so, this happened today.
My #AI / #LLM / #ML work for the community has been recognized with an Educational Award.
Developer Jutra (.pl) has something to do with it 😜
This award belongs to all people who are eager to learn technology beyond buzzwords & think critically.
Thx!
TIL:
you ask a question and you're immediately called an "idiot". Because climate changes are a toxic topic.
It doesn't matter that you don't question what scientists state.
Wrong question -> idiot -> case closed.
What a wonderful world 🎵🎶🎵
Internet:
you:
_ask_, and emphasize you are total _layman_ (e.g. no studies in the field). You ask about interpretation of temp., concluding climate stuff.
what you get:
hurr durr you're a climate denialist.
The fact is it's totally the opposite. Sometimes I just ask questions
FWIW, human-based code review is not a 0-1 thing.
Humans should carefully review only some parts.
Knowing which parts - and from which perspective - is the essence.
Don't fall for oversimplification (human vs ai code review is a false dichotomy)
The big divide in software development in 2026:
Do you do human code reviews?
If you do, then "loops", “away from keyboard”, and "multiple concurrent agents" are mostly useless.
Why? Because these practices just generate a backlog of code to review faster than humans can
Reading AI-generated code is exhausting
Almost as exhausting as not reading it and having to deal with bad assumptions and subtle bugs (and needing reading the code later anyway)
