MyHonestOpinon

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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   Increasing health span would be a big step forward. More specifically old age dementia.
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   I think the solution is in adjusting our ways of life. Simpler living, smaller houses and more density, being able to walk and bike, shared common areas, increase health span, being able to live independently for longer, simpler hobbies, no
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   For those who don't already know this, like me. (MAID) Medical Assistance in Dying
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   I am with you, it is a scary time. I have to remind myself that we have gone through worst times. My grandfather grew up in a ranch, at 22, along with his extended family and friends, they took arms and joined a revolution, they overthrew
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   I do agree with this idea in the sense that companies keep trying to add people to projects to do more things or complete projects sooner which ends up wasting a lot of effort. A more cost conscious way is to have smaller teams and let the
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   But once the code is written, tested, etc. it becomes deterministic.
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   by MyHonestOpinon 8mo ago

   I suppose that even with temp down to zero the model itself changes over time.
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   by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

   Make no mistake about Venezuela. The Maduro regime has caused untold pain and suffering to the Venezuelan people. Venezuela was no longer sovereign nation, Maduro was staying in power by force against the will of the people.
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   by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

   We don't want countries intervening on the afairs of other countries but there comes a time when you really have to consider it.
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    It seems to me that now days software engineers move a lot more. Either within a company or to other companies. Furthermore, companies do not seem to care and they are always stuck on a learning loop where engineers are competent enough to
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    My latest take on AI assisted coding is that AI tools are an amplifier of the developer. - A good and experienced developer who knows how to organize and structure systems will become more productive. - An inexperienced developer will also
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    Or just call the current christian right "CINOs". Christian in name only.
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    Thanks for the analogy. But I think students may think to themselves:"Why do I need to be stronger if I can use a forklift?"
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    Hard to describe. It is fun, like running on something soft. Whenever I am lazy and stop riding mine for a few months and I get back I am baffled on why I stopped.
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    by MyHonestOpinon 9mo ago

    Check the ElliptiGo. It gives you a similar feeling without the impact on the knees or hip. I know someone who was an avid long life runner. He substituted running for using the ElliptiGo for years and seemed very happy with it. Surprisingl
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    by MyHonestOpinon 10mo ago

    Or just read all the comments and you don't need to buy their book.
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    by MyHonestOpinon 10mo ago

    I am guilty of this. I started asking simple programming questions back in the early 90s. It was just a way to see if interviewee knew how to use for loops and conditionals, to see if they can solve simple problems. It was great when taken
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    by MyHonestOpinon 11mo ago

    Unfortunately, in this profession we are being lead by managers that do not longer have deep knowledge of how to build good software systems. They can't evaluate contributions in code, so they resort to evaluate participation, and pop