LtWorf

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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Perhaps they don't like slot machines
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
We are finding out that ram is neither cheap and unlimited.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
That's not how it works at all. In general I've noticed that many of the things I say might remain neutral or get some upvotes, and then get flagged and downvoted as soon as the USA wakes up. So I think here it is very very much b
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
It was quite social if you only added your actual friends instead of everyone. Now the feeds are just pure algorithm and very seldom I see someone I know.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Currently AI music is quite recognisable as such. I don't know if it will get better. But people who listen to music do notice.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
But since it's open source the AI is trained on it so it can actually do it :D
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Use more than one single account?
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
It's just because the `def xxx()` part gets executed once when the module is loaded so the default arguments get created then. It's not really a design choice. If you declare a function inside a for loop with the default argument
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
You can use anything immutable like a string, a number, a tuple of immutables, a frozendict, any dataclass with frozen=True, and so on. No need to do the annoying if x is None.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Your consultants were probably completely incompetent
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
> and now live forever. What forever are you talking about? Python removes stuff every single release.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
I did repeatedly hack my university though. But you are of course free to leave :)
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
All the time. And HR are generally bored and enjoy some drama.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
His job will be to fix all the mess that other people created.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
A former coworker sent me an AI generated PR to review and I just said NAK after the first two issues I found and I said to not send me AI slop to review. They went to HR who said I am more senior and I should act as a mentor (they had my s
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
The only improvement is isolation, which I don't care about since apps can all access my clipboard and my home anyway.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
What exactly did you learn?
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
I've never paid for any developer tools or documentation.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
There is a difference between "recording" and being able to access it and review. Being able to record doesn't imply it's legitimate to review without cause.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
But is it enough of an improvement to justify the cost? (Since the current raises are probably just the beginning)
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Hey I'm a consultant. They pay me to be a regular developer but they cannot hire since they just fired thousands of people which they apparently did need, turns out.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
All the NLP experts that companies bring in to make those seminars despite it has been debunked decades ago for example…
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
If they don't hire to get it done it means they don't think it's really important to get it done.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
You mean like how wayland is breaking backwards compatibility?
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
In which country? Certainly not in my EU country.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
Would it be too much to ask to not make stuff up?
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
The hoops: "select Xorg in the login manager" Dude…
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
> Meanwhile there is a slightly larger minority that need things that cannot be done in X. List of things that cannot be done in X:
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
I'm still thinking wayland will be like pulseaudio. Going from "the future" to "the past" without ever being "the present". I went from ALSA to pipewire. I tried pulseaudio but it never worked decently.
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by LtWorf 5mo ago
There is a maintained fork of Xorg that is banned by several distributions.

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