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by 2rsf 2y ago
> I have a hell of a power bill And you pay people to operate the setup, the real estate has its price, and you need to upgrade the hardware once in a while.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
I asked Copilot to list countries beginning with "pal" with their ISO shortcut and Palestine was on the list
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Auto increment makes a lot of sense in assembly language, for example when accessing memory so I can assume that C followed assembly
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by 2rsf 2y ago
If I understand correctly sigstore can guarantee that the software is what the the author intended to, but it cannot guarantee that it is was built from a specific source code. It is somewhat like web site certificates, you can register and
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Can you support the claims starting from "Most victims"?
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by 2rsf 2y ago
> Michael Smith was charged with fraud for this type of activity last year Why was he charged with "wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy"? would he get the same severe charges if it was in a Europea
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Isn't it a good thing in this case? this is fintec, so if in doubt get a human to look at it
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Not a lawyer, only an engineer starting to assess our AI models. Your comparison to GDPR seems to be correct in a way, both are quite vague and wide. The implementation of GDPR is still unclear in certain situations and it was even worse wh
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Are they using AI for that? algorithmic doesn't necessarily mean AI
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Well, it's the an equal sign missing from one. For the later it can stay the same while it cannot stay the same for the former.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
No, we never did and never will. We encourage, praise and help but never put a value (money or other) on good grades.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
This bring old memories back, I implemented something similar on a motorola 68360 ages ago. Since the size of the buffer I used was not huge I skipped the pointers and simply enumerated each chunk, it was remarkably efficient and stable.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
You are right, but Microsoft (a small local site of a few years ago) disagreed- "meet expectations", which in my eyes is close enough to average if the expectations were set correctly, was consistently treated as bad or lower than
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Like others here I don't have a good advice, but what do you mean by making "- car ownership - Air Conditioning - Travel - meat and dairy" sinful?
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by 2rsf 2y ago
> Getting a new job - changing priorities, difficult market, losing motivation to keep searching. Me too
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by 2rsf 2y ago
What do you mean? most companies' job leveling matrices have that, and many times this is what differentiate a talented engineer to a senior engineer in practice.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
How about lower cost better quality sensors? accelerometers, GPS etc.?
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Seniority is about breadth and nor depth. While having good knowledge in many areas is important the magic in being a senior is knowing how to put everything together, communication and integration with other teams, bridging the business an
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by 2rsf 2y ago
pseudoephedrine have serious side effects, they are rare but could be fatal
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by 2rsf 2y ago
I would recommended a book for understanding the bigger picture, and why are we doing CI/CD: "Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases Through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation" By David Farley and Jez Humble
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by 2rsf 2y ago
And not less importantly the still young EU AI Act
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Please define "doesn't suck"
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by 2rsf 2y ago
But then you are merely equipping the car with emergency equipment, so why not a knife and water filters?
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by 2rsf 2y ago
I am not sure in this case, the explosive can be hidden inside a battery and the work can look professional if the people doing it had enough time and skills.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
What is the use case? - GPS devices works better if they have cellular connection - Do you need maps?
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by 2rsf 2y ago
> most Thinkpad users I have nothing for or against Lenovo, but can you support the "most" claim? > comes Came, many years ago
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by 2rsf 2y ago
We use a variant of git+markdown as well, but it has a problem when non technical people want to contribute to it. Some non technical testers or product people don't know a lot about git or markdown making it non trivial to contribute.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
It's not only about being "good enough" but also about reliability and maintenance, new protocols and hardware may take time to mature while other solutions are already there. Ah, wait, Tesla doesn't care about those kin
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Organizational is the right answer, but it works both ways- you shouldn't let the technical side force and lead the business side, for example by chasing the latest and greatest if it doesn't solve any customer need.
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by 2rsf 2y ago
Automation is not a great way to catch the important bugs, at least until good AI test frameworks become better and more common. Automation is good in finding the known knowns, and sometimes ok in finding the known unknowns, but it is terri

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