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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
> I suspect it's just a bias we have, most people aren't doing or creating anything, they aren't solving problems or learning new things constantly like engineers do, so chatgpt feels useless to them. > Or perhaps the p
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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
I believe the following summarizes the article's main theme. > AIs are not alien; they were conceived and built by humans and trained on the collected work output of humans, so AIs are more human than human; they are humanity concen
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AI is not alien, it's us(metastable.org)
3 points by LrnByTeach 4y ago|2 comments
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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
> it absolutely helped improve the speed at which I code and reduced the cognitive burden significantly. improved speed and reduced cognitive burden Just these two justifies the $10/month , despite of the ten other dozen drawbacks
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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
a person bought a hammer/knife from a shop and used it to hurt another person. When the victim sues the attacker, can the manufacturer of hammer/knife pick up the tab?
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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
Copilot ( and others in it's class) is a paradigm shift: What is software development: let AI generate most code then REVIEW code for accuracy, completion, security etc.. and test it What is NOT software development : "solving age
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by LrnByTeach 4y ago
As many alluded in the comments , here is what I envision 10 years from now. best programmers will be in still in demand in 10 years. Best programmers (who understand requirements well and write concise code, etc..) are only less than 1&#x2
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by LrnByTeach 5y ago
I think this book would be great addition to any software engineer . I think book captured the recent modern practices ( last 10 years?) in one place . The Effective Engineer: How to Leverage Your Efforts In Software Engineering to Make a D
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by LrnByTeach 5y ago
Here is my final destination after years of path work with notes saving, I been doing this for 3 months and I am extremely happy. three parts. 1/ saving Notes in markdown files on github 2/ using static site generator to create we
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
good to know the memory efficiency !!! > when 1 million Hacker News titles are indexed along with their points, Typesense consumes 165 MB of memory. The same size of that data on disk in JSON format is 88 MB. I like the compact filter_by
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
This is a great learning project for patterns & Best practices on so many aspects TypeORM, Hooks, React, NO-Redux ... as the Author mentioned already. I am recently using a Next & Nest combination, Combining some of the good pattern
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
Well said !!! > The "features" here are technologies used.
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
Here is the meat of the Report: >We migrated 75 petabytes of internal data stored in nearly 7,500 Oracle databases to multiple AWS database services including Amazon DynamoDB,Aurora, RDS, and Redshift. >We kept careful track of the co
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
> So "make your programs shorter" also implies "make bad behaviors impossible or extra-verbose to write". It reminds me "The Zen of Python" "There should be one — and preferably only one — obvious way t
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
what would have been the total cost of this whole conversion effort COBOL to JAVA system? even if it $100 millions, it seems a successful project , given DoD mentioned potential savings of $25 millions/year >Customer Benefits >
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
Well said >How do you "stay disciplined"? You don't. > In the long run, you build a habit. Discipline is a short term solution to stick with something long enough to become a habit. >the book Atomic Habits
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
yes, the below are the classic ADHD symptoms >If this kind of pattern happened a lot in childhood, and you have a history of other related issues (losing homework, procrastination until deadlines, high caffeine use) > cannot maintain
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
Yes, planning and eliminating excuses 'ahead in time', is half the game won > big picture here is to create systems for yourself (whatever works for you) that make success more likely in moments when your motivation is low.
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by LrnByTeach 7y ago
This Croissant seems wonderful, for $250 one gets 120 hours, works out $2/hour
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
This captures the root cause of the problem. > how the programming industry is getting flooded with low-skill juniors and how it's bad for the industry. >(1) The ubiquity and availability of the browser meant there was going to b
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
facebook > fb is one of the first social implementation of b.j. fogg's behavior model + and engineered addiction, and the subsequent commoditization of likes and shares
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
agree, that makes it 11 GOP senators to 3 DEM senators. California with 40 Milion population 2 senators, to 2 senators for these 600,000 population for each of these 7 states.
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
There are seven states with only ONE House of representative: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming. The reason for the above is that there are so little population ( less than 650,000 )in the whole sta
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
in 2022 start of fleet cars don't mean fleets should replace 30% of today's car ownership. If you live in any city or suburb in USA today, electric bikes from Bird, Lime, Skip companies are left on the rode side waiting to be acti
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
The rate at which battery prices are dropping and self-driving technology is being developed, VW plan about combustion engines is right. Here is the most probable scenario by 2025: 2022 : electric self-driving on-demand FLEET car 1000 miles
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
Seriously, Can you give some addresses ( or Zillow web url links) of Detroit home addresses where the home prices are so cheap
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
I am very happy to see this kind of success stories for multiple reasons. 1. It gives a great morale boost so many other not so sexy US places outside of silicon valley. YES big success possible outside of Silicon Valley. 2. Now with this b
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
This brilliantly captures my own experiences with "writing & coding". > There's no way I can write at the end of the day, I'm just way to mentally tired. Also as someone who both codes and writes, writing is far m
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
> put on this prisoner's dilemma game amongst states to reap the most benefit possible It may be just one factor, but it is much more than that let me explain. Let us say Bezos came to the conclusion that Northern VA is right place
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by LrnByTeach 8y ago
>a guy at university who smoked everyday You did not read my post well. You did not know the guy you said did what I mentioned "10 times a week, for all 4 years 9-12 grade", If he did, he is unlikely to reach university. Even

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