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by CTDOCodebases 8mo ago
I wonder over the long term how programmers are going to maintain the proficiency to read and edit the code that the LLM produces.
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by CTDOCodebases 8mo ago
The security theatre is there to make people feel safe. It's about emotion not logic.
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by CTDOCodebases 8mo ago
Get a lazy boy, fit a split keyboard to each arm and develop AGI then. I’m sick of these RAM prices.
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by CTDOCodebases 8mo ago
> This has been going on for years; the right simply refuses to countenance the possibility of legitimate organic opposition, while also being chronically unable to provide any evidence for their claims. Even their own. Jan 6 for example
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
They could allow submitters to double down on submissions escalating the bug to more skilled and experienced code reviewers who get a cut of the doubled submission fee for reviews.
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
It's all fun and games until someone decides to bet $100K that someone they don't like won't die via assassination this year.
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
That's extremely annoying. I have a Bluetooth speaker that I was intending to repurpose into a device to combat inconsiderate smart phone usage. I connected it to my laptop and started playing multiple streams of Punjabi MC - Beware of
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
It was simultaneously such a delight and a frustration. It was a treat to play without having to empty your pockets (where I am it cost the equivalent of 120 arcade credits) but compared to the arcade it wasnt as good as it could have been.
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
> Wasn't this the reason behind different versions of the game for PAL and NTSC etc.? So I imagine the games would play quite similarly, just with a lower refresh rate in Europe? Yes and no. Some games play at a similar speed but so
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
I've tried that before but I found that the texture was a bit chalky and if I somehow inhaled it then it would cause a coughing fit. Thinking back I probably just put too much of it on the ice cream. Thinking more it would be interesti
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
Don’t be pissed. You the one sentient being in a family of NPCs (no offence). I always microwave my ice-cream. People freak out when I tell them I do this. Another thing people freak out about is when I tell them I sprinkle instant coffee o
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
"May"
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
> And with all of this money being injected into the economy, we are absolutely going to get an enormous amount of inflation... eventually. You could see it as already happening with the valuation of the stock market. To be fair when I r
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
So with your 20/20 vision and your ability to see into the future what was the exact dollar amount at the time that you thought should be enough to stop a total meltdown of the US economy? Using logic and reason how did you come to the
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
By all means after fact have an enquiry into the response and how it could have been better but don't do that without first acknowledging the uncertainty that was present at the time.
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
Not so much hindsight as "what I've been saying all along". It was a dynamic situation and it sounds like the only things that you were optimizing for in your mind was inflation and covid deaths whiles ignoring second order e
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by CTDOCodebases 9mo ago
Everything is easier in hindsight isn't it? Especially with such a complex problem. > The COVID restrictions needed to be less and end sooner What would we have been optimizing for here? GDP? Deaths? ICU Capacity? Lifestyle? Or woul
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
I thought so. I saw it a while ago when I re-working my network but didn't get it because I have 2TB of data on my phone that I can connect to my router should my internet go down. It's only a 250Mbps(down)/40Mbps(up) connect
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
It's the efficiency of capitalism at work. It's more efficient to allocate capital to systems and processes that delay or stop you claiming on your insurance than it is to actually pay out a genuine claim.
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
Starlink has a specific backup plan too don't they?
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
The way things are going no one will be able to afford a PC. Instead we will be streaming games from our locked down tablets and paying a monthly subscription for the pleasure.
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
Bingo! Some will argue that consumption drives production but according to the common definition children don’t contribute to GDP. Assuming governments are going to address population growth/decline then it’s a choice between incentivi
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
So who adds more to GDP: A. A child of any age. OR B. A migrant worker. My guess is B because that person can produce goods for export while consuming local goods. Children (at least for the first few years of their life or so) do not contr
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
There are but who is producing them? Adults drive consumption and production. Children just drive consumption. From an economic perspective increased immigration is better than births. Why have non productive people around when you can just
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
Consider two scenarios: A. You have a child. B. You don't have a child and decide to never have a child. To make up for the decline in population that year the government issues a working visa to an immigrant. The immigrant relocates t
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by CTDOCodebases 10mo ago
Because children don’t contribute to GDP.
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by CTDOCodebases 11mo ago
I think it just boils down to who did you experience strong emotion with and what are/were the outcomes of that relationship.
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by CTDOCodebases 11mo ago
This isn't really targeting Linux users. It's targeting people who want to write without distraction who might have never used Linux before.
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by CTDOCodebases 11mo ago
This is intended for people who want to use a laptop as a single use device for the purpose of writing. So basic file management and a word processor is all that is needed. WriterdeckOS is not meant to be an OS for general computing. Purppo
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by CTDOCodebases 11mo ago
My point was that computing in general hit the mainstream and running Linux became much more accessible and practical. So this influx of people now using computers diluted the ratio. Also non Linux based OS's became much more friendly

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