GiorgioG

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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You must be a troll.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Describes my general experience with AI across the board. Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, etc. It’s like I’m talking to a genius toddler. With ChatGPT losing 5 billion dollars on 3.7B in revenue this is unsustainable. It feels like the dotcom bub
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> Europe clings to the hope that the rules-based international order that—at this point—everyone is abandoning, can be resuscitated through hopes and prayers. Appeasement is what Europe does when an aggressor comes knocking.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Well said.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You’re exhausting.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Maybe in your field the definition of cognitive load has a very specific, academic meaning. This article wasn’t meant for you.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Where was the word “scientific” mentioned in the article? I don’t think you were the target reader they had in mind when the author wrote this. I’ve been programming since 1986, and this article resonates with my experience. More abstractio
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
But they’re still employed, still getting paid, and still getting bribed.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I won’t get those 7 minutes back. What an uninformed, political, meandering bunch of nonsense. Seriously, an LLM could have done a better job making stuff up.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
My wife drives a ‘23 Blazer RS (non-EV). We killed OnStar as soon as the trial ended. Still has CarPlay. At $44k with all the discounts (my dad is a GM retiree), it was hardly a bargain. I can’t imagine paying $60K for the EV version of it.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> Do whatever you want. Of course. Having said that you have to take a look around and decide if the conditions are remotely in your favor, right now, and when/if things don't pane out in 6-12 months. The economy (not the stoc
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
So in the current economic/tech-job environment you have a fairly secure job, a whopping 7 months of experience since graduating and you think it's a reasonable idea to quit to take on an unpaid role with a startup...unless you ha
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Chevy’s RST Silverado can do 450 miles, but it’s nearly $100k.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Sure they’re against them - they’re much simpler to service and most likely significantly more reliable. Given that dealers typically make most of their money on service (repairs) than on sales of vehicles, it’s no wonder they’re more like
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Maybe they should hurry up and approve more claims. Seriously, my son’s insulin pump is sitting in “prior authorization” just so they can fuck me into paying the full deductible come Jan 1. Fuck United Healthcare.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
If a forum has it, foreign agents already had it.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
It's still in production (until 2025.)
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
In your 'about', you have worked with/at well-respected tech companies. I suspect they had significant investment in their DevOps teams and that has not been my experience at large non-tech companies in my career. Our differi
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> DevOps and SRE thinking DevOps thinking is exactly what got us into this IaC mess we're in now. Back in the day (like 15 years ago), things were actually simpler - you were either dev or ops, period. But then K8s and all that jazz
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> There's a whole movement bringing DevOps and SRE thinking to design/UX Heaven help us. Hope this dies a quick death.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XJlTaBnlrI
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Ask yourself this question again when it's your partner/parent/child in the casket.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Feel free to participate if you feel that strongly about it: https://www.oldmapsonline.org/en/community
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Call me crazy but I've never seen 'nitpicking' in the definition of history: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/history
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Is it really "all totally wrong"?
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
All the nitpicking here is insane. Can we all just appreciate the work that went into this?
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
IIRC you need to replace the brake cartridge and the blade.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
If your net worth is tied up in your home (house rich, cash poor), you can't put that money into savings or investments. My house is "worth" 2X what I paid for it 11 years ago, awesome. It's not helping to pay the incre
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You know, it's possible for both Europe and the US to be really, really nice - to different people. But some people need to feel superior. I have lived in both places, and I prefer the US.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You keep making statements from things you've read online about the US, but you've never lived here as far as I can tell. I've lived in Europe, and it's not for me. The difference is I'm not shitting on Europe. In

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