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I also went yesterday. I'll share my contrary review[0]. [0] My review of TRON: Ares on Letterboxd https://boxd.it/bjIHvX
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This is a great breakdown of why different folks get dramatically different results from AI coding. The TL;DR is in this quote: "The key point isn’t about different AI tools or approaches. It’s about understanding that AI multiplies w
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If you're not 100% sure already, don't go there. This is true of any software. You must know both software development and the specific industry your product will be used by to write anything useful.
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https://archive.ph/W64uS If I had to guess, I'd say the group that owns British Airways and Iberia would want to grab it. TAP is actually quite a nice airline.
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When I worked at IBM as a mainframe programmer in the 90's, the first lesson we were taught is, "There is no such thing as computer security, only the appearance of computer security. Usually, that is enough." This true at th
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A post about fashion without any pictures of either the fashions or the designers. Nothing to see here, literally.
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Sales cures everything, as Mark Cuban says. There has never been any significant demand for headwear displays.
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Chasing another product that most people don't want.
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The Patel Motel Story (documentary film)
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Chips only run machine code. There is no software in existence which is not machine code when run. HTML is not a programming language but a presentation format and every system you can use to display it runs machine code.
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Done! Looks useful.
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So, not real then. PS: You can't get a patent unless you can show how to make it real. Not how it "would" work but how it does work. But TBH, I'm with the rest that say this kind of visual programming is DOA for most a
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Interesting. I didn't know anyone had come up with a declarative language for binary files.
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It's already true. Nothing runs but machine code. We will still have other abstractions in between, written by both LLMs and humans because they're easier to reason about and work with than assembly, both for text-modeling LLMs an
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https://archive.ph/bOesx
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Agreed! A credit card dispute is a strong signal from an unhappy customer. And you're going to let it be handled by a robot? That's not smart. If you make it easy for customers to reach a human, and easy for a human to issue refun
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When airplanes were invented, it was believed they would end wars. Really. AI tools are tools, like typewriters and airplanes. Problems that people cause in the world (and can but don't fix) are just that: people problems.
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TL;DR: You can't use AI tools with your resume but we can and we do.
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Isn't private equity where great brands go to die? I can think of several that succumbed to the temptation to sell off all their parts.
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https://archive.ph/2eYir
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https://archive.ph/liCHu
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Yes, especially in SaaS. Every company that offers one uses 30 others internally. The long term effect is that, owing to the costs of the compute hardware all this runs on, all of these services become profit centers for Google, Amazon, a
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Should be marked 2023 and was outdated even then. It's often easier to compute what should be displayed with JS, then display that with custom HTML, and this is exactly what web components (a standard) do.
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The article says the idea is based on scientific principles, but is it really true that light exhibits a motive force on matter in a vacuum? Have we demonstrated that?
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https://archive.ph/HOOFc
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https://archive.ph/m7v4w
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Apple has always been famously anti-developer. They write terrible documentation, too. You're supposed to suck up to them to get access to their precious users. Everything in this article is a reason to stay away from everything propri
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What do mean? The Commodore 64 shipped with BASIC. Even the cheap VIC-20 had it. And both machines had a real keyboard, making programming much easier than with the PET and its squashed, square keys.
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Johnson & Johnson is not a friendly medicine company. They have a long history of causing and suppressing information about harms in their products. It's quite likely that they were responsible for the Tylenol contamination scare d
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