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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Has Microsoft built anything in the last decade that isn’t of questionable quality/user experience?
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
28 years later was filmed using the iPhone 15 as the sensor/capture device.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
What is the end goal of software? The vast majority of engineers seem to believe the goal is for the software to be perfect, when actually it's to do things like catch cancer early or make money. Do you think a person who’s life was sa
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
The US navy literally wrote the book, and gave it to Luttrell. This has recently come to light. Now if that’s not propaganda then I don’t know what is.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I think this has fairly recently been outed as being almost all fiction.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
It might be more fun to see users who’s emdash usage increased after the release.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I mean Yellowstone started strong and got real bad real quick, so this paints landman in an even worse light.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I see I had no idea.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Isn’t an official downloading functionality part of their premium offering? If you’re a power user perhaps it’s worth just paying.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Clean code? Fewer lines? Found the intermediate.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I read this article, unless I missed it Brazilian pixel bots comprised the bulk of the ban wave, with DMA cheaters getting a mention but of unspecified quantities, and could have been swept up in manual and rage hacking bans?
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I thought DMA cheats rendered all of these anticheat efforts useless? It feels like the future of anticheat should probably be focused on how to efficiently send player data to clients only when they would be able to interact with them anyw
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
You’ve made a sweeping statement there, there are swathes of teams working in startups still trying to find product market fit. Focusing on quality in these situations is folly, but that’s not even the point. My point is you can ship qualit
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
What numbers? It doesn’t matter if it’s one or a million, it’s had a positive impact on the velocity of a non zero number of projects. You wrote: > Two years in and we are waiting to see all you people (who are free of our tunnel vision)
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I have insight into enough code bases to know its a non zero number. Your logic is bizarre, if you’ve never seen a kangaroo would you just believe they don’t exist?
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Ultimately, or at least in this discussion, we should decouple the software’s end use from the question of whether it satisfies the creator’s requirements and vision in a safe and robust way. How you get there and what happens after are two
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
You’re confusing yoloing code into prod and using ai to increase velocity while ensuring it functions and is safe.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I see, I guess every business I haven’t used personally, because it wasn’t useful to me, has failed… Usefulness isn’t a good metric for this.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Why is useful a metric? This is about software delivery, what one person deems useful is subjective
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Do you have some magical insight into every codebase in existence? No? Ok then…
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I think there are still lots of code “artisans” who are completely dogmatic about what code should look like, once the tunnel vision goes and you realise the code just enables the business it all of a sudden becomes a velocity God send.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
General intelligence exists in this world, the inability to transfer it to a machine does seem like an algorithm problem. When it’s here we don’t even know if it will be an llm, no one knows the computer requirements.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
This isn’t power until it scope creeps into surveillance, to protect the poor kids obviously.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Why? People make all kinds of empty promises to get into power.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
You can run containers now on CF, I think this was one of the last barriers that might have prevented a lot of software being migrated without a re-architecting. Most stuff could run there now.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
This tells me we're hitting a ceiling.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
A technical advisory blunder, or overreach? We can debate all day, but I feel very sad to be in the technology sector in the UK right now.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Polishing turds.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Well not really, no one should be committing suicide due to a buggy system. If you know the details of the case it was widespread but the post office decided to gaslight everyone and put people in debt and prison. That’s what caused this, t
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Because Elon is so humble…

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