gerdesj

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by gerdesj 2mo ago
Please could we have a human generated image to compare the AI generated tosh with?
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
Fags in the UK are around £13-20 per 20! https://www.tesco.com/shop/en-GB/search?query=cigarettes&inp...
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
You have achieved enlightenment!
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
I absolutely agree with you that the paraphernalia around code is required but tools for the job. git for code management something else for discussion of that management
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
Well my little company has at least three employees that came back again after leaving. Two of them are still here. We are not particularly interesting ... What I'm advocating for here is trying out new (old) methods of waving your C
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
I'm probably somewhat older than most here. What OP is describing is what used to be normal and should still be! In the past it was normal to write a CV (resume) and a covering letter that was mildly tailored to each target firm, eith
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
"I think of GitHub as a collaboration tool." Well yes but git itself is the tool at the base of the pyramid you call GitHub and co. It seems you actively want git to look like all the other things you are used to and they are all
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by gerdesj 2mo ago
Now look up the temperatures within the water column. I don't see any notes about pressure. Temperature is one axis ... Your charts show several "green house gases" and with some squinting and handwaving could be used to &q
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
You'll be glad to know that I was first shown tLoB in Divinity class at school by the school's resident priest (CoE).
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Take a copy of "Usage and Abusage" and blend with Lord Byron after applying suitable libations; toss in the bear for body. Season to taste with the darker dictionary (the parts chained down to protect the reader). Simmer over a
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
A 10x engineer only needs about five months of experience. So, leave college/uni with your "Desmond" (1) in comparative pornography in Feb 2026, buy a PC/Apple and by now you will be writing Windows Entra 2027 on your ow
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"He's not the Messiah and is a really naughty boy" ... or words to that effect. Can't be arsed to dig out a search engine and will rely on seriously addled brain.
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Scraipt kiddie, script kiddlmie. Needs some work!
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
On each Spark you can bridge the two interfaces but you cannot bridge those bridges at layer two and it sounds from your post that you are confusing layer two and three (ARPA). So if you have three Sparks, you have three two port switches.
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Tell that to my switches and PC servers. They all spin up their fans in one go as soon as power good is received and the initial BIOS thingie has stubbed out its fag on the floor. The PSUs are painting their nails when the fans go off init
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
I'm still running multiple email systems the "old way". Been doing it for 30 years and don't intend to stop now, both at work and at home. There are a few extra hoops these days to jump through ... but still it moves.
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"Sounds like a plane taking off." Helicopter. I live in Yeovil, Somerset, UK - there's a helicopter factory just down the road. I had a IBM "AS/400" or whatever they are called now in our computer room rack f
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Actually, its ~119GB usable (I have one). You can shutdown a lot of unneeded services if you only use it remote which will trim a lot more fat. You can enable the RDP service if you don't want to sit in front of it but get a desktop
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"problems that were hard" They are still hard problems - As we say in the UK: "one swallow does not a summer make". As you well know: birds are not renowned for their arithmetic skills, nor eating encourages the weather!
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"China will end up owing (sic) AI" I think you hit the nail on the head - right there!
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Replace the word "ejected" with "removed" as appropriate and the error becomes apparent. No one "ejects" an external hard disc, you remove or disconnect it. You do eject a CD or a DVD. Eject is a forceful remo
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
To loosely paraphrase in ITese: "Write MVP, get MVP issues"
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
What sort of swans are you on about? All the ones I'm familiar with are veggies, with webbed feet and squawk a lot.
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"most important technology in human history" So far it rates "quite important" and certainly not "paradigm shift". I've just spent most of the day wading through vibed blogs and what not to glean info on .
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
"Microsoft attributed the burgeoning patch counts to vulnerability discoveries aided by artificial intelligence." If only real intelligence found the fucking things instead. As ye sew, so shall ye reap!
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Does the US have the concept of DNR (Do Not Resuscitate)?
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
My old man used to say: "an army marches on its stomach". Most people hereabouts will be wittering on about how best to kill people/do stuff with drones and forget that logistics is rather more complicated than killing things
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Given you find this is _normal_ for a six mile ambulance ride: "and $11,670 as a “base rate.”" What on earth would you consider normal for a helicopter ride from Exeter to London? That's roughly 150 miles as the crow flies.
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Perhaps (citation needed)! Barrel usage in Britain is a lot older than the Roman occupation of Britain. A cup is not a barrel. If I was to bet, cooper is probably an anglicized form of a brythonic language word. Any Welsh, Scottish, Iris
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by gerdesj 3mo ago
Faster than what? Please finish your sentence.

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