amiga1200

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by amiga1200 3y ago
More geniuses The problem here is with the distribution of future geniuses. More likely than not they will be born into a population with low education. The probability of nurturing this talent for the betterment of mankind will be low. I
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Given enough time, there is no such thing as a 1:n relationship.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Much like the Y2K bug kerfuffle, there will be a time when the Copilot bug will cause an upsurge in business requiring developers to fix the stochastic parrot code bugs. I think this will be sooner rather than later.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I'm sure you know this, David, but it looks like it's a yes, there is life on Mars.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Who is the judge of “inflammatory” content? It’s just censorship plain and simple. Why not let the truth be told? Edit: judging by the way the votes keep going up and down there's a yin to the gatekeepers of inflammatory content's
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Interesting, I hadn't thought of that. As a a developer about to use the Pi at the edge, I can see how this would be helpful with delivering footage from the IoT devices. I'm not sure I understand or would use AWS as the hub thoug
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I hadn't considered an RDP use-case. Thanks!
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I've used WebRTC in JavaScript, but I can't quite get why I would use this library. Can anyone respond with use cases?
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Very nice, I've been waiting the longest time for something like this. I feel that WebRTC needs books like this, it's such an underrated technology.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I call BS on any corporation offering anonymity. I just don’t believe them anymore.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I’m glad that RISC-V SBCs are starting to become usable.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Same in Australia. The jobs are advertised but I never hear anything back. For me it’s not a racial thing as I too am an naturalized immigrant, but it seems the preference for subcontinental “skilled” workers is prioritized.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
It’s the same everywhere. In the Australian government most directors who hire developers are Indian and seem to have all Indian teams on worker visas. It’s impossible to get a government position now. Last year three government directors w
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Automakers admit? It's not theirs to admit to. Touchscreens are the only way to go. Buttons on phones went out years ago. I still have to look for buttons on my ICE car, and worse yet the buttons are hidden under the steering, have dif
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by amiga1200 3y ago
I'm more interested in addressing the suppression issue. This kind of suppression stinks of lobbyists and corruption.
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by amiga1200 3y ago
Are you going to publish an app for this? Seems like something I would use so often that going into my browser of 1000 tabs would give me RSI.
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by amiga1200 4y ago
Quite simply, you’re not valued. Good managers know about the risk of churn, bad ones don’t care. I’ve found familiarity breeds contempt (of remuneration) which can be impossible to overcome. Start applying for jobs with the % increase yo
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by amiga1200 4y ago
Refactoring to patterns by Joshua Kerievsky might help. It’s not the best book (Refactoring by Martin Fowler us another), but it might help with planning the work. Quantifying cost and writing up a proposal then at least based on a defensib
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by amiga1200 4y ago
Just allocate then deallocate manually, use neither auto methods.
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by amiga1200 4y ago
What defines disinformation? If “provably true” is an aspect of information, “not provably true” should be a facet of disinformation. Therefore the lawful mechanisms that exist for cases of libel, slander, and other forms of disinformation
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by amiga1200 5y ago
I think it’s just dictatorships and dicwannabe governments. This list includes former democracies known as the US, UK and others (you know who you are)
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by amiga1200 5y ago
Apologies, I don’t understand. Are you missing a /s for sarcasm? Why would anyone outside Hong Kong be subservient to their laws?
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by amiga1200 5y ago
“… if you serve EU nationals”. Agreed. I am not a China national. Nonsense, yes?
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by amiga1200 5y ago
My point is not too hard to understand, stay with me here. I don’t live in China, therefore not subject to their laws. GitHub is not a China company, therefore not subject to their laws when serving non China users. I’m taking a stand to en
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by amiga1200 5y ago
And GitHub actually complied with their requests. I don’t live in China, why am I subject to their laws? Any recommendations for alternative source repos?
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by amiga1200 5y ago
The Epic of Gilgamesh was written in plain text.
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by amiga1200 5y ago
Serious question, as I am interested in this device. Huawei has lately been in the news as a security threat. How can I justify using this device, to myself and my company, given the security threat Huawei supposedly represents? No trolls o
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by amiga1200 5y ago
There’s something to this. I’ve noticed an increase in heart rate, possibly a sympathetic reaction with the effect of pumping more blood to the brain? In any case it is not long before beat fatigue sets in and my mind is worse off.
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by amiga1200 5y ago
The erosion though… how? To me that’s amazing enough. So earth like. Apologies, that’s earthist of me.
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by amiga1200 5y ago
This pleases me

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