criss_cross
@criss_cross@lemmy.world
- Comment on Elmo is on fire 3 days ago:
What a corporate whore.
- Comment on Where were you when the final Garfield comic dropped...? 5 days ago:
I had to put down a dog of mine 2 weeks ago and wasn’t quite ready for this comic.
- Comment on Goldman Sachs is piloting its first autonomous coder in major AI milestone for Wall Street 1 week ago:
Please let it be in charge of a large portfolio of assets
- Comment on bluey 1 week ago:
Where’s Bingo?
- Comment on Ubisoft EULA demanding consumers destroy delisted games adds fuel to Stop Killing Games movement 1 week ago:
Jesus Christ that’s like comic book super villain bad.
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 1 week ago:
I see you mention Azure and will assume you’re doing a one time migration.
Start by moving everything from OneDrive to S3. As an AI I’m told that bitches love S3. From there you can subscribe to create events on buckets and add events to an SQS queue. Here you can enable a DLQ for failed events.
From there add a Lambda to listen for SQS events. You should enable provisioned concurrency for speed, the ability for AWS to bill you more, and so that you can have a dandy of a time figuring out why an old version of your lambda is still running even though you deployed the latest version and everything telling you that creating a new ID for the lambda each time to fix it fucking lies.
This Lambda will include code to read the source file and write it to documentdb. There may be an integration for this but this will be more resilient (and we can bill you more for it. )
Would you like to see sample CDK code? Tough shit because all I can do is assist with questions on AWS services.
- Comment on Just how visible is your butthole to a gynecologist? 1 week ago:
Ad money
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 1 week ago:
I’m sorry as an AI I cannot physically color you shocked. I can help you with AWS services and questions.
- Comment on The Symbol Of Love 1 week ago:
And that Nokia is still going
- Comment on We'd like to welcome our newest Student to Hogwarts, Hun-Gary Mc'Spud. 1 week ago:
SIRona RYAN
Basically like saying “hey she used to be a man!!!”
- Comment on They are so clueless they don't realize that this just pisses everyone off. Shove your banana 2 weeks ago:
Is this an Amazon run food bank?
- Comment on We'd like to welcome our newest Student to Hogwarts, Hun-Gary Mc'Spud. 2 weeks ago:
Her trans character in Hogwarts Legacy was Sirona Ryan so you’re not that far off.
- Comment on Reaction Channels Death: YouTube cracks down on ‘unoriginal’ monetized content with improved detection. 2 weeks ago:
You mean 60% of YouTube ? Never.
- Comment on 'Spitting in the face of your international audience': The Alters cops to using generative AI for background text and translations, despite not disclosing such on Steam 2 weeks ago:
Like I’m not the biggest fan of gen ai but a generic computer screen feels like a good use case for filler text.
- Comment on [JS Required] How Performant are LLM Agents(AI Chatbots) on Real World Work Tasks? They Fail 70% or More of The Time. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah I was trying to pull out a nested react component and styles out of a larger component that got to be almost 1500 lines. Claude and GPT both struggled to get down what styles were required and what that subcomponent was actually doing. And generating tests around just made a fuck ton of spaghetti.
Which is fine. LLMs don’t have to be great at everything. But it’d be nice if people stopped saying I’m gonna be out of a job because of em.
Also a good warning: I just had to completely rewrite an mcp server I had Claude build because when I needed to update it, the whole server was one giant if/else statement and utterly unmaintainable.
I’ve noticed that in some of my bootstrapped code (also an MCP server :) ). I think it tends to bias towards single file solutions so it tends to be a lot less maintainable.
- Comment on Schon gut kleiner.. schon gut 🥺 2 weeks ago:
Ja
- Comment on [JS Required] How Performant are LLM Agents(AI Chatbots) on Real World Work Tasks? They Fail 70% or More of The Time. 2 weeks ago:
They’re great for bootstrapping in my experience but then really fall apart when you need it to do something surgical on a larger codebase.
- Comment on that's me 2 weeks ago:
Dunkey is that you?
- Comment on 'Technofascist military fantasy': Spotify faces boycott calls over CEO’s investment in AI military startup 3 weeks ago:
What are the Spotify alternatives people recommend?
- Comment on You're not alone: This email from Google's Gemini team is concerning 3 weeks ago:
The problem is there’s a fair amount of tech CEOs that insist this is the future and everyone needs to hop on which between the hype train, the amount of software peeps out of a job because of layoffs and the amount of snake oils salesmen out of a job because this eats google’s lunch this bubble is just ballooning. You have a lot of people hitching on this bandwagon hoping to sell shovels to the next gold rush.
And for awhile everything is just gonna get shittier.
- Comment on YouTube Will Add an AI Slop Button Thanks to Google’s Veo 3 3 weeks ago:
Oh boy, a button that generates ai shorts. Combining my 2 least favorite things about YouTube.
- Comment on Shhhhh 3 weeks ago:
House abducts kids now?
- Comment on Anyone else see the large-jawed grey-stubbled game character face? 3 weeks ago:
No?
- Comment on Amazon boss tells staff AI means their jobs are at risk in coming years 4 weeks ago:
It’s a bit misleading for engineering.
Every Engineer starts at L4. That’s the junior position.
L5 is the mid-senior level. Most SDEs in Amazon are L5 and that’s considered a terminal position. For management this is the “junior” (for lack of a better term) tier
L6 is Senior but it’s closer to staff engineers at other companies. You tend to do more cross team work. This is also where a glut of managers are at
L7 is Principal engineer and senior manager. Only about 2% of engineers get here. Managers at this lever oversee multiple teams.
L8+ is fancy external hires and directors.
The problem is that Amazon expects a lot of people to churn out before you hit the L6/7 levels. They dangle a carrot of super high pay for those tiers but don’t actually expect to pay it long term. There’s quite a few that have stayed longer than expected. And it’s hard to get out because they know how to game the system to demonstrate “impact”. Now that isn’t to say there aren’t a lot of good managers and engineers at this tier either. There are really good people at this tier. It’s just Amazon doesn’t want that many at this tier for long.
Also if the idea of having an expected churn and dangling pay that no one can hit sounds dystopian and awful it is. Amazon sucks.
- Comment on "Devil May Cry HD Collection" and "Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition" got added to GOG's Preservation Program 4 weeks ago:
I got the Steam version of 1-3 a week ago. Had I known I would have waited for the gog versions
- Comment on Amazon boss tells staff AI means their jobs are at risk in coming years 4 weeks ago:
When I was last there a while ago people were leaving but they were hoping for a lot more of an exodus. Particularly in the L6/7 level.
Has that changed?
- Comment on A story old as time 4 weeks ago:
Thank you for the context.
Also eww.
- Comment on Amazon boss tells staff AI means their jobs are at risk in coming years 4 weeks ago:
No. Amazon has been trying to cut head count for years now. They were hoping RTO5 would do the trick but because everyone is trying to do the same thing people didn’t have a ship to jump to.
“Our AI is so great!” Is a way to mask that their finances aren’t good and they dramatically made the wrong bet in 2021 hiring so much.
Honestly most of the time at Amazon you’re doing more meetings and red tape than you are coding so I don’t expect AI to magically fix shit for them.
- Comment on A game you "didn't know it was bad 'til people told you so"? 4 weeks ago:
Fallout 3 for me works well as a sandbox and less as a narrative driven RPG. I had a lot of fun with it but I know if you went in expecting it to be something it’s not (like the first 2 fallout games) you’re gonna be disappointed.
- Comment on MindsEye Becomes 2025’s Worst-Rated Game As Reviews Creep In 4 weeks ago:
Aww boo. Bad writing can still be fun.