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by cstever 8mo ago
People will pay for quality craftsmanship they can touch and enjoy and can afford and cannot do on their own - woodworking. Less so for quality code and apps because (as the Super Bowl ads showed us) anyone can create an app for their busi
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From Coder to Orchestrator: The future of software engineering with AI(humanwhocodes.com)
1 points by cstever 8mo ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Nadella: AI needs 'social permission' to consume so much energy(politico.com)
3 points by cstever 9mo ago|2 comments
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Microservices Are Not an Excuse for Chaos(happihacking.com)
2 points by cstever 1y ago|0 comments
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by cstever 1y ago
For those intereseted. Here's the link to "The Master Key" on Gutenberg https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/21526
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by cstever 3y ago
If junior engineers are replaced by AI, who will be the Principles @ your firm in 20 years?
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The public paid for “Moderna's” vaccine, and now we're going to pay again(pluralistic.net)
13 points by cstever 4y ago|5 comments
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by cstever 4y ago
More life responsibilities isn't a bad thing. Life is (or should be) made of intentional decisions by the user (you). And the culmination of these intentional decisions can fill your life with meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. You do
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by cstever 4y ago
For a little bit of flavor. After I saw this post (I don't follow D&D or Wizards or Hasbro news) I thought immediately of BFRPG. Found this post in Basic Fantasy's forum, so this move by WotC is definitely going to have an i
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by cstever 4y ago
I have enjoyed reading "The Songs of Distant Earth" by Arthur C. Clarke which talks about seed ships and the culture rise from that. It's an interesting read.
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by cstever 4y ago
Don't get me wrong. I stream too. I think technology is great. I'm only a Luddite when my code won't compile. I do a lot of things on line. At least 8 hours of my day is developing software from my home, so my only interact
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by cstever 4y ago
For me (my 2 cents), I think it's more than nostalgia. It's about community. It's about face to face interaction. I recently listened to a piece on NPR about lunches and working in France and why it's important. htt
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by cstever 6y ago
I appreciate the information. This is the kind of thing I am needing to understand it better. I have a lot of misconceptions about crypto, which is why I am asking the questions. I do the same thing in other areas as well (COVID/Vac
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by cstever 6y ago
I just thought Crypto would level the playing field. that seems to be a misconception on my part. Sounds like it's more that I can have access to my money all the time because of a centralized system. Although I am finding in resear
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by cstever 6y ago
That's the nature of my understanding of crypto and why I asked the question. I don't know if Big Companies can dilute the effectiveness of crytpo. It's why I asked. Maybe off topic for this HN post. I don't know. Cr
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by cstever 6y ago
With "big" companies coming in on the Crypto bandwagon is Crypto really worth anything? I don't understand (and maybe someone can explain it to me) how Crypto is for "the little guy" when those who started out at t
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Apple Promotes Strange New Game Type in iOS App Store, 'Pay Once and Play'(forbes.com)
8 points by cstever 12y ago|4 comments
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by cstever 12y ago
>"Clients–the good ones, at least–don’t CARE how many hours you’re spending to do X and Y, as long as you’re doing a damn good job at X and Y and adding significant value to their company." this resonates with me; In software w