GiorgioG

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by GiorgioG 1y ago
Who said it was 2? I'm suggesting this has been a problem a very long time.
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by GiorgioG 1y ago
Do you really believe that there were no enablers and puppet masters before this administration? Serious question, and this has nothing to do with claims that Biden was mentally unfit for the office.
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by GiorgioG 1y ago
Another fucking useless “AI” hype piece.
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by GiorgioG 1y ago
More AI hype from an AI "expert". AI in software development is still a junior developer that memorized "everything" and can learn nothing beyond that, he/she will happily lie to you and they'll never tell you
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Can I get one at home? Seriously - I just painted our bathroom and it's just disgusting how much splashing winds up splashing out of the bowl and onto other surfaces.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> The low quality of modern libraries is something that REALLY shocks me. How could you be shocked? Everything that's happened in the software industry outside of medical/DoD has been about delivering features as fast as you c
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Yes, as borked as Google search results have become, it doesn't make shit up like LLMs do.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I suspect you're right. I just have to get over the hump of being uncomfortable/fumbling my way through things that I would otherwise know how to do in C#. Thanks!
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
For me, my discomfort with F# is due to not knowing if what I’m doing is the correct/idiomatic way of doing things. With C# I have learned all the ways I should not do things…so it’s easier/faster to just use C#.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
As a 20+ year C# dev...where do I learn how to structure apps in F#? In C# my ASP.NET Controller might use a service (or a mediator) to execute some domain logic and that in turn will use a repository pattern (or EF DbContext) to update&#x2
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
As a 20+ year C# developer I’ve tried several times to learn/use F#. Despite being interested in FP, my brain is having trouble figuring out how to structure my code in F#. In C# I’d either build a service (or use the mediator pattern
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Rider is an option for you. Community edition is free too.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Great, so now instead of spending 8 hours writing code, I spend 8 hours "steering" an AI to write the same code. What a fucking win (for the AI companies and no one else.)
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
No, that is not the only thing missing. Right now AI continues to make mistakes a child learns not to make by age 10…don’t make shit up. And by time you’re an adult you figure out how to manage not to forget (by whatever means necessary) th
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Because events using many cameras without this type of setup would cause jarring visual differences when switching between one camera/view to another during the broadcast.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Now is not a great time to be looking for this kind of work unfortunately.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
We've been moving away from K8S to ECS...it just works without all the complexity.
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First 'body in a box' biological computer uses human brain cells(tomshardware.com)
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
They’re too busy figuring out how to pay their bills to worry about the future of the country.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You underestimate the ludicrous amount of power people use. In January (no A/C used) in my home we used 46kWh per day on average.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Some else will step up if he doesn't change his mind.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> Hellwig appears to be unwilling to accept that. > I think this is a reasonable position on both sides. I disagree. Hellwig is trying to dictate who/how uses his subsystem/code. Linus makes it clear, you don't have t
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
I've been doing this for over 20 years and it's the first I've heard of this "golden rule". I guess we've all been doing it wrong...writing our backends (pick your poison), frontends (TS/JS) and queries (
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
Anna's Archive too
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
The legislature are the henchmen. Why would they be anything but quiet?
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
You say tomato, I say Elm is dead. Nobody will use this for new real projects.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
It has been dead for years and years. I had an interest in learning and using Elm several years ago, but the bus factor of 1 told me it was dead on arrival.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
It's dead, maybe it just doesn't know it yet.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
> Linux is at risk of losing some of its best talent if kernel leadership doesn't massively rein in the likes of Ted Ts'o. In your opinion.
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by GiorgioG 2y ago
So someone who hasn’t been doing much simply made it official because they believe in “inclusivity”, whatever that means. Write your own kernel if you don’t like the way it’s run.

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