cs02rm0

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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I'd imagine it's contractor rates.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Sounds to me like it is _the_ Head of Cyber Security, but there are other technology roles outside of Cyber Security in the "team".
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
And one that makes up APIs that don't work.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Maybe it will, but we're not even close yet. I've tried so many times to get ChatGPT to generate code and every time it produces something that looks like code, looks like it would work but doesn't work - for fundamental reas
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I guess most frustrating to me was the request to format the code and fix the commit message as if it was on track, only to be rejected... That does suck, from multiple people too. Code review processes that put off developers from contri
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Getting out of Russia.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I don't know (I'm just a Brit watching from afar), but I'd assume the LAPD have databases full of information on citizens, of course not shared with the public web, only shared with police forces, mostly. The public web thoug
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Will it reflect badly on them if the new owners decide to take it in some different direction? I think there's still a flip side to these decisions. Google has an established reputation as a product killer, I'm sure the effect o
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
In the past, we funded our work through consulting projects, but looking ahead, we’re going to offer a managed version for enterprises and charge per deployment or federation. Interesting. Flower seems to fit well for people who are sensi
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
And abbreviations. Most Brits know NFN - Normal For Norfolk. There's some hilarious ones. While I can see the offensive side and this sort of thing is likely going to be assigned to history eventually I suspect there's some value
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Reminds me of people being up in arms when Wikipedia turned up because anyone could contribute. Seems like the same thing is still happening.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I didn't think so. But it mimics it so well I'm starting to wonder what GI really is. Maybe we are.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
This tool could be a lot more dangerous on many levels than a freaking loom Not quite sure that's how the Luddites viewed it. I suspect they thought that if something is harmful, distressing, dangerous etc, People have the right to
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Luddites.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I keep trying to use it for code and it keeps leading me up the garden path with suggestions that look really reasonable but don't work. Off the top of my head - a python app for drawing over a macos screen, but it used an API which di
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I do this every few years, though increasingly it seems I'm not alone. Do it. Travel, take up hobbies, explore side projects, potential alternative careers or just make your bed, tidy the house and get some exercise in. Try and make it
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I was advised to move every two years in software, without knowing if it would be good advice. As it happens I roughly did that for a while, until I went contracting when curiously I stuck around for longer, well, not that curiously - I can
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I'm not a fan either. Java seems to be declining in prevalence in my corner of industry, I'm sure these changes are made by wiser minds than mine, but I'm sceptical about whether such a choice is really right for users.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Completely agree. I think the flaw is that someone believes they turn up to a project and in reviewing code to fit it to a mental model they understand they believe they're improving the readability for others who think like them. In r
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
I went to do this sort of thing the other day. First thing I did was try and find a Pi Zero 2 W. Discovered most models of Raspberry Pi are completely unavailable. And so, another side project was canned.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
It's where my head went too and I'd be in favour of the headline being updated, but I don't think diabetes owns the association between a letter and number.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Does seem odd to expect to share code early and a risk to share it with any interested party. I mean, it's someone else's code, your engineers are going to say it's rubbish, it needs a full rewrite and throwing away, warn us
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
The people using something like this are likely people who won't buy from the advertiser.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
As a Java developer, sort of, who uses Maven (not Gradle) but spends more time fixing UI stuff (because that's where everything breaks), I don't recognise this at all. I can't say I'm a Maven cheerleader but I find nodej
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Definitely a thing in the UK. Tall poppy syndrome - you didn't want to stand out in any way.
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
That's set to off. I still get them though...
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
Yeah. I log in and type "Morning" as is the routine in our main channel. Then over the next two hours I get 30 notifications about people liking my comment and nothing for anything actually useful, like calls. It doesn't even
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
- The mute/unmute button is hard to find, I don't think I've ever attended a Teams meeting without someone struggling with this. Teams should change its name to "You're on mute" As far as the keyboard's
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
They'd hate where I work. Rather than message to ask to call, we just call. The whole point of calling is to reduce the pain of having to type out a load of stuff that's easier to say and comes with the extra nuances of verbal com
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by cs02rm0 4y ago
A few off the top of my head. The keyboard swiping is off the charts awful compared to Android. It has no idea what word I want unless I'm incredibly specific, it recommends words I'm highly unlikely to use, adds punctuation almos

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