Cthulhu_

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   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   Same, but I don't think it's the conditioning itself, it's just being comfortable. I can't watch/listen to a video of a presentation either and struggle sitting in at presentations.
2. 542.▲
   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   Web components and Jest I suppose.
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   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   While this is the idealist point of view, if you earn 100K a year from open source work - and that's already the top 0.1% if not less of open source developers - and a company comes around to buy you out for $10 million plus a 300K &#x
4. 544.▲
   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   I feel like stored procedures and co crosses over into the realm of application programming, and while I can't speak from experience (so take this with a huuuuge grain of salt), this is where things break down. It feels like adding log
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   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   EDS and co are notorious for that; the symbol for various EDS organizations is a zebra, because doctors get patients with joint problems and think "arthritis, but they're a bit young, weird, oh well off to the rheumatologist"
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   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   This is an age-old argument actually, the same one was raised when the printing press was invented and reading became a more generally available skill.
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   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   The risk or difference is that tutoring helped people learn which they can use to do the work, whereas with only one or two different words an LLM will do the work (that proves you have learned) for you. A tutor has limits, but an LLM needs
8. 548.▲
   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   Same, but also because it feels like it takes longer for an LLM to do it. I think that's something people who are into gathering personal metrics should do - measure how long it takes to type a prompt / have the LLM fix things vs
9. 549.▲
   by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

   > While I reckon some other countries still have specialist manufacturing in key areas that surpasses China I don't think this is true. Maybe super specialist things like chip manufacturing products, but it's guaranteed China i
10. 550.▲
    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I wonder / doubt it or something like it would shock anyone as much as it seemed to back then.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    This is not in the recruiter's interest though, because you may just go past them and apply to the company directly, so they miss out on their revenue. I love picking apart a recruiter's emails, in a handful of cases I see the adv
12. 552.▲
    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    This is such a naive take, I see it a lot. Have you considered they can: * Buy one themselves * Get / use a friend's * Use public internet access points * Need one for school * Use the smart fridge / tv / gaming console
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    This only works if ALL TLDs become strictly regulated, which goes against the idea of a free, open and distributed internet. And even then, what about social networks showing porn? Chat apps like Whatsapp and Discord having porn etc groups?
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I'd consider it a negative that they trust a shitty webcam / selfie camera to cut the expenses of having an actual office with trained personnel. Who aren't flawless of course, but selfies have been easily circumvented with p
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Indeed, well before Clearview, Facebook demonstrated they can identify faces and asked people to tag people in it, creating one of the earlier massive facial ID databases.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I'm more of a comedic vomiting guy myself, e.g. "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs"
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    A devil with a giant bare ass flinging pork butts and taters with a catapult to an anthromorphised cow and a chicken, whose parents are only pairs of legs.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I've mainly seen it in small businesses - e.g. food vendors - but instead they charge extra for using electronic payment methods. Also to offset the costs they're making on offering it I suspect, but it does encourage people to pa
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Nothing that couldn't be automated; in Go land this is (arguably) called vendoring ( https://go.dev/ref/mod#vendoring ). Good to offload or reduce dependencies on 3rd party dependency hosters, pull a dependency into
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    The point would be that some people seek answers purely from the Bible or its interpretations, and said interpretations should only come from "their" particular sub-section of the religion.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I suspect the comment means culture, which is frequently confused with race. But culture is also not uniform and will differ by individual etc.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I mean christianity is a major religion and the Bible considered a major source, but that's just one of many. Does AI even consider that in 1884, meridian time personnel met in Washington to change Earth time? First words said was that
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Or DAVE2.EXE ( https://archive.org/details/DangerousDaveInCopyrightInfringe... )
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Dav67d
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I wouldn't want it myself, but, video games already do something like this - AI upscaling. Render the game at lower resolution / quality settings, then use AI to upscale and fill in the blanks. This could work / works for vid
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Sounds like Warhammer 40K where the God-Emperor was like "I am not the Messiah!" and everyone's like "He IS the Messiah!" but then perhaps his intent was to be worshiped as a god all along. 4d chess etc.
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    It'll have flight stabilization and controls and the like, but those things predate and / or do not need AI; AI algorithms are too expensive and slow for realtime flight control things. Some of those were traditionally done mechan
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    Kind of, but it's also a test of your own checks and balances; why would you allow the output of a script to allow a new prompt? I get that they have to act based on output, but not that they can change their original assignment. But
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I have mixed feelings, but it boils down to how long it takes and / or cost. Pre-commit hooks should be fast, as it's something you'd do (normally) a few dozen times a year. I don't believe sending a review job to a remo
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    by Cthulhu_ 5mo ago

    I doubt it's the entire industry. Just a few trying to make money, as usual.