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Wissenschafter
26d ago
They aren't arguing against open science, they are trying to educate you on the history of science. It's always been this way. Also, your third paragraph is highly ironic.
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3mo ago
I mean, theology and philosophy could be argued endlessly to be interchangeable, go ask Wittgenstein. He just argues that things that are 'truly argued' with language are philosophy, while things that are bullshit is more or less
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3mo ago
I have an undergrad in Philosophy. Our required math classes were formal logic, which we shared with the comp sci. majors. Those classes basically taught me how to program. I am now a senior engineer at a F500 and I just have a BA in Phil.
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6mo ago
I literally won a corporate Innovation award last year at my company (that does $30B in revenue yearly) for some of the previous applications I put into production that I mentioned. Even got posted on LinkedIn where thousands of people like
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6mo ago
You will be gone faster than your head can spin my guy. Execs will not put up with managers who are not going to use the best tools. I expect soon you will be forced to, or you're out. Also, I've been writing code for over 20 year
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6mo ago
That explains why you know nothing. Good luck to whoever you manage, I do not envy them. Would suck to have someone be your manager who refuses to even understand the new tools, much less use them; you will make a GREAT manager. I'm ho
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6mo ago
"Real developers write their own original code and/or architecture plans." Nice tired no true Scotsman argument. You literally sound like a stubborn boomer refusing to see the change. You sound ignorant, not wise. I've c
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6mo ago
Yeah, I'm sure I'm the one who doesn't get it, not the guy refusing to use the paradigm changing tools, "because". You sound like my Grandmother who refused to even look at a computer screen. Literally the same. It&
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6mo ago
I'm a senior at a F200, I'm actually tired of listening to you assholes here. I always thought people here knew more than me; it's not fucking true. I'm not some starry eyed junior; I have built multi-modal agents being
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6mo ago
"Or: they actually understand the tech, and see its limitations. Unlike wide-eyed neophytes and zealots." I'm sure you super qualified rando's on HN know and understand the tech and know its limitations better than the G
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6mo ago
More neo-luddite nonsense.
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6mo ago
"I refuse to pick up the magic hammer that nails things in by me just thinking about it while holding it in my hand; nosiree, give me that old fashioned hammer so I can sit here and nail some nails into a 2x4 while the guy using the ot
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6mo ago
"It seems like you get personally offended by people not using their critical reasoning abilities." ftfy
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6mo ago
It is; thanks. You asked about Google and what impressed me so much, going through this exercise, while not exactly helpful for me and my work directly (I'm doing similar things but completely in the Azure ecosystem), it is definitely
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6mo ago
It is pretty emotional seeing a place with people you respected and learned from for so long, where you could rely on for the place to find the newest and most interesting things happening in tech, where people in the know discussed the tec
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6mo ago
Funny how it says that, yet I finished the whole thing. Maybe you should try reading a bit more. https://codelabs.developers.google.com/way-back-home-level-5... That is the completed instructions for the fifth level, I leav
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6mo ago
Or more likely you don't have the knowledge and skills they do. They are judging things in a level that you don't have any idea it exists.
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6mo ago
Sure, I hear that all the time here; I used to think that myself. It's all bullshit. You're all a bunch of ignorant old men yelling at literal cloud servers. I'm done with this place. /g/ and /r/accelerate
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6mo ago
Finding people on HN that think NFTs are a joke and don't understand their utility, mind blowing. This place is fucking dead.
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6mo ago
I never needed to be in a pro-AI bubble to dismiss bullshit; I wrote my capstone Philosophy paper on AI and Existentialism back in 2014. I am dismissing the neo-luddites because they are stupid and wrong, not because I am in a pro-AI bubble
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6mo ago
" But just yesterday a very small refactoring resulted in 480 fully duplicated lines in a 5000-line codebase (on top of extremely bad DB access patterns) despite all the best shamanic rituals this world has to offer." Get better r
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6mo ago
https://github.com/gca-americas/way-back-home Anyone here who is currently 'underwhelmed'; please get through all 5 levels here and then say the same thing. This is just the beginning. I seriously can't
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6mo ago
The only thing that will be embarrassing is how badly your comments, and those like yours will age. I don't know what happened to this place, but it went from actual young people sharing information on the newest things in tech, tech p
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6mo ago
"They Don't Think It Be Like It Is But It Do", is all I can think. The simple truth is, these senior devs have no idea how to use these new tools to their capabilities. It's a simple case of PEBCAK; ironic considering mo
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6mo ago
It's literally unbearable now. I don't know how the place that once used to be exciting and deep in the know; is now old-man-yells-at-clouds ignorant of what is happening. It's actually really sad. /g/ and /r&#
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1y ago
"Granted, you can say "you still can play musical instruments/paint pictures/etc for yourself", but I don't think there was ever a period of time where creative works were just created for sake of itself rather
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2y ago
The fact people prefer webapps over native locally run software because of '400MB' honestly pisses me off it's so stupidly trivial.
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2y ago
Define stealing.
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2y ago
Every driver has a cellphone in their pocket, I'm sure it's more than possible to integrate people with modern vehicles in a mesh net to older vehicles by using an app or something. It's not hard to think about, c'mon no
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2y ago
>Oh, the irony. Yes, quite funny. The claim is absurd. Cars communicating with each other is feasible even for older vehicles.
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