QuiDortDine

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by QuiDortDine 1y ago
Welcome to the future! Do you feel disrupted yet?
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by QuiDortDine 1y ago
I think it's glass actually? Or something like glass.
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by QuiDortDine 1y ago
I can't believe all these qualia questions have not evolved in centuries (or at least, the common discourse arond them hasn't). We all have similar rods and cones in our eyes. We have common kinds of color blindness. What other re
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by QuiDortDine 1y ago
I see that you're not alone in your position clearly, but still, this is such a strange take to me. Do people not seriously not see, nay, instinctively understand the ontological difference between the difference between using code som
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by QuiDortDine 1y ago
They're trying to build a moat by leaving out features that rely on other services. I wonder how that will work out for them.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Wow that Brazilian institute... surely they knew?
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Did this person just... solve bot abuse? That should be the title of the post. I for sure want to use their solution for my own homeserver.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
"Conspiracy"? There's only one dominant player, you don't need a conspiracy for that. Just Google abusing its massive power.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Stick your passwords in the cloud, they said, nothing could go wrong they said.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Not well, at least for ChatGPT. It can't follow my custom instructions which can be summed up as "follow PEP-8 and don't leave trailing whitespace".
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
The shoe comparison is ridiculous. For let's say 99% of people, shoe requirements are the same (in function), with almost all variations being purely esthetic. There are, let's say, 10 kinds of shoes, or perhaps 100. Make it a tho
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
But who will they blame when the solution inevitably fails to live up to the inherently contradictory demands of the different stakeholders?
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
> Software development has always been a career where you are either learning new things or stagnating. AI doesn’t change the need to keep learning and evolving. Keep in mind, there are still COBOL developers. If you want to stagnate, th
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
"Solved" in the sense that Twitch gets 50% of the payment. This is an outrageous cut.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
You just described vendor lock-in. It's never fun, but it's usually a known factor for any competent decision-makers. Sometimes "good for now" is good enough...
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
I have no doubt React is easy if you've been there from the beginning. But if you learned it last year like me, you got to find out the hard way that things are done slightly differently in each version, introducing breaking changes wh
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
WOW this is a long article! Still waiting for the substance though... The only point I can agree with is that React is stupidly hard to learn. It feels like a tool made for aliens, though once you master it, it can be pretty efficient. So
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Means "fart" for the curious.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Yep. I'm one of 2 Devops at an R&D company with about 100 employees. They need these services for development, if an important service goes down you can multiply that downtime by 100, turning hours into man-days and days into man-m
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
You know when your employee quits how you have to block all their accounts? Now imagine they have access to the server room!
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
As an early teen I didn't understand enough to be impressed, but I was certainly fascinated for a good few weeks.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
The fact that making this distinction is impossible is reason enough to stop.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Unreviewed studies say yes
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Oh wow I actually misread the comment, thought it was 6d20. Ok scratch everything!
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Yes, it's technically correct, but you said a larger dice, which a d12 is not :) I would be curious to know if the larger dice version is impossible, but then I would also expect it to tell me.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Only if psychology is applied physics!
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Coming from a psychology major myself, scientific studies should never be cited before being reproduced, especially not psychology studies.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
It is for sure just a funny hobby project, but your statement had me intrigued: > Suppose in D&D I am told to roll 20 d6, but instead of rolling that many dice I want to roll just two (larger) dice and add a constant. Which standard
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
Even just the content needs a deciding mind to prioritize. If lesson plans were enough, education would happen through VHS tapes.
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by QuiDortDine 2y ago
I saw a video on this, honestly just seems like it'd work. And if it doesn't, well, the bottom of the literal sea seems like a good place to put stuff to avoid people stumbling upon it.

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