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by elevatortrim 1y ago
What you say about "extroverted" is interesting, because I do not see myself as an introvert. Once I am familiar with the people around, I am social bee, very chatty, energised by speaking with others etc. I crave social relations
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Perhaps it is normal, it has been a great challenge my whole life. Every new school, new job, new environment has been a struggle until I made friends in natural ways (either I had to wait someone approached me, or it has been through activ
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I believe most people barely notice me but how do I realise this?
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Thanks! Checking this out now...
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I have social anxiety and it is completely unrelated to likeableness. I do not think people would not like me, I do not try to avoid people disliking me, that's not the point at all. Quite the opposite, I'm sure I'm an intere
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I do not see anything in this study that accounts for the decline in economic activity. Is it AI replacing the jobs, or is it that companies are not optimistically hiring, which disproportionally impacts entry level jobs?
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Trying to prevent stupidity by regulations and rules is proving to be problematic: Because we have very successfully prevented stupid from destroying themselves, and let them thrive on the successes of others built (e.g. anti-vaxers are rel
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Automating software development is not unethical. The unethical bit is allowing resource flow default to those who own the means of production. As a software developer, when I automate someone's job, say of a cashier, I do not start to
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I actually built something (a time tracking tool that helps developers log their time consistently on jira and harvest) that most developers in my company use in under a week. I have backend development background so I was able to review th
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I think the gap between what the companies looking for and what the individuals has to offer is increasing. When a company advertises a role, they are increasingly looking for someone who either has done the same exact job in the exact spec
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Yes but for the purposes of these conversations, we do not need to say "good juniors" "good engineers" every time. After all, for every task, it is possible to find someone who is really bad at it, and we should not need
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I think there are two broad cases where ai coding is beneficial: 1. You are a good coder but working on a new (to you) or building a new project, or working with a technology you are not familiar with. This is where AI is hugely beneficial.
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Most people are using LLMs because they fear that it will be the future and they will miss out if they do not learn it now although they are aware they are not more productive but can’t say that in a business environment.
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Nope. Connecting to the business keeps you valued at your current job. You do things that are unusual in industry, to create great impact for your company. But if you tell how you achieved those things in an interview, the decision maker,
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
In this instance, it may not lead to massive unemployment as it could be simply that we do more white collar work than we currently do. White collar work, for the large part, is not born out of necessity, as white-collars, we do not produce
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Musicianship is a good example of why you should not think doing what you love would keep you afloat. Effort required to become a good musician is comparable to a surgeon (likely more) yet the chances of success is comparable to that of a f
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
I tend to disagree as European male. We are very lonely too in our walkable cities.
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Microsoft is owing its bad reputation to Windows, Office, Sharepoint!!!, Teams (and more?). The quality of developer tools and languages (C#, Visual Studio, Code and .NET Ecosystem, Azure UI is also great) from Microsoft has been flawless (
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
That's a sensible thought but Turkish QWERTY keyboard includes both the English-exclusive (Q, X, W) and Turkish-exclusive characters so switching is rarely required.
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Hmm, you are kind of right but not exactly: Yes, there are two keys, but their function is not to write the character as a "Turkish i" and an "English i". These keys are necessary because there are 4 variations, that nee
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Not sure about this. For this to work, one of these would need to happen: 1. Have two "i" characters on Turkish keyboards, one to use when writing in English, one in Turkish. Sounds difficult to get used to. Always need to be cons
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
What made you pick up again? Why not drop now?
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
This sentence does not say any more than commenting on burglary to say “everyone tries to get resources for themselves”. A small bakery cannot engage in price manipulation for a meaningful time or volume to oust competition, that activity i
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by elevatortrim 1y ago
Why would it be a tooling issue? AI has access to email, IDEs, and all kinds of systems. It still cannot go and build software on its own by speaking to stakeholders, taking instructions from a PM, understanding it needs to speak to DevOps
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by elevatortrim 2y ago
This is assuming most white collar economically productive work is currently utilised to improve standard of lives and is a bottleneck which is at best questionable.
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by elevatortrim 2y ago
I agree, this looks like a great way to hold governments to account or at least make their progress visible. I am now feeling a pain for the lack of this for my government.
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by elevatortrim 2y ago
That’s because Chrome is vastly better than Edge and that is an exceptional situation. In most other places you look, you will see people using defaults all the time, because defaults are incredibly powerful.
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by elevatortrim 3y ago
It is funny that there are lots of "consent" discussions, entire companies to capture and manage user "consent", consent standards like "TCF v2.2" or "act"s like "GMA" when the whole thing b
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by elevatortrim 3y ago
This is a lot of people's experiences right now, young or old. As a manager who hires a lot, I could not care less about your age, would not even cross my mind as a criteria. Not saying agism does not exist, but not everywhere. It is a
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