bowsamic

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by bowsamic 1y ago
Sure, I’m not saying embedded programming in C is the way to go. That’s just a totally different thing to mobile app development
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Well a major topic of the article is about the creativity that lisp affords compared to other languages. I’m pointing out that there are much more ultimate restrictions on creativity than programming language. I.e. whether the “powers that
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Having developed in a wide variety of different languages in my free time, I really think the idea that languages like lisp and smalltalk give a sense of creative freedom is pretty overblown. I have realised recently that there are much mor
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by bowsamic 1y ago
We have indoor rabbits and our boy rabbit often mounts the female one (they are both neutered). What else is there to call it but rape? He mounts her, she rejects it and runs away, he insists, eventually she has enough and they have a fight
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Yes
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You couldn’t, so such a paper cannot be scientific (Or it should not be based on that claim as a central point, which apples paper was)
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This doesn’t address the primary issue: that they had no methodology for choosing puzzles that weren’t in the training set and indeed while they claimed to have chosen puzzles that aren’t they didn’t explain why they think that. The whole p
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by bowsamic 1y ago
The only thing you said is “maybe maybe not” to me saying that I won’t take drugs again bc I know next time I’ll have a bad time. How is that appropriate? Let’s stick with what you did wrong and how it is indicative of the blasé attitude pe
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Now you are mocking me? Why do you want to make me take LSD again?
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Yes they literally did. I spoke on various topics, one of those being about how people try to convince me to take more drugs. Their sole response? Telling me, in effect, "maybe you won't have a bad trip next time". This canno
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by bowsamic 1y ago
And again another irresponsible person comes to try and whisper in my ear “try it again”. Absolutely horrific morality
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Yes, it is a major risk. I’m unsure why people want to pretend that it isn’t. Everyone knows someone who unexpectedly changed forever for the worse bc of these drugs. It also happened to me even though I had perfect set and setting, I was t
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by bowsamic 1y ago
My favourite blog specifically for the painting articles
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by bowsamic 1y ago
> And with food, you're often shopping for a week That’s not how people shop here in Europe
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Infinity is fully real, in fact it’s the very nature of the finite to pass over into infinity
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We can know much more than that. Read Hegels Science of Logic
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Then they should have waited for a decade? Literally what does that have to do with anything. No shit, design decisions are very different when teleported literally a decade later
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by bowsamic 1y ago
It seems over the top to me, fatiguing even. Like I might have to take breaks from being so overwhelmed from using these interfaces. I have been mac exclusive for a long time now but I recently installed xubuntu for an intern and it made me
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by bowsamic 1y ago
I really liked metro on windows phone but I did not understand it on desktop. It didn’t help that they took away the usual UI
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What makes you think they think that? If someone says “finding creative ways to murder people” you think they’re saying the problem is the “creative” part?
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Prototypes are very dangerous. Our team made the mistake of having our demo look very nice even though there is still a lot of unseen work to do. Now upper management of course think “this is ready, just send it out”. Prototypes live foreve
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Slavoj Zizek says that the true terrifying situation is when the leaders act and know they no longer need to justify their actions. I am currently in this fight with our upper management. I ask why this push for AI, what it will do for our
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Yes I don’t mind the App Store fee but the fact I can’t write my own apps for my own phone is insanity. I’d write little apps for myself otherwise. Apple do not care about such things of course. There is no modern HyperCard
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by bowsamic 1y ago
Yes that was my thought exactly. The original article did not address by far my biggest concern which is skill degradation. It happens rapidly and drastically: I know developers with 10+ years experience who now feel useless without the LLM
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What is the dark lining? Do you think Atkinson did not feel totally satisfied with his labour? And I don't think anyone said that that's the only way to be
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by bowsamic 1y ago
I read through some of the context and his commits and the guy seems like an absolute liability. I’m more careful making such changes on our internal greenfield prototype…
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by bowsamic 1y ago
I’m surprised to see a DF article here. I thought he was black listed
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Because I can charge my iPhone, my AirPods, and my mac, all with the same charger
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My mum knits and while yes the skill ceiling is still high no I don’t think it goes as high as art and music which is literally up to like virtuoso, unattainable levels Knitting has a lower skill ceiling doesn’t mean knitting or design is e
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Are we really in an age where reading 10 novels a year is considered unbelievable?

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