dizlexic

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by dizlexic 9mo ago
While you're correct. I truly believe the velocity offered outweighs this consideration for 90% of the application teams and startups. I've personally never worked in a clean codebase, and I've been convinced long ago that th
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
I ask a LLM to do it :'(
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
The piece I think people are missing is for years the biggest bottle neck for development has been time. These services have just ripped apart the time barrier, and the industry is still trying to wrap their head around that. To me the next
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
... do you have any evidence to back up this claim?
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
Are you surprised? there's money to be made.
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
My argument is that he contributed to a ballot initiative that passed (meaning the majority supported it), but he was still targeted and lost his job because media platforms targeted him. To quote Andrew Sullivan > "McCarthyism appl
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
I invite you to google for news articles reporting on his donations prior to his removal from Mozilla. this is my favorite (mainly because they also call out donations to Ron Paul.) https://www.theguardian.com/technology&#x2
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
It didn't start when it was people losing their jobs on the right? Brandon Eich's political donation comes to mind.
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
>How is that different from how it worked without LLMs? I won't lie and say "That's a great idea" when it isn't.
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
It's almost like connected infrastructure is inherently unsafe. I stand by "your kid, your problem". I don't want any kid to be "unsafe", but commonsense went out the window when schools started to require the
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by dizlexic 9mo ago
It’s been good for quite awhile now.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
As someone who was blown away when I started my own online business and underestimated what I would be responsible for with taxes I could go full libertarian and yell "TAXATION IS THEFT" from the rafters, but I'll refrain. It
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Alarmist silliness. If it's a bubble prices will drop. If it isn't production will adapt.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Meh, uuid go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
You're probably right. This one just felt like Groundhog Day, but I can't argue with "nothing ventured nothing gained".
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
I'm not going to let go my argument with Dan Abramov on x 3 years ago where he held up rsc as an amazing feature and i told him over and over he was making a foot gun. tahdah! I'm a nobody PHP dev. He's a brilliant developer.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Not really, we just say the parents are more attuned to their child then the national government. I love the dystopian argument that without age laws parents would be out buying cigarettes and booze.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Authoritarians use power. That’s why consolidation of power is bad. Government is historically the most dangerous place to centralize power.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
And if the government regulates your children join an after school program where they learn outdoor survival skills, exercise, and learn the popular political parties glee club. There would be nothing new here? The argument is that kids bei
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Apple, so hip they're clinging to 2008.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
From what I've seen AI isn't driving purchasing of consumer electronics. It's mainly a talking point for reviewers.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
The number of responses that could have just been "no I don't" is remarkable. > "Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence" To add to that, never be shocked at the level of incompetence
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
They were warned. I don't see how this can be characterized as anything but sloppy.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
So that’s your “it’s not related to use server” argument? That seems like it could be a quote from their hardening guide.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Who knew react server components was a bad idea.... They'll fix it, and it will probably be fine. But every single old school PHP developer and or developer with commonsense knew this was coming.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
Enron made boat loads.
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by dizlexic 10mo ago
ikr, no way this could have been predicted and warned about for months and months before now.
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by dizlexic 11mo ago
My experience is companies are hiring CS grads for helpdesk, and maybe eventually promoting them to what they went to school for. I'm a self-taught senior. At my current company have only ever been a developer, but everyone I work with
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by dizlexic 11mo ago
Probably not helpful, but as a high school dropout and self-taught developer in the industry since 2012. It seems like new grads are being stuck in a similar situation to what the self taughts had to go through to break into a job. Companie
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by dizlexic 11mo ago
Then you must provide access to your phone or be held in jail indefinitely / until you comply for violating that court order.

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