LtWorf

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391.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
If it happens it's because of china but it will be forbidden in USA.
392.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
How do you guide it when you have no idea yourself? You mean you must first reverse engineer it manually and then hint it to the solution? Why would you do that at that point?
393.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Reverse engineer a binary proprietary database format? I have some doubts.
394.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Ah yes we all know unions take at least 99% of your salary…
395.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Has any tribunal ruled that fraud did happen?
396.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
I think you will find that it's the USA government imposing such restrictions.
397.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
In firefox I downloaded dictionaries for all the languages I need. Of course at work microsoft outlook thinks it knows best and underlines every single word in my emails because I don't write them in the same language the UI is set to.
398.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
So your teacher never underlined your homework with red or blue pencil? Doesn't seem a particularly original idea to me.
399.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Sure, so you'll be vulnerable to all sort of things because vibe code is really insecure (as I've personally seen).
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
The latter, of course.
401.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
You find protestant ideology in the weirdest places…
402.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
And by "UX improvements" we mean dropping support for millions of devices
403.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
We just had a thing that would export MSN messenger contact list, you'd add your email there and everyone would add you on MSN. Way less creepy than the stalking fb was doing.
404.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Like saying you were a medic in the SS. You're still in the SS.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Just see how the open source initiative runs their "elections"… https://lwn.net/Articles/1014603/
406.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
What a terrible idea. USA and EU are enemies. I hope a new generation of politicians will soon appear that will be less corrupt to selling out to our enemies.
407.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
I hope you write in your contracts that you have 0 liability.
408.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
They've been paying people to teach NLP for several decades when it's well known it's all made up. Why would they act rationally on this one single specific thing?
409.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
So what did you learn instead of cursive?
410.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Canonical is doing IQ testing (with very crappy tests, see my other comment). Not sure if that is because SAT doesn't exist everywhere.
411.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Say in an interview that you are sceptical of ai and you won't get the job.
412.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
They made me do an online, timed IQ test, stressing that I should take it in my native language to not waste precious seconds understanding it in english. It was horribly translated, every sentence was written like something this: "A a
413.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Well seems osx has a terrible oom killer.
414.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Or until you people finally admit the king was naked
415.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
We don't really know how much human intervention there is in mythos… maybe it has a very high rate of false positives that get checked by hand before publishing them.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Truly, the future!
417.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
A critical bug in your example of excellent software written in java. I've of course seen many horrors in other java projects.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
When I started to use elastic search I found out that with some incorrect queries you could "poison" the process entirely and it would respond incorrectly to every single query from that moment on, until you killed it and restarte
419.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Yeah back then a java application could take several minutes to open.
420.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
I have nothing against java. But for some reason in my experience all the developers using it are low quality, and gave it the reputation it has.

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