captaincaveman

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by captaincaveman 3y ago
oh it helps, it doesn't multiply my productivity, I wish it did! It marginally increases my productivity and reduces some friction, honestly I'm more than happy for it to write as much code as it can on my behalf, it just can&#x27
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Yes, that sounds about right!
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
So once diagnosed what then, pills or is there anything else that can be done?
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Interested in knowing how you got started, any prior knowledge/training, as that seems quite the hill to climb?
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Well as someone not already familiar with it, I've no idea what it is for, github readme didn't help?
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
In practice this doesn't work very well in an enterprise, the boxes end up a mix bag of different levels of things, some abstract some concrete, some just random. So if you need to piece together larger chunks of architecture, a supply
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Wait, I thought Apple had given up on it's car project?
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
A publicity stunt?
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Those previous people probably got promotions in new role, as they had experiance with a $1.5 mill ad budget!
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
"An architect is someone who comes up with a plan to build something without any real care about budget, labor costs, or labor skills - both in software and in buildings." Whenever I hear developers say stuff like this, they just
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
They are a user, they choose to moderate or not, forcing people in this way to contribute only in a very specific way means, less users ...
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
I'm a good bit older than you, for me the eye opener is by travelling the world and seeing how much has been trashed. When I was a kid it felt like there was a vast amount of nature out there (even then a lot of damage had been done,
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Actually it was also that it was standalone and no wires.
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
Probably better to ask what good things our dad's did, I can tell you my kids love it when I make them help put the laundry away, I suspect their opinions might differ :)
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by captaincaveman 3y ago
In the late 90's /2000 Kevin Warwick was saying AI is is going to be increasingly problematic, and was considered something of a buffoon by academia (or some of), now they are all on the bandwagon. Cybernetics at Reading did a lot
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Warwick: Cyborg or Media Doll?(wired.com)
3 points by captaincaveman 3y ago|1 comments
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Could it swap, so we can have lisp back?
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
I think that is probably the right way to go. We have a put a few things on AWS which really don't fit there too well, all on the benefits of shutting down our on-prem estate, 5 years later we still have an on-prem estate.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Its this sort of drivel that I hope ChatGPT will destroy, people bullshitting on topics they don't have insightful understanding of is exactly what a bot is good for. So yes freak out the bots can do that now, you can stop writing.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Assuming this is true, wasn't it the bailing out of the banks a major factor in the need for austerity?
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
If we kick the Conservatives, hmmm I wonder who will be next up to bat, ohh for about a decade until we are sick of their incompetence.. goto 10. They just literally wait their turn, terrible incompetence and no accountability.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Largely agree with what you're saying, not so much on retirees, yes they should be means tested, but I have seen old people getting robbed of their homes to pay for some shitty nursing home.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
There is, we have a low bar of what a senior engineer imho.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Be careful not to read the news, your larder and fridge will suddenly be bare ...
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Yes can't easily use the colour to judge how tasty tomatoes are, some of the best ones I've ever had were a big green looking, but were grown in the Portuguese sun naturally.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Grown in massive greenhouses require electric etc thus the cost has gone up because the cost of fuel has gone up, including transporting these things across the continent.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
There is a shortage in some out of season fruit/veg, I really have not been impacted at all. Importing less food staples, and eating/growing food within our climate range is no bad thing.
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Many things have made engineers more productive in my working lifetime, yet there still more of these pesky software engineers than ever!
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
Cutting staff is not going to reduce their revenue for some time, and in the interim their profits increase and thus defends the stock price at a time the tech sector is getting reassessed (valuations are too high, and need adjusting). The
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by captaincaveman 4y ago
> All the money goes to Google! That's an aspect I hadn't considered, nor heard anyone else suggest!

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