drfloyd51

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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Ham and eggs. The chicken is involved. The pig is committed.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
That is a pricing problem. And it is an absolute risk. That doesn’t change AI’s potential to be a better coder than 98-100% of everyone.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Wait… LinkedIn shared a public profile a user filled out for the purposes of sharing. Someone viewed the profile. How exactly is it “personal data” who viewed the profile? If I put my resume on my website, is my ISP required to tell me who
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
That’s what that was? I had no idea. I just knew I could hear muted TVs whine. I asked my parents about it. They couldn’t hear it. So I wasn’t sure if it was real. I feel so relieved.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
He died at 8:05 EST.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
It is pure arrogance to expect that machines will never be able to code as good as a skilled human. And AI generated code should be different than human code. AI has infinite memory for details. AI doesn’t need organizational patterns lik
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
They are still anti-social. But they see the “social” as a way to feed the AI better, to make better code. The focus is still the code.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
If I charged people for the privilege of listening to me recite relevant parts of the book to them for profit? Yes. Depending on the copyright.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Somewhat related, but useful?: I setup AutoHotKey to, after I use alt+tab to switch to a new window, AHK will move the mouse the center of newly activated window. Turns out it’s handy. After switching apps the cursor is in a defined locatio
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
I put on my robe and wizard hat.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
And to add to the confusion, the display reads 100% of the current capacity. 100% of 80%.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
4.05V is 94% of 4.2V. Does that translate to having 94% capacity longer. For a total capacity over time greater than maxing to 100% with an 20% falloff?
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
I think getting ads that are relevant to me is better than compete nonsense. BUT, I also don’t want to give advertisers any information to do it. (Maybe A.S.L. is ok to share?) Yes. I know my two thoughts are in conflict, for the advertiser
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Asking the real questions!
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Which is irrelevant to TMP or TEMP. It could simply be: When envars were added to MSDOS…
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
I played the heck out of some space trading game based on drug wars I think. You “flew” around between planets buying and selling cargo. I would love to play something like that again on my phone.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
They hold their poses better when they are frozen too.
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by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Your estimates do not account for speed of delivery. If an AI can deliver 10x faster, the target is less than 10x a dev salary. But 10x faster also gets you to market sooner. Which has value.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
> why not? I wonder. > Since v2 QD comes with a permission system that makes things safer. That’s why not. You got your JavaScript in my HTML. Seriously though… it might be a useful feature. Or it could kill your product’s focus. Sinc
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Some languages don’t make a distinction. And if a language doesn’t have a word for green or blue it won’t have a word for brown or orange either. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2%80%93green_distinction...
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Some of the suggestions are kind-of exactly that. But they specify not a change to the default behavior, but a new behavior based on the presence of a new attribute. You could change the default behavior to the “safer” behavior. And then ad
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Akshully… These flaws were left in so there would be no proof of a creator. Because with proof, there is no faith. And faith is a requirement of winning. Imagine how hard it must have been to design “flaws” like these but still allow humans
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
I am thinking of { all the formatting. }
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
When I found my first tabbed browser. Netcaptor. It changed everything. Open in new tab. Open in new tab. Open in new tab. Go back to the first tab which has finally finished loading. Consume.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
lol all you want. I’ve got 5 people on my team buying food and housing for their families with typescript skills.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Imagine a world where your editor shows you what you want to see… but saves in a standard format for sharing.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Never do a job well if you never want to do it again.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Not since I was a teenager.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Did you forget how to not buy things?
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Never bet against laziness. “You mean I have to go to adoby.com and not adobe.com to download? Forget it. It am out.”

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