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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Also because Microsoft spends relatively little on it and so it’s not changing at a fast pace.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
This is just a way for Amazon to do layoffs without formal layoffs. Let’s face it, the economy is (and has been) slowing down.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
The vast majority of Android devices run Google Services. The End.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> I haven't found a desktop operating system that ticks most of the boxes, especially security and privacy...That's why I'm so excited about these updates Android and privacy are not two things that go together.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I don’t hate k8s, I hate that everyone blindly adopts it without understanding the complexity it adds. I understand it well enough to know YAGNI for most applications. Get over yourself, just because you disagree with me doesn’t mean I’m st
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You don’t need k8s to scale. Can you make other poor choices? Sure.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
There is no animator shortage. They just don’t want to pay up.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
There's lots of software devs out of work and the masters can demand unreasonable work conditions like this, RTO, etc.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
"there is a nursing shortage" - My wife has said that for the past 3+ years (she finished school a year and a half ago) - but if that were the case there'd be bidding wars and wages would skyrocket. I don't buy the &quot
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Maybe it's time for my wife to leave nursing.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
For the low low price of 2x the regular watch...where do I sign up?
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Apple is run by a bunch of well-past-middle-age executives who have zero incentive to do anything but coast to the finish line. The sleep apnea feature makes no sense for a product that is charging on my nightstand every night because of i
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> AI will replace jobs—but the first casualties will be digital workers, especially software developers. AI is most reliable in writing software code, because it is itself software code. That’s the funniest thing I’ve heard all day. This
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Let's face it current AI/LLMs are nice tinker-toys, but they are the tiny building blocks that the real power will come from some day - when we can run tens of thousands of these models to solve real problems and not...AutoComplet
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> ...and ask the LLM to implement small blocks of code, like the smallest possible, and you incrementally go from there. So it's autocomplete++? Talk about an insane level of hype for an incremental improvement to what we already ha
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> You have to explain to the LLM exactly what it is that you want it to do to get the right result, then it gives you a solution. Mostly the solution is right, but when it's wrong you'll better understand the problem through th
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
LLMs...60 percent of the time it works every time.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I've gave up on GPT-4o a while back, I've spent the last 1/2 hour (more like wasted it) trying to get Claude 3.5 Sonnet to do my bidding (nothing super complicated) and it's a complete mess. It does forget plenty. It get
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I must be living in a different universe, every single LLM I've tried are shit at the details/nuances of writing code.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Same here - I still have my Turbo Pascal 5.0 install disks!
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Now make the app suck less. It has turned into a needlessly complex experience where I have to expend more mental energy than should be required to find what I’m looking for.
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GitHub: Make it clear that "PENDING" comments have to be submitted(github.com)
1 points by GiorgioG 2y ago|1 comments
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
2.5+ years on, more than 100 comments, and GitHub continues to ignore this usability problem.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Yeah no thanks, I'll stick with Postgres
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Because nobody uses it, Microsoft doesn’t invest or promote F# heavily. I’m pissed about all of this, but I accept that eventually C# will get much of F#’s goodness.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Sorry to hear of your troubles. We live in Holly Springs, NC not far from Cary. When our builder was showing us land/lots that were available at the time they only had lots that had driveways that would pitch towards the homes (in othe
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Maybe...finally the AI bubble is about to burst. Sell that NVIDIA stock folks if you were lucky enough to get them cheap.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Airlines deserve zero sympathy.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
What a waste of engineering resources. The AI hype train continues.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
UUIDs are miserable to work with. For 99% of use cases, sequential IDs are fine. Can they be guessed? Sure, but your software should guard against unauthorized access. Security through obscurity or randomness is a poor excuse for using U

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