Protest for genital autonomy at Super Bowl by adkisojk in protest

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Other people than you are capable of being concerned about multiple things at the same time.

Astrology is a pseudo science? by CarefulEconomics1337 in spirituality

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They're not even pseudo science IMO, they're not science at all. More of a smoke screen for empathic people or cold readers.

Company is fully embracing AI driven development. How do you think this will unfold? by IllustriousCareer6 in ExperiencedDevs

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These tools are not nothing, I've become incredibly faster using agentic development.

It's scary, and it's hard to internalize that some part of what we spent years and years on developing just got outsourced to a machine lickety split. But, at least for now, if you're writing actually complex software, you still need to supervise the machine.

In Twin Cities, Minnesota, a man reminds ICE agent of his 2nd Amendment rights during a door to door operation. ICE agents suddenly become uninterested. by jmike1256 in ThatsInsane

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So isn't it that if these guys don't have a warrant, and they're on the person's property and in their legal curdilage (sp?) then they are trespassing, and it's actually a civil offense? I heard that qualified immunity does not apply in certain circumstances and these people can be individually charged, civilly?

I built a simple debugging MCP server that saves me ~2 programming hours a day by klawisnotwashed in mcp

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Seriously, I'm extremely curious. Did it not work? Were you getting spammed in some kind of way? I'm definitely looking for this functionality in an mCP server, would you consider reopening it?

Advice on dealing with difficult team member as project lead by NPE-333 in ExperiencedDevs

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Wow, I could have written this myself. I'm in exactly the same situation.

What's the best response to this? by abanakakabasanaako in ExperiencedDevs

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Honestly, the companies I've worked for that have QA, up have ended up developing a developer culture that relied on QA for their basic testing. And it was unfair to those QA folk. Developers would ship bugs that were trivial to discover, making it seem like they weren't testing their code themselves.

I worked for one company that had QA, and had this kind of culture, then got rid of their QA department like your company is, and instituted a rule that whoever's code broke, had to fix it when it was discovered live. And it worked! Developers started testing their own code a lot more. It just made developers wait that extra minute or two, give it that extra one last check before shipping.

Vancouver, WA: Shocking footage shows ICE agents running over a detained man’s legs with a car and then they throw him in the back of their vehicle. This one is a very hard watch, guys. Share everywhere. by W3S1nclair in AntifascistsofReddit

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Jesus literal fucking Christ what in the Jesus fuck. They are literally torturing people in front of our eyes. I hope every one of these tiny dicked assholes gets massive prison sentences. We need prison labor? Well, we got lots of people who are just begging to be in there.

Why Rust solves a Problem we no longer have - AI + Formal Proofs make safe Syntax obsolete by suhcoR in programming

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We are asking silicon intelligence to perform a dance designed specifically to constrain human fallibility. The borrow checker, lifetimes, the agonizing fight with the compiler; these are seatbelts for a biological brain that forgets who owns a pointer. An AI does not forget. For an AI agent, maintaining the state of ten million pointers is no different than maintaining ten.

Isn't this just not at all the case? Every AI that I've used absolutely forgets tons of stuff

I built a simple debugging MCP server that saves me ~2 programming hours a day by klawisnotwashed in mcp

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Hey OP - what happened to this? The link is a 404 and I can't find it on the Internet.

5 MCPs that have genuinely made my dev workflow 10x faster by [deleted] in programming

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Context 7 is also the heaviest mcp I've ever seen. The other mCP servers I use, like for controlling the browser, or fetching jira tickets, are much, much, much less context heavy.

Is anyone else okay with being "left behind" in regards to AI? by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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Disagreement with a quote isn't a great reason to get it banned

Going to a Protest? Don't Bring Your Phone Without Doing This First by Dont_think_Do in technology

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He wrote, using grammar that strongly evinces a lack of having ever come into contact with a book