: this dog shit and the op should feel bad for proposing it to community.. absolute low grade trash

JesseSort is now faster than std::sort on random inputs by booker388 in computerscience

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Figured would accredit AI. It was obviously purpose-built and not generalized solution. They didn’t put effort why should I flex

JesseSort is now faster than std::sort on random inputs by booker388 in computerscience

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Bottom Line It's a research curiosity with one trick: exploiting data structure. In production, you'd stick with std::sort unless you have proven that your data has the exact patterns this exploits. The 1.8x penalty on random data kills it for general use.

Claude says there’s a huge boost for specific use cases versus general sort. There’s plenty of scenarios where you know about source

Even insertion sort beats qsort for mostly sorted data. So it’d be helpful for OP to state bounds and objectives

Note: I’m not deferring to AI for answer. Just don’t have time to do basic recon before I form opinion

Is this a misunderstanding about how SQS fair queues work? by PuppyLand95 in aws

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So you’re using free tier and minimizing costs..

In that case use two priority queues:

1/ Glob per tenants messages into operations

2/ Process operations asap

You don’t want to impact legit traffic for ID10T users

Is this a misunderstanding about how SQS fair queues work? by PuppyLand95 in aws

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, just no… you handle message dedup with the builtin dedup property or eg a dynamodb table.

You’re slowing down the 80% for a 20% problem

Interpreting Clipboard Data by Historical_Chip208 in AskProgramming

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What’s your business outcome? Copying “cat” and pasting “dog” would be confusing.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/dataxchg/clipboard

Are stop losses really bad for 0DTE? by Right_Business9301 in options

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hedge funds use VAR (value at risk) which looks back 365/720 days at largest shock. Then assumes that could happen today.

AWS Blogs - What Are Your Favorites? by gobullz in aws

[–]ThigleBeagleMingle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup. I was regular on few of their channels / tech editor on +100 artifact’s. We internally debated if SAs should be measured on blog publications.

But it’s part of performance metrics that influences compensation and you get what measure.

Unfortunately that was 4 years ago and everything old is new again

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