JSDevOps

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   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   Is that technically a Developer tool?
2. 452.▲
   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   All these experiments are extremely limited. They likely wouldn’t scale.
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   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   What sort of chocolate are you eating?
4. 454.▲
   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   Don’t worry there’s alot of Project Managers and product owners now working tirelessly on “AI” to fix this sort of thing. Automation, platform engineering and SRE is so 2021.
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   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   There’s more purse in the latter
6. 456.▲
   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   Hasn’t this been debunked?
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   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   Companies that make chocolate
8. 458.▲
   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   That’s one example. So the answer isn’t yes. Come back when it’s stated literally making up names of functions and see how frustrated it gets you. THEN and only then can you be classed as a software engineer.
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   by JSDevOps 2y ago

   Give it ago and let us know how you get on ;-) … at this point I’d be more worried about if your a project manager and your sole job is shuffling tickets around a Jira board or using a spreadsheet.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Remember, there's someone out there right now, without irony, suggesting that AI can fix this. There's someone else scratching their head, wondering why AI hasn't fixed this yet. And there's someone doing a three-week bo
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Remember, there's someone out there right now, without irony, suggesting that AI can fix this. There's someone else scratching their head, wondering why AI hasn't fixed this yet. And there's someone doing a three-week bo
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Call out the bullshit. Say why are you doing this that way? Like I’ve fixed it right there. Do it infront of the entire time every time. One of two things will happen. He will quit before you or you’ll get frustrated and leave anyway.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    If no one is going to learn from academic papers/data what’s the point in doing it? People care less and less about the impact more about how much money it’ll make them. If that’s all you want from it then be honest but don’t complain
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Yeah look at what happened with the EBD cards
15. 465.▲
    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    So Jen from the IT crowd. Got it.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/1e2ewa2/...
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    And what is that exactly? Is it just Jen from the IT crowd?
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    They’re still just probability databases that hallucinate and are confidently wrong, just like the squishy wet neural nets that created them. You’ll never get beyond that if you don’t add extra features like nonverbal neural biasing to simu
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    The irony is that they are developing tools to allow people to work from literally anywhere. This is all about petty bureaucratic control and expensive office space.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Of course. Correlation doesn’t mean causation. If you give someone money, by default, they are less poor. That’s just a fact. But try scaling it up to an entire population, and it doesn’t work… unless, of course, you attach conditions.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    No. Why do people feel they owe them free money?
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Also what about images. Networking etc.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Timing, He could have got off a few more rounds that could have killed more people. It's better to be sure he couldn't.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Id be interested in this also
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Yeah, like I said, automation just applies a rigorous set of rules defined by policy, procedure, or even law. That's it. AI is the worst solution for insurance claims because it lacks the nuance and understanding needed to handle compl
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Using AI, specifically Large Language Models (LLMs), for stock trading is a terrible idea for several reasons. Firstly, LLMs are not designed for real-time data analysis. Stock trading requires immediate response to market trends, news, and
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Where have I heard this “level” thing before. Oh yeah that’s right. Musks Tesla and self driving cars.
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Simple answer. No. When you have government departments who can’t even use a pen…. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-51504482.amp Also read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_h
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    They don’t. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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    by JSDevOps 2y ago

    Huge.