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em-bee
3mo ago
why not? isn't all you need just bluetooth file upload to any other phone where you want to install it?
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em-bee
3mo ago
i wish miller columns were more popular. i did a search for linux. there are a few minor in development or abandoned file managers that have them. dolphin dropped them in 2012 because they were not used enough and to much work to maintain f
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em-bee
3mo ago
i don't think this is helpful. it is pay towards ownership, whereas rent isn't.
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em-bee
3mo ago
languages ideally should not have breaking changes ever. on the other hand, a language with frequent breaking changes should not be considered production ready. people are of course free to live on the edge, and if someone decided that zig
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em-bee
3mo ago
can you elaborate please? the way i read this it directly contradicts what you say here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48903436 “hooche Leit” is PA dialect for standard German “hohe Leute,” literally “high people” i
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em-bee
3mo ago
but you changed the name anyways, why?
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em-bee
3mo ago
good point. LLM code doesn't even do that.
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em-bee
3mo ago
that's a bit harsh.
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em-bee
3mo ago
the reason is that php was accessible. it provided the bridge between pre coded serverside includes and writing your whole website in code, which you would have had to do with any other language. nowadays many things that php made easy can
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em-bee
3mo ago
"höhergestellte" are "superiors". "hohe leute" is more like "upper class people"
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em-bee
3mo ago
the problem is that a lot of AI use is done blindly. how much of that bun rewrite in rust was verified by a human?
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em-bee
3mo ago
who let the dogs out?
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em-bee
3mo ago
having this talk over dinner sounds nice :-) german law or courts operate more on common sense than the letter of the law. to be able to reject a task from your boss the task has to be unreasonable. training/mentoring is not unreasonab
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em-bee
3mo ago
ok, so because of that you manually export changes you want to publish to a new repo? i'd start separating the repos. personally i would be uncomfortable using a repo that the developer does not use for their own development. if you ev
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em-bee
3mo ago
The notion that an experienced person should automatically consider mentorship to be part of their job is not backed by any code or contract that I'm aware of. every job i had, every developer i hired. it is also backed by german law
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em-bee
3mo ago
that doesn't make much sense. why go out of your way to publish a selected history instead of the whole work?
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em-bee
3mo ago
i don't know that crispin rant sounds pretty reasonable to me. it's not insulting and the argument is coherent. he has a point.
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em-bee
3mo ago
i think what the chaos did was enable more individual contributors. you didn't have to join the BSD team to get a core OS tool accepted into the system. anyone could just mix and match the tools and apps they liked. it's not that
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em-bee
3mo ago
but people thinking that computers and specifically AI are thinking and therefore their answers are thought through is equally problematic i think.
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em-bee
3mo ago
mentoring juniors should always be part of the job. sharing your experience and knowledge is part of the common job description. the idea that you just write code and never need to share your experience with others is a fundamental misunder
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em-bee
3mo ago
sure there are always options. but they may not be visible or accessible. maybe they can not or don't want to move because of family. maybe there are no alternative jobs in the area, maybe they hate teaching. seriously, the only sane r
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em-bee
3mo ago
well yes, they lost their livelyhood, and they may loose their home, their family and who knows what else.
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em-bee
3mo ago
if this is the experience in a team, then the team already has a problem. i expect these things to be made clear up front. when someone joins a team they should be assigned a mentor whom they can ask any question, no matter how dumb, and th
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em-bee
3mo ago
Why is he even needed? that's the point where i would want to start firing people. not because i want to replace them with AI, but because if they use AI to answer without contributing their own thoughts they make themselves replacea
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em-bee
3mo ago
well you were asking how to get out of the game. leaving facebook is one of the necessary steps. it may not be enough, and some things from you may still be tracked by meta, but less is better. it's as simple as that. i do have sympath
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em-bee
3mo ago
why are you on facebook?
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em-bee
3mo ago
ask supercomputer earth. it will figure it out in ten million years provided the computer doesn't get destroyed before that by that hyperspace bypass the vogons are planning.
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em-bee
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i'd love to join a cooperative myself. there exist a number of them. they mostly seem to do outsourcing/contract work. i suspect that they don't attract investors because the profit distribution would be different from the us
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em-bee
3mo ago
this started happening after a longer downtime. i see one or two of those per day. so far it has not been a bother. it's not like it's posting everything now, and the stuff i click on is interesting regardless most of the time. mo
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em-bee
3mo ago
that's the original post by the actual authors. that's the one that should be upvoted. they broke the title rule though.
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