New blog post: GitHub's Copilot lies about its own documentation. So why would I trust it with my code? https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/10/githubs-copilot-lies-about-its-own-documentation-so-why-would-i-trust-it-with-my-code/ In the early part of the 20th Century, there was a fad for "Radium". …
In the early part of the 20th Century, there was a fad for "Radium". The magical, radioactive substance that glowed in the dark. The market had decided that Radium was The Next Big Thing and tried to shove it into every product. There were radioactive toys, radioactive medicines, radioactive chocolate bars, and a hundred other […]
🆕 blog! “GitHub's Copilot lies about its own documentation. So why would I trust it with my code?” In the early part of the 20th Century, there was a fad for "Radium". The magical, radioactive substance that glowed in the dark. The market had decided that Radium was The Next Big Thing and […]
I haven't used Java much, but comparing Rust and C++ the culture of writing comprehensive and understandable documentation in the Rust ecosystem makes SUCH a big difference (C++'s "can't read a header file? SKILL ISSUE" culture is a particularly grim comparison tbf)
Watch the whole documentation carefully. And then tell me who are the real terrorists? The fact, that the USA and the Westen are supporting this crimes since centuries, shows clearly, that human rights, laws and humanity never ever had no meanings for this hypocrites! #Gaza#Palestine#Lebanon
Recommandation The most dangerous form of education is conceit and fanaticism. Any crime can be justified with imaginary madness. What kind of "God" shall this be, that says, you shall murder the children of your human fellows and starve people to death? #Palestine www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF6B...
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the one thing i'm missing about java is the hyper-precise specification of everything sure, it's painful to dig through but it's far less painful than only having a "here's an example call, do this and it works" type documentation, where the thing randomly doesn't work if you call it some other way
I give an exam in that one class this week and am already wondering if my liar student is going to come up with a story to take it late I think this time I am going to demand documentation. And give them ONE chance to make it up.
I'm also fascinated by the idea of them meeting up and trying to work it all out by simple boots-on-the-ground police work. Going through the casefiles, reading reports. All that documentation, flying around.I'm also fascinated by the idea of them meeting up and trying to work it all out by simple boots-on-the-ground police work. Going through the casefiles, reading reports. All that documentation, flying around.
As the separation of front end and back end becomes blurrier in frameworks like Next and Nuxt, it's become clear that there's a risk that inexperienced developers may introduce security vulnerabilities or optimization issues. I just came across one in the official documentation of a web3 provider.
Et évidemment, plus elle est claire, plus elle va vivre dans le temps sous forme de documentation du projet. Utiliser du Gherkin pour parler comme une machine, c'est pas le but, on perd l'utilité de sa dimension.