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fedeb95
6mo ago
Social media are to be used for a very short amount of time daily. Discipline is required.
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6mo ago
If you copy the code infringing licenses, yes, it will be harder to legally sort things out. Otherwise, copying code and improving it with AI or with humans is the same, as long as the product improves. I doubt that many semi-automatic AI c
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6mo ago
security by obscurity doesn't work.
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6mo ago
I think both will stick around because they solve two different problems. 1) what are you able to do (skills) 2) which tools you have to do it (mcp)
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6mo ago
1984 gets more real every day.
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fedeb95
6mo ago
computers are good learning tools for adults that learned how to learn with books.
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fedeb95
7mo ago
This practice also describes coding in legacy applications, but instead of a silver leaf you have // TODO: fix
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7mo ago
Nassim Nicholas Taleb is triggered, then calms down a bit toward the end.
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7mo ago
This is interesting and goes beyond the usual AI hype. It's the beginning of a structured and efficient use of new tools (aka software engineering).
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7mo ago
and this is a good thing.
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fedeb95
7mo ago
where's porridge? Breakfast has way more dimensions.
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8mo ago
it is a short term benefit.
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8mo ago
Companies are the same that both give salaries to consumers and can up prices. More taxes on companies means higher prices, job cuts, less salary increases. It's not necessary to point out that your quote of the post-war economy is che
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8mo ago
you are citing distortions of a free market to invoke more distortions. This is the spiral I'm talking about.
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8mo ago
Every time UBI or some variant of it are presented, it is always presented as a benefit, so ti seems really nive. What I don't ever see addressed, is how it will work from a cost perspective. UBI is a cost: a Universal Basic Cost. Who
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8mo ago
this kind of reasoning will accumulate so much inefficiencies that it will eventually blow up. Or, in the best case scenario, create a proportional inflation that makes this subsidies useless. Think about the big picture: your salary is a c
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8mo ago
knowing how it works, meaning what it does, doesn't always imply knowing its inner details. Its the basis of abstraction.
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8mo ago
I don't get what the fence metaphor has to do with the problem
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8mo ago
I get the point of the article. However, you can have both: programmers that write tests and don't override safety measures AND safety measures.
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8mo ago
why does the author imply not knowing everything is a bad thing? If you have clear protocol and interfaces, not knowing everything enables you to make bigger innovations. If everything is a complex mess, then no.
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8mo ago
seems is the key word. 3.5% - or any other % - actively engaging doesn't mean that if you cast a vote, 3.5% would support. Probably an order of magnitude more. People tend to be inert, even when they agree with something. However, some
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9mo ago
no way?
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9mo ago
I'm not talking about being hermits. But if you have one hour alone, you could learn to be happy with your own mind available. Of course most people (not hermits) need social relations.
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9mo ago
I'm also a non native speaker. The point is, you tend to make grammatically correct phrases (mostly), but in a way that's not very common between native speakers. You're right that there are many factors at play. I think dism
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9mo ago
"you are absolutely right" mught come from non native english speaker. For instance, in Italian you say something like that quite often. It's not common in english, but it's common for people to be bad at a second langua
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9mo ago
if not in 25, in 26.
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9mo ago
there isn't a loneliness epidemic. There is a diffuse inability to stay truly alone. Acquiring that ability would also teach how to not stay alone when needed. Otherwise, people wouldn't resort to social media. Going to party aiml
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9mo ago
Thanks for this, I've always wondered how the Archive operates but always ended up not searching.
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9mo ago
200g is indeed a lot, but some in some occasions go for it. I probably should have wrote that the minimum is 60g for some people. They're extremes, the more "usual" usual portion is probably in the range 80-150. This makes it
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9mo ago
well, here in Italy, the individual "portion" varies widely. Usually from 80g to 200g.
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