fsniper

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by fsniper 11mo ago
I still can't believe that we are in the era of 'star trek' like "Computer plot me a proof for this math problem" in my life time! Wish we could also do the same for "Beam me up scotty"
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by fsniper 11mo ago
I feel odd about "bug fixing" to be a special occasion than being the work. Features need to be added, so do bugs need to be fixed. Making it a special occasion makes it feel like some very low priority "grunt work" that
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by fsniper 11mo ago
> They are fascinated by the pipedream (intended) of LLMs enabling them to lay off masses of workers and having AI do the work instead I am not fascinated by that part, I am honestly scared for my future.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
I suppose all comes down to who runs the leading (or any) investment companies. Money people are not known to be technically literate enough for not being fooled by magic (any sufficiently advanced technology). They are facinated by llms th
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Author already mentions that a correction is still an error in the context of this task.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Thank you. I need to check this out.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Helm developers are not known to be developer/user friendly at all.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Most of the time discussion derails as everyone is focusing on different aspects of the experience. When you look into all the complaints one by one they are exceptionally acurate. * yaml has its quirks. - check * text templating can’
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by fsniper 11mo ago
It's also changing scene features too. Like removed background trees.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Is it me or ChatGPT change subtle or sometimes more prominent things? Like ball holding position of the hand, face features like for head, background trees and alike?
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by fsniper 11mo ago
I used Gemini to decode and transcribe an old (and well known) cursive hand written mail. I couldn't read it at all. It managed to do this in a few seconds. I am not sure if it used an already available transcription or not. However i
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Very very well put. I couldn’t describe my same state as you have. Makes perfect sense for me. Thank you.
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by fsniper 11mo ago
Most of the time, people without weight problems, or who has bodies that acts in favor of calorie restriction likes to reject claims of this kind. If I had a nickel everytime I heard "You have to be doing something wrong". However
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by fsniper 1y ago
Print debugging is, checking patient's life signs, eye color, blood pressure, skin inflammation and so on. However using debuggers are like putting the patient through an MRI machine. It can provide you very advanced diagnostic informa
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by fsniper 1y ago
When I read the testimonials, my take was the developers are not taking themselves too seriously. It felt well for me. They are not trying to sell one perspective, and not hiding what haters tell too. I suppose I find this refreshing.
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by fsniper 1y ago
Are they? Until Let's Encrypt came along and democratise the CA scene, it was a hell hole. Web Security was depending on how deep your pockets are. One can argue that the same path is being laid in front us until a Let's Encrypt c
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by fsniper 1y ago
Futurama! Just watched that episode today.
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by fsniper 1y ago
Thank you! That's the one. I can't spot any of them and feel really bad
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by fsniper 1y ago
There was a website where you were looking for drowning people in different situations. It was very informative and eye opening.
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by fsniper 1y ago
I still don't know which is which. Just give me the power to the 10, Is it 10^9 or 10^12? Who know?
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by fsniper 1y ago
In fact you are right! Somehow This didn't register. Thank you.
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by fsniper 1y ago
Microsoft loves to own general terminology like "edit" for their products. I have no idea how this flys. SqlServer like it's the one that found sql or it's the only product that serves sql.
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by fsniper 1y ago
I am not against people understanding software. I never argued to have "a small self-selected group of people understand that software". However "learning to program" and "understanding software" is not the sam
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by fsniper 1y ago
On the contrary these are not orthogonal to the base premise of everyone needs to learn programming. Reading and Writing is not something you learn just because it's beneficial to society. It's beneficial to one-self's life a
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by fsniper 1y ago
There are people who do not interact with computers at all. There are areas where there is no electricity. There are people in war zones. Examples that comes to my mind is, a janitor, an oil rig worker, a miner, a private in 3rd world count
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by fsniper 1y ago
I am tired of this "Everyone needs to learn programming" idea. It's exhausting. No. People doe not need to learn programming unless they need to deal with computers in a sense that they need to instruct them for automation.
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by fsniper 1y ago
We are silently watching "Country of the Free" falling at max velocity to the deepest of the darkest pits of fascism, teocrasy, and dictatorship.
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by fsniper 1y ago
Thank you. That makes sense. Even though there is a translation layer via qemu-user-static, still having the facilities to have that transparently is very fantastic. And also very fascinating and a revelation to learn about for a bearded ol
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by fsniper 1y ago
This is very cool! I had no idea you could chroot into different architectures.
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by fsniper 1y ago
For the extended RTFM: IT's another country's laws and politics. Why am I expected to read their laws and logs of their whatever houses they have to understand something that would not even improve my life? Let alone when their ow

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