ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
The issue was that it was "learn to code" and not "learn to program", as if the only thing you needed was a month of training and then you were just as good as someone with 20 years of experience. It's similar to wh
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
> There is a notable percentage of people who regret having kids, despite initially deciding to have them. I always say that people choose to have kids, they don't choose to have teenagers
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I consider myself a power user, and I still can't find a use for my watch beyond fitness tracking when I have my phone in my pocket anyway
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Windows improves every other version. Windows 11 is bad, Windows 12 will be better
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Embedded dev here too. I work in 32KB RAM and even that's massively overspecced for my current usage. I can't imagine what kind of data I'd need to store to fill up a GB
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
You're complaining that it didn't give you the information, and then gave you the information?
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Jesus, who thought loading hundred of MB of images in a single page was a good idea? Normally I hate the pointless use of javascript in basic text and image websites, but lazy image loading would probably stop this server having been hugged
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Because I guess if it's not proven to be effective if they use some known test cases, then they won't roll out to the whole network
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I suspect the data may be misleading. Unsolicited sales calls from genuine businesses are not the same as spam/scam calls
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
You would think that the US would be all for energy that reduces its reliance on the far east, regardless of the climate change benefit
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I must be out of the loop because I thought all ARM devices needed a device tree
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
A phone is heavy while running?
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
> There's also the fact people will probably look down on me for it and assume I'm incompetent because I used an LLM I've seen so many arguments (mainly from non-developers) claiming that anyone who uses an llm to generate
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I stopped paying attention to perryfractic years ago. He used to make interesting videos, but when he started repeatedly faking tearing up at nostalgia and getting his totally uninterested wife on camera, I just stopped being interested T
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I sort of agree, but sort of not. I do agree that any use of AI should be disclosed, but I have also seen some subreddits where the top comments of every post is either raging about the use of AI, or arguing about AI when AI wasn't us
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Damn, I thought you were about to make a valid point and then instantly went to the nazis
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Company advertises their products. In other news, water is wet
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Often they're exactly the same things
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Let's face is, 99% of linkedin is human slop anyway
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
Describing current phones as slabs? No. Modern phone are in no way too thick
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
How do you define erase from existence?
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
It's the same as every community now. There's a bunch of people endlessly complaining about AI, and there's people using it to create projects that didn't exist before The fact of the matter is people are going to keep u
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
I literally thought the same the other day when I was messing around with macos 9. The modern macos is so damn bright that I don't think it would need a dark mode if it just softened the colour choices. That and just generally it feel
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
If only disabling windows update were simple nowadays. This isn't the sort of thing that should require people to have to mess around in the registry just to not get spied on
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
At what points do ads just stop being effective? We're so saturated with them in every part of our life that I wonder when we just stop noticing the contents
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
It's sad how effective rage bait is on many people, and how oblivious they are to it.
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by ChrisRR 2mo ago
My anxiety levels were massively reduced when I stopped reading the news years back, including blocking any "top story" sidebars, unsubbing from major subreddits. Sure I'm late to finding out some important information, but i
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
There's still a huge difference between a one off injection and lifelong tablets.
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Dishes may rattle feels like such a japanese way to describe it
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
> It doesn't matter what they spent excatly Yes it does. Let's not misrepresent the figures just because it doesn't suit our narrative. There's already way too much of that in the world

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