captaincaveman

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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Terms have different meaning in different context, I think both terms are valid in this case, thus a qualifying word to remove ambiguity is the normal solution.
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
If I understand what is being stated correctly; even if I assert a prohibition in my licence for my creative work (code) not to be used by Copilot (or any other machine learning model as training data), it wouldn't matter as its not co
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
> addressed at a higher level. Odin?
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Looks like a useful and fun side project, just wish I had time to play with it!
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
> the only real hope of change is that a higher power takes more control Odin?
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Useful for refreshing concepts I'd learnt/coded at Uni, 20 years ago and not used since ... which isn't as snarky as it sounds. Basically with a bit of drilling, a competent programmer should be able to get the hang of those
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
You could arguably better correlate that with teenagers gaining access to personal image sharing devices .. i.e. camera phones, and publishing platforms i.e. they can share photos/videos ... systemically the issue is self worth being l
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Nicely done sir!
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Spot on, its often middle management not really understanding engineering, and think they can do better by just have someone else do it for them, but total lack of foresight on the consequences, which to be fair they probably won't ha
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Very much this, a few places out sourced their IT on the cheap to ACN during financial crisis, the problem then is clawing it back years later, when actually it now costs lots to support a terrible mess and is a drag on the company.
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
If FLoC is opt out by default as many here claim, is this news saying that Github did nothing? Also if it is opt-out by default I guess it will be simple to see who has opted-in, a nice list of shame. Does this circumvent the EU cookie laws
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
So only if the publisher opts-in (sort of), and what about the user, if this is all done client side surely I should be opt out by default too? I assume I can set my browser to opt out easily?
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
Hmm what about Murdoch in News TV?
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
As a tip, don't try an learn every minute detail, think 20% gets you 80% of the way, the rest is probably not worth it for you, and if it is useful to clarify your own thinking that's good, but probably lost on anyone you want to
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
I find this kind of comment ironic (your not the only one to make it), its this kind of thinking which lead to UML becoming a complex over detailed beast, rather than be a tool to consistently model intentions. If you model at the correct l
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
When useful: Component diagrams, what is connected to what? Activity diagrams, what are the activities that happen, and have they got names? Sequence diagrams, so microservices on top of microservices, hmm please show me how you get item x?
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by captaincaveman 5y ago
It has mostly died with the current generation of engineers, due to a common problem. We tend to go to either extreme, UML all the things (model driven design), massively over specify things before you write code. Then react by saying, thi