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Human creation - within the universe - has always worked in the realm of probability and not the absolute. Yet everywhere I go people are making absolute claims of the future with AI. Weird… I hope we still get to build systems. I consider this to be a creative process.
PostgreSQL finally finished the test. In this case, MySQL was 360 times faster. The chart below shows the bottleneck in PostgreSQL — experienced people will recognize the issue at a glance. No wonder it’s rarely used in Chinese internet companies.
The most important take away for me is not the nifty numbers per se but the idea that your process/program moves through a series of finite states and the collective time it took to complete is called performance. Also, small tends to get big - it’s a pattern
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As far as I can tell thus far, AI is just a better version of code-completion with just as many hits as misses within the IDE as before… you still have to tell it what to do and then mark its homework. My fear is caused by the ensuing code quality and (business) logic error…
As an old(er) software engineer, I am two weeks into my reluctant journey of investigating AI. My reluctance comes from a desensitisation to obligatory buzz of the industry. Feels like Ive seen this movie before… you have to have a story to be able to *sell* something, right?!
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