artyom

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by artyom 7mo ago
Not bait at all
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by artyom 7mo ago
Wait, why do we need chat sheets for this like it's (gasp!) a programming language, tool or IDE? it's almost like if the thing is not intelligent at all and just another abstraction on top of what we already had.
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by artyom 7mo ago
Even if I'm philosophically in agreement with you, I'm pretty sure insulting other people choices or insecurities has never been a great way to increase birth rates.
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by artyom 7mo ago
You're not alone and I'll even say this is evolutionary. Men haven't evolved to be overly attached to babies or small kids like mothers did - that'd have been a weakness in the survival race. Men skills were completely d
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by artyom 7mo ago
I can't agree more. I live and breath by rule #5. Getting competent at it, however, is no joke and takes time.
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by artyom 7mo ago
I agree with you. "Premature" is the keyword. Bloated software is the result of not having the intention to optimize it at all.
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by artyom 7mo ago
> at C level, it's just bazaar of drones throwing AI slop at each other. I don't think it changed much from before LLMs. it's just that the slop is now automated.
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by artyom 7mo ago
I find "sloppypasta" extremely useful. Since I've been in charge of people and teams for years, it's a clear signal of who I should get rid of.
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by artyom 7mo ago
Nobody else to blame but themselves. Of course, Hollywood is full of narcissists so they'll blame everyone else, e.g. streaming, prices, etc. but the reality is of the last 10-15 years of mainstream US cinema is: - Scripts that sound
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by artyom 7mo ago
What prevents the malicious piece of a package from just staying dormant for the cooldown period so nobody notices? What happens if everyone waits for a week to cool down, so the exact same problem happens, only a week later? This may work
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by artyom 8mo ago
Well, I 100%'d Dark Souls, so surprisingly (or not) I can understand a lot of it.
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by artyom 8mo ago
> Multiple applications sharing a database This is a classic. I'd say that for every company, big or small, ends up taking the #1 spot on technical debt.
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by artyom 8mo ago
This is really easy to answer, with some perspective from the inside, but mostly from public information: - Amazon has 3 main business lines ("orgs"): Ecommerce, AWS and devices. - Ecommerce and AWS are (now) cash cows. Devices bl
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by artyom 8mo ago
1. they don't understand their own job, why they're even there, let alone AI. 2. yes, if you're talking about basic reading skills at best. 3. correct. except "autopilot" doesn't even mean solving the basic pro
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by artyom 9mo ago
Premise: there's people that will try to game and cheat on anything that's important, including democratic elections. No matter your voting method, those people will exist. Solution: the basic unit (paper ballot in this case) can
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by artyom 9mo ago
My bet is they couldn't get past the InstallShield wizard.
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by artyom 9mo ago
Same as 10 years ago, unrelated to how fast it can be copied.
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by artyom 9mo ago
> Big companies can copy your product in no time Your advantage in this case, now or 10 years ago, is that this is simply not true. If your business is "a flashlight app", yeah, eventually they'll copy it (as it happened).
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by artyom 9mo ago
And people have always been alone, now we're discussing this in the context of an "epidemic".
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by artyom 9mo ago
Sorry, wrong diagnosis in my opinion. There's not a loneliness epidemic, there's a selfishness epidemic. Nobody does anything for anyone anymore (unless there's money involved, of course). That's the reason people is alo
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Ring subscriptions mistakenly issue unexpected charges for the entire users base(piunikaweb.com)
2 points by artyom 9mo ago|1 comments
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by artyom 9mo ago
All Ring subscribers were surprised with unexpected charges for "AI Pro" that they didn't opt into and weren't accounting for. What happened: an internal billing migration into newer subscription plans (not unusual) didn
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by artyom 9mo ago
May rampant depression everywhere be caused by not the lack of exercise, but because of life becoming overly sedentary? 30 years ago moving your body wasn't going to the gym, it was part of everyday life. Staying 2 hours nonstop in fro
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by artyom 9mo ago
Well, I know what you mean but the parent comment kinda suggests accountability isn't really a thing.
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by artyom 9mo ago
That's correct. The current state of parental controls is compliance (the option exists somewhere, good luck finding it, maybe it even works), not usefulness .
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by artyom 9mo ago
How they will identify that 20% if the previous comment was referring to them actually not being able (yet) to understand it?
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by artyom 9mo ago
You can't control or decide what predators will do. And very likely won't be able to imagine the extent of every single of their convoluted predatory practices by yourself. So instead of trying to cover every possible theoretical
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by artyom 9mo ago
If that's the case, then rules weren't clearly stated, if stated, at all.
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by artyom 9mo ago
I'm kind of with you on this one. 12yo is old enough to understand the rules (assuming they were clearly set ) and if he/she was willingly communicating with a stranger, that phone should get the hammer with no replacement whatso
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by artyom 9mo ago
The comment section seems to be divided between "don't police your children" and "absolutely police everything your children do". Parental controls are absolutely necessary, yet they won't be enough by themselv

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