bigbuppo

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601.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
It means doing your normal work and then staying late to finish your mandatory use of AI to meet management checkboxes.
602.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Not to mention, there's a good chance that your doctor is fatter than you are.
603.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Sounds like she would have been friends with Stockton Rush if she were alive today.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Erlang is one of those languages that will make you a better programmer in other languages.
605.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
And yet there's plenty of evidence that having three pilots in the cockpit is usually a better option when the inevitable happens.
606.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
See, your mistake was thinking they would be useful today. You shouldn't concern yourself with that, but rather how fast they are getting slightly more useful. And with your one time investment of just $12,000,000,000 we can add that t
607.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Not sure if I would be taunting the trademark lawyers of Quark Software like this, but you do you I guess.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Ah yes, because it was garbage six months ago, all that was thrown away and now they latched on to the "agentic" thing. At best this is pre-alpha-quality software not fit for production use. After all, it has been less than six mo
609.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
And it lost me at "Traditional search was built on links. GEO is built on language." The fuck it was. How in the hell do they think search works outside the web?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
I have cameras that take SD cards and settled on two tracks for SD cards. First are the daily shitkickers which I use for random photos. These cards are either in the camera or in one of the SD card readers. They cycle out every other time,
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
It's kind of weird that both Microsoft and Google were both using Perforce. What does Perforce do that worked well at those companies for so long, and what caused them to dump it? Did they just get tired of the licensing cost? I think
612.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Thinks you can click on should look like things you can click on. This is why the hamburger menu is bad. Even people that have been in tech for decades often don't realize that's the menu they're supposed to click on. This is
613.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Vibe coding your way to greatness. Wish I could do that, but it seems too hard becoming a prompt engineer. Stringing together words? That's why we have AI!
614.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
I mean if this were a check for primes the answer would be 1.
615.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Finally, a reason to use AI.
616.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Well, the one good excuse for the short durations is that the two main mechanisms for certificate revocation don't actually work very well. In other words, these idiots that got us into this mess didn't understand how anything wor
617.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Specifically this... the members of the CA/Browser Forum cartel have no idea how certificates are actually used in the real world, and even admit that when they all agreed to lower the maximum duration for certificates to 47 days.
618.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Well in that case it's like building a home in Firemud Hurricane Valley Bottoms, you're either paying $∞-1 for coverage, or not getting coverage.
619.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
The real problem here is that AI companies aren't even willing to follow the norms of big business and get the laws changed to meet their needs.
620.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
And don't forget that ad tech has grown more pervasive since then. The NSA is the least of your troubles these days.
621.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Well with that attitude I think I'm going to make it 12MB jabbascript.
622.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
It's weird that this sort of debate around C++ often leaves out the fact that many of the problems with C++ were known before C++ even existed. Outside of a few specific buckets, there is no reason to use C++ for any new projects, an
623.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
I'm sad to say that the average is now 11MB.
624.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
The performance impact of CDNs are definitely a complicated matter and always have been. They aren't a magic solution to any problems unless you're exceeding the origin's available bandwidth, or are serving up something that
625.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
But BonzaiBuddy is your friend.
626.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
I generally prefer other humans for discussions, but you do you I guess.
627.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Why would anyone want to use an ex social media site?
628.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
That's probably the vanity project so he'll be distracted and not bother the real experts working on the real products in order to keep the real money people happy.
629.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
I'd also like some horror stories, like someone vibe-coding their way into burning a million dollars by accident and having to sell a kidney on the black market so they don't lose their house.
630.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Not to mention, academia likes to think it is isolated from the real world, which is advertising and marketing all the way down. We should probably mint more dual CS and marketing majors.

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