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by bulbar 3mo ago
I feel like there are a lot "you are holding it wrong" arguments flying around. Like, when somebody says that AI wasn't able to accomplish something, people tend to assume it's an User problem. Meanwhile, I have a hard t
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by bulbar 3mo ago
It's two different topics in the sense that the process for skilled workers must be simplified so that they can come and stay easier. We also need those people as our society won't be sustainable otherwise. The challenges with Asy
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by bulbar 3mo ago
I see, that wasn't clear to me from what you wrote.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
How do you know they didn't just have heard about weighed median before and how to implement it? Or did just more grinding on leetcode in general. I am not convinced that what you call "strong" can be tested by something like
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Yeah, you basically have to grind leetcode or get lucky - having a interviewer giving you enough hints or come up with a (for you) novel idea on the fly.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
I agree and apparently we don't even have good terms that show the difference of the two groups.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
That's basically why you should learn the language of the country you live in. Blaming people for not speaking English in Germany is pretty weird. How about learning German instead?
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by bulbar 3mo ago
The shortage of workers in the health care sector is well established, just look at some numbers. As my wife works in health care sector, I also know that from own experience. Here colleagues and friends are mostly from within EU but also o
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by bulbar 3mo ago
I think you talking about refugees, not regular migration. People who migrate need to deposit thousands of Euros, at least when they come for training in health care sector (nurse or doctor). You can also come if you have an offer from a Ge
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by bulbar 3mo ago
At least in Germany, we are in dire need of skilled workers of different kind. Your argument seems weird, where exactly will the civil war happen, US, Europe, EU, both?
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by bulbar 3mo ago
It's the impression you get from media. Get born outside the western world and migrate to Europe as a skilled worker and your live increases significantly as well as that it your family. Same goes for the society you live in.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
You talking about refugees or migration? That's two totally different things. Germany is in desperate need of migration and yes, the people that come are skilled workers. Refugees is a completely different topic.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
That perspective is weird as foreign health care workers right now are the only thing that keep the health care sector from collapsing.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Do you have more information regarding age based degradation? I haven't looked too deeply into the topic and I am not sure if the argument had been about pure age based degradation or about "after X years because a person will hav
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Yeah, of course they can/could, it's just that it does not make sense from an economic point of view. Which directly circles back to the beginning "USPS is not profitable".
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by bulbar 3mo ago
And the current situation, having a billionaire running the country, is fully intentional by a major part of the society. Want to get rid of corruption? - Vote a representative of the source of that corruption (aka billionaires) into power.
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by bulbar 3mo ago
"Just build it from scratch, can't be that hard" - every software engineer at some point in the past. It is that hard and even harder. An then you have the problem that politicians and societies have a hard time to decide on
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by bulbar 3mo ago
German railroad system worked pretty well, then it got partially privatized around 20 years ago. Supposingly cheaper that way. Turned out, cost were cut regarding infrastructure to make it cheaper. Today, the railroad system is terrible and
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Yeah, I mean having AI generate it is fine for me as that's the world we live in today. It's just, until few years ago, the meaning of such projects was different. "Do cool things and talk about it". That's differen
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Any data available regarding the median or how many with no connection at all?
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by bulbar 3mo ago
Look what Rütte did. Everybody knows how to play Trump. The whole world now plays "do whatever you want, just take care to make Trump thinking he looks good while doing it, or at least afterwards". The US isn't an actor anymo
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by bulbar 4mo ago
You don't get up the ranks over years and decades by not caring. Politics is not foremost about money, but about power. You can make a lot of money, obviously, but the driver is power.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It must be talked about though and resisted where possible (i.e. when voting). Otherwise, the US will be Russia 2.0 in no time.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
So, when would billionaires want to remove politicians? When the politicians are a) too corrupt or b) not corrupt enough The answer seems obvious. To me, at least, apparently not to quite many US citizen.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It's a mistake to let AI write code unsupervised by a human. I tend to let it write code and then iterate on it. Sometimes myself (because explaining would take longer than actually doing it) sometimes I prompt the AI to improve specif
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by bulbar 4mo ago
I believe many have very good instincts, but they are about "do I get into trouble if I do that / don't do that"
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Power vacuums get filled, obviously. Why even maintain such a vast navy to consume money in international waters? Just protect your immediate coast line, why would you care what's going on in the Pacific or Atlantic Ocean or the Arctic
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by bulbar 4mo ago
I volunteer to keep voting for parties that do not start a war that effectively can only be won with boots on the grounds, as I have always been, from Europe, as a citizen of a Europe country. > That 'political reason' is that
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> And should any "new world order" have the US in its center now? Before Trump, the US was the best option by far. With Trump this needs to change obviously as the US might become an autocratic country similar to Russia soon. &
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Really not sure how to interpret this thread. I could buy a drone for 100 bucks 10 years ago. Using cheap drones for asymmetric warfare can't be new or surprising for a country with a supposed vast intelligence network. Or for a countr

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