AlwaysRock

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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Hahaha. I dug into the setting on my newish tv and found an option for the tv to make a little chime when turned on and off. It is so nice because the sound will play right away even if the tv hasnt visibly started to turn on/off yet.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
The reason they dont exist (or rather that they exist but are rare) is because you, and me, are in the minority. Most people do not care if their tv is dumb and likely would be upset if their tv didnt have built in app support. If there was
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
I agree. This feels like the norm now a days though. An initial soft launch, iterative improvements from there. If something catches on, great! If it doesnt, less money/time spent upfront investing in it.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Debugging is a pretty vague word. I know a LOT of api endpoints with shit documentation. Could Devin generate documentation for a vast number of api endpoints that could have theoretically taken a hundred hours to write?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Whataboutism... Many bad things may be happening at once. Should we just ignore one because another exists?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
> Imagine you decided to start developing websites today, how do you even start? You'd slap together a Jenkins/Jekyll site and host it on github for free. It's easier now to set up a website than ever. But yeah that React
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
A tale as old as time...
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
This is great. Increased context does seem like the biggest current issue with copilot. It will take a lot of work to understand an entire code base but if we could get to understanding 2-5 files and how they interact... Coding assistants w
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
I can count on one hand the number of games I've wanted to play on my steam deck and have been unable to. If you play a lot of games and have the extra cash, a steam deck is a great buy. If you are into rougelikes/lites its probab
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
I dont think the headline is all that surprising. YC makes a lot of investments and most start ups fail. They are hedging their bets. The more surprising thing about this article is that one YC company blatantly copied anothers product. To
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
The CEO of YC gave a talk about how you should first assemble a founding team and THEN come up with an idea. The idea seems way less important than identifying founders they want to back.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
For sure. I dont know if that is because they want to hide it so less people use it or if Amazon just has no ability to make anything other than product pages easy to find on their website.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
From top nav bar -> Account and Lists -> Customer Service -> Digital Services and Device Support -> Click "Contact Us" at the bottom of the page under Start a Chat Now.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
They have a chat. From top nav bar -> Account and Lists -> Customer Service -> Digital Services and Device Support -> Click "Contact Us" at the bottom of the page under Start a Chat Now. It is hard to find but its ther
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
> and give you some useful items as rewards Were you tricked, or were you just poorly compensated for your time?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Haha. Welcome to the world of analytics. Lots of sites are recording exactly what you are doing on their site including mouse movement at all times.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Solves differently though, right? Cable broadcasts are not the same as a streaming video over the internet, right?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Yeah, but it looks official and confirmed my preexisting bias. So it's correct.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
21% could just be recruiting companies posting jobs for their "clients" who may or may not have a role open.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
I think your definition is off from what most people would define AGI as. Generally, it means being able to think and reason at a human level for a multitude/all tasks or jobs. "Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) refers to a th
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Eh. Titles dont really mean anything. Do we want to start the age old software engineer vs software developer title debate again? Let someone call themselves whatever they want. If they can do the job they were hired for then... who cares?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
I remember setting up Lenny and forwarding calls I used to get to him while commuting on the bus early in my career. It was a lot of fun to listen to scammers start to freak out when they realized what was happening.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Yup. He will get to request a role that is a better fit for him.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
But the review found that the pilot did do the right thing and did follow the manual. The definition of, "out of control" seems to be to blame. He's even been cleared to fly again.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
"Nintendo has had a trend for the past couple decades of releasing "sequel" consoles that are essentially a modernized version of the old one with extra features, compatible with everything that released on the predecessor.&q
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
> Striking during election week is kind of a crappy move to pull. If a strike isnt painful for the employer, what incentive do they have to negotiate?
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Have you used CoPilot with vs code? It's not perfect all the time but its autocomplete is right a significant amount of time.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
If we are talking about the boilerplate code and autofill syntax code that copilot or any other "AI" will offer me when I start typing... Then sure. Sounds about right. The other 75% is the stuff you actually have to think about.
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
It is really frustrating but I've found that most doctors and hospitals have two systems. One for new or very infrequent patients. One for established or regular patients. The latter gets appointments fairly quickly in most cases. It i
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by AlwaysRock 2y ago
Is anyone using it to the point where their skills start to atrophy? I use it fairly often but mostly for boilerplate code or simple tasks. The stuff that has specific syntax that I have to look up anyway. That feels like saying that using

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