Smeevy

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by Smeevy 2y ago
This is from a Libertarian think tank. Do you think there's a reason they limited their breakdown to top 1% instead of listing the contributions from the top 0.1%? I sure do.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I agree that January 6 was a riot.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
Don't you mean "reprompt"?
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I've been programming professionally for over 30 years and "app", "application", and "program" have been interchangeable for me and the people I worked with as far back as I can remember.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
It would be wonderful my competitors to adopt this method. Piece-work programming, as managed by an "AI", is downright Dickensian.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
Carrying over tasks to the next sprint shouldn't be a big deal, but it's frequently viewed as some sort of team failure that needs to explained to (bad) management. The more levels up in the organization that your progress is repo
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by Smeevy 2y ago
Oh my goodness, I wouldn't last a day with someone who did that. That sort of casual disrespect while you're talking to someone is wholly unacceptable behavior. There's only one person you work with that's like that, rig
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I love the anomaly profiler that's proposed here. I don't know that I'd ever want this system actually performing automated remediation steps, but having an agent that's both monitoring the database and getting prompted
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by Smeevy 2y ago
That's a risk that Tesla is willing to have you take.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
Trump has really turned our system on its head. He's basically been campaigning since 2015 and never stopped. It's exhausting for everyone except, apparently, him.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I heard that the CrowdStrike bug was committed during DRAG QUEEN STORYTIME AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
One of the worst experiences of my career was having a terrible SAFe scrum master and their management team try to implement Kanban for my development team. It somehow wound up being even more tedious and micromanaged than SAFe. I know that
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I think there's a deeper issue to identify here: this model means that you and your team are 2 or less weeks from "failure" AT ALL TIMES. There's a psychic cost associated with that that doesn't really facilitate cr
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I disagree with the idea that I'm supposed to take Snowden seriously when he is in a compromised and dangerous position. It undermines his integrity, which he's obviously trading on.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
That was very rude and I hope it made you feel better. I will go on with my day knowing that the careful messaging about Russia provided by Edward Snowden is in no way affected by him wanting to stay alive and outside of a Russian prison.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
What disinformation are you talking about? Does he not live in Russia with dual US and Russian citizenship? Is he somehow more free than everyone else in Russia to criticize the actions of the Russian government? I don't think Edward S
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by Smeevy 2y ago
Quite the opposite. He's saying that OpenAI is a tool of the American surveillance state. I don't even really disagree with that. Edward Snowden saying it while under the protection of the Russian government makes me look for ulte
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I totally agree that he didn't have many options. A consequence of him choosing to be under the protection of an adversary of my country is that his opinions about my country carry much less weight with me now.
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by Smeevy 2y ago
I wonder if he has any thoughts about the war in Ukraine? That's weird... he hasn't tweeted (xeeted?) anything about that.
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by Smeevy 3y ago
Reminder that we don't know what manner of other silliness he had to deal with.
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by Smeevy 3y ago
"What he meant was..."
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by Smeevy 3y ago
Not that you intimated this, but I don't know that it's necessarily a problem with the people writing the code. What I've seen is that organizations that try to save money by offshoring are not providing adequate domain knowl
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by Smeevy 3y ago
I obviously don't have any inside information on this, but I would presume that this isn't the first disagreement between the two parties. I, just as lots of others, have had to terminate business relationships over "last str
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by Smeevy 3y ago
That's an excellent question. I'm typically able to stay focused on a task in spite of distractions, but working with generated nonsense while coding something new has derailed me quite a few times. The novelty has definitely worn
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by Smeevy 3y ago
Honestly, that seems so much more reasonable.
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by Smeevy 3y ago
I'm in agreement with you. I'm amazed at how many people that do I do can look at this myopic, sanctimonious rage bait and immediately start figuring out how to implement it with an encrypted token exchange. This is still awful no
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by Smeevy 3y ago
Sort of the same here. I've read about Spring and built some toy apps to learn more, but I always found myself asking why I would want something like that in my stack if it could possibly be avoided.
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by Smeevy 3y ago
It costs you money right now. The next step is for it to paid with GoogleBucks instead of regular money. It won't be company scrip because they'll have an app for it. Think of how "disruptive" that new innovation will be
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by Smeevy 3y ago
I don't see a single item in that dystopian list that can't be gamed by the individual being measured. How much is there to measure if everyone quits after 3 months?
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by Smeevy 3y ago
I can sympathize with your situation. If you don't have a formal diagnosis from her physician, that might be your next best move. I don't know where you live, but you or someone else that's involved should also look into gett

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