RHSeeger

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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
Personally, I like to look at the source for a page. And that, for anything React, winds up being useless (<go-suck-an-egg-because-EVERYTHYING-is-loaded-dynamically/>). I find React very hard to debug whenever anything doesn&#x27
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I specifically ask my wife "Are you looking for me to help you solve this, or just venting?", because I automatically try to solve.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
Challenge. I use it as a way to double check, "Did the way I understood the ticket/requirement match the way that QA did?". They're testing what the ticket says is required. But part of that is testing that I understood
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I worked with someone a little while ago that tended to do this; point out things that weren't really related to the ticket. And I was happy with their work. I think the main thing to remember is that the following are two different th
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
That, and this > Many, but far from all, QA people are just not skilled can also be said of developers.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I agree with everything you're saying here. The only thing I would add is Before I hand a ticket off to QA, I write up 1. What I understood the requirements to be, 2. What I implemented, 3. How to interact with it (where it is in the t
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I would start with this, because it's a flat out lie > Everyone is ok targeting te immigrant populations because they are "illegal" or live in a gray area of legality. People have been complaining about the attack on immig
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
It's both. Saying "the problem" is the parents, implying there's one problem and that's it, is ridiculous. There's a lot of factors that go into why raising a good, caring, strong, self sufficient child is diff
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
> It's not really a big deal in coding LLMs Challenge. Given that you're not nailing down _EVERY_ detail in your descriptions (because that's not possible), the results can vary a fair amount. Especially as the model chang
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I'm a bit confused by this because a given set of inputs can produce a different output, and different behaviors, each time it is run through the AI. > By regenerable, I mean: if you delete a component, you can recreate it from stor
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
One of my external screens is 4k and I haven't noticed any flickering. It's an Apple monitor though, so maybe that's the difference.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
Crafting a custom config is right up on the list of things I enjoy. Right up there with creating new characters in video games that allow lots of customization.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I think that's just a standard readline functionality. It's available on bash, out of the box.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
How would that work? The email address generally has the ISP's domain name in it.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
By that same logic, we don't need object oriented features in a language, because we have closures and can get the same functionality with a library. Sometimes, having a language with a distinct syntax is nicer.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
But that also bound you to your ISP in a way, because switching ISPs meant switching emails. It is better to have then separated.
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by RHSeeger 9mo ago
I like to say if I could retire today; I would do the same thing I do now, just without a boss telling me to do it. I love what I do.
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
They are distributing it without the right to distribute it. The only thing that allows them to distribute it is agreeing to the license/contract to do it in a specific way. If they don't do that, they don't have the right to
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
> Will the SECOND GROUP leak the source code? Is the SECOND GROUP telling the truth? Did the SECOND GROUP lie and have access to Ubisoft code this whole time? Was it MongoBleed? Will the FIRST GROUP get pinned for this? Who is this myste
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
While I understand what you're saying, it's pretty clear what is meant is "$X worth at the price they currently sell for". When there's a story about an object in space made of gold worth 100s of trillians of dollar
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
The GPL binds _everyone_ who distributes GPL-covered work, including resellers. It doesn't matter if you made a copy of it, you are distributing it.
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
> In other words, assume you are the second owner in all cases when it comes to certified medical equipment. By that logic, _any_ company can effectively ignore the GPL constraints by just selling it to a reseller, first; one that they h
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
The fact that there exist things created in the pursuit of money that are of questionable benefit to society... does not, in ANY way, negate the fact that there are MANY things created via the same motivation that are a benefit to society.
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
You've pretty much described the "what it is for" for a large percentage of industrial inventions. Clearly, however, the world would be worse off without many of them.
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
I love the idea of "tabs for indents, spaces for alignment", but I don't even bring it up anymore because it (the combination of the two) sets so many people off. I also like the idea of elastic tabs, but that requires editor
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
It does, however, display the photographers ability to say "hey, you should see this" and be right about it.
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
> Here’s a thought experiment: someone puts two paintings in a photocopier and makes a single sheet of paper with both paintings. Did that person create art? Yeah, it gets really murky there. For that specific thought experiment, I would
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
A drawing/painting of a car crash certainly can be https://www.etsy.com/listing/4329570102/crash-impact-car-can... As can a photo of one (sorry, I don't have a good example of that). And, both a camera a
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
The prompts bothered me a lot, too. I don't do a lot of work with AI, but > A painting sold at Sotheby's and > A painting in the style of something that would be sold at Sotheby's convey very different meaning (to me).
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by RHSeeger 10mo ago
I can see it now The following snippet highlights the algorithm used to determine <thing> ```fortran .....

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