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by devjab 3y ago
I’m curios as to why you think the hype isn’t warranted. If you go through my history (you don’t have too I’ll sum it up), you’ll see that I’m not impressed by the capabilities of LLM to actually do my work. Not for a lack of trying, but be
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by devjab 3y ago
I work in an investment bank that builds, operates and sells solar parks, and while the main builk of the work we do in the development department is in the fields of finance and asset management we do sometimes work with the solar inverter
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by devjab 3y ago
> You didn’t answer the question . How do you have a global graph without sending data to every country where your friends are? You do not, but that is not what the ruling is about. This ruling is about Meta using standard contracts (SCC
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by devjab 3y ago
I went your road. Sort of, and came back to development at the end of it. What I did was take MBA courses at university level, this is sort of what happens when you either want to or move into management roles in Denmark. At least the part
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by devjab 3y ago
Java was never really an option because of how hard it is to hire for in my region of Denmark (and maybe the field of green energy). Java certainly has some presence at some of the larger tech focused enterprise orgs, but most developers we
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by devjab 3y ago
We gradually wanted to move our Java, C# and C++ into a more “generalised purpose” language because it would be easier to maintain and operate a small team with one language in what was becoming a non-tech enterprise. Python was our first g
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by devjab 3y ago
You seem to be right: https://denstoredanske.lex.dk/Anton_van_Leeuwenhoek Says 275x. I guess my education lied to me.
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by devjab 3y ago
Are you sure? I ask because the Dutch were wild by the end of the seventeenth century, people like Antoni van Leeuwenhoek achieved 500x magnification with a single lens microscope as an example. If you wonder why I know this, it’s because t
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by devjab 3y ago
I'll admit that I don't know a whole lot about global supply chains for tech mastodons, but seeing how this isn't going to be an European thing, wouldn't this lead to companies like Apple being forced to create a trans p
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by devjab 3y ago
You wrote this later and I apologise for bringing it up here: > a correctly implemented pure DOM manipulation app you would update the DOM once to match your state, that's faster than building a VDOM and diffing it Bur that is sort
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by devjab 3y ago
> Both Javascript and the DOM are slow, there's no changing that. The DOM isn't slow. Adding or removing a DOM node is literally a few point swaps, which isn't much more than setting a property on an OOP language object. W
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by devjab 3y ago
I’m not American, I never understood the credit system so I may have misunderstood it. I’ve always been a little afraid to ask, but isn’t it sort of weird that it is legal to score your citizens like that in a democracy? I can understand th
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by devjab 3y ago
I’ll be sure to check it out. To be more specific it’s about using dotnet EF core to generate a .sql artifact and then executing it using mssql server tool. I wanted to just generate one big .sql instead of one per context, but maybe you
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by devjab 3y ago
Maybe you are much better at prompting it than me, but I’ve gotten absolutely no value out of it in regards to my professional coding. Not for lack of trying either. I’ll give you a few examples of what I mean. Friday we decided to split ou
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by devjab 3y ago
For the past 6 or 7 years I've had a side gig as an external examiner for CS students, and I've gotten GPT to pass most of the programming questions they ask the students in the programming exam. It's things like building a d
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by devjab 3y ago
I think it would be more fair to say “venture” or “growth” capitalism. Non-profit organisations exist on the same principles of capitalism that for-profit organisations do, and many of them would not exist in a world without the freedom fro
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by devjab 3y ago
PHP has been a great language for a while, essentially since the world of enterprise became web based instead of application based. I suspect it’s not seeing too much adoption because it wasn’t always great, partly because a lot of enterpri
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by devjab 3y ago
> live in a world where they have no choice but to use Google SDKs and services Which world is this? I’m genuinely interested not trying to be rude.
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by devjab 3y ago
Maybe this is a Danish thing, but around here the absolute best benefits are always found in “boring” places like banking, healthcare, energy sector, public sector and similar enterprise. Sure it’s not foosball and beer, but stuff like good
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by devjab 3y ago
I wonder how this will work for Google. I can only speak for the Danish market, but when we (both private and public Enterprise) buy devices for business we tend to want the supplier to roll them for us. Apple and many Android manufactures
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by devjab 3y ago
Analytics are widely used in communication departments in European enterprise, and where that previously was very often Google Analytics, it’s hard to use it because of Google’s inability/unwillingness to change their enterprise target
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by devjab 3y ago
I suppose it depends on where you live. In Denmark when some of our banks failed in 2007-2008 the government simply assumed ownership of the banking operation until the healthy business (regular people) could be sold and transferred to othe
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by devjab 3y ago
I think you should see this more as people putting their money into different investment platforms rather than people withdrawing massive amounts of cash and keeping it under their mattresses. When you invest a minimum of 100k Euro your opt
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by devjab 3y ago
I think you can have a lot of debate on it, but for me personally it can be summoned down to the following: the privacy sandbox wants to block tracking on everything that isn’t of “high user interest”. But as a user I don’t want “any” priva
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by devjab 3y ago
I can give you a few examples. Some of the “issues” are more general, as in it giving you dated answers. I asked it so build some ODATA things in Typescript and C#, and it did to varying degrees of success, but some of the code was deprecat
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by devjab 3y ago
I'm in two minds about it. On one hand the internet (in general) has become so hard to find information on, and I agree with the author that GPT is a breath of fresh air. On the other hand I've seen GPT fail so miserably at topics
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by devjab 3y ago
I can't wait for the EU to force messaging services to work-together. I absolutely hate the green text bubble and how it ruins group messages, but its entirely because Apple (and all the other messaging services) are anti-consumer. I g
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by devjab 3y ago
Did anyone say that something was wrong with typescript? It’s my preferred language these days, in non-tech enterprise you’ll basically have to use it and since it’s good enough for everything, it’s easy to have small teams that can all wor
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by devjab 3y ago
Performance matters, but I’m not sure people are saying that it doesn’t. I’m not a performance “first” type of programmer by any means, but I always keep it in the back of my mind, what I also tend to keep in the back of my mind is cost. I
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by devjab 3y ago
Do you mean their vendor-lock-in but much easier to use kubernetes? We can’t because of EU laws prohibiting us from that kind of vendor lock-in.

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