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1y ago
This is longer than I've worked with copilot, but the manual fix versus prompt time feels pretty right on to me. I think that there's a sweet spot where continuing to prompt will take longer to get to the expected result than codi
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1y ago
The gallery scene is still a thing, but even it suffers from capitalist enshitification as Art has shifted from the signifier of taste to a place to keep your money where it can't be taxed. Making the art world more of a stock market t
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1y ago
Don't forget that to start a company the more common goal is to make money, not to produce a good or service that others want or need including employment. Meaning this is just a lesser concern. Generally business owners are just as li
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1y ago
They can make the check out to me. I know the answer
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1y ago
Spoken like middle management. If a knowledge worker is only putting in 4 hours they're either mismanaged or dead weight. Fire their manager and see if they are more effective, if not, then let them go. As a developer I routinely work
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1y ago
They're misleading to consumers in general. I used copilot to write one suite of unit tests for a react form last week and it took ~7 hours of iterations to get functioning tests. Compared to writing them by hand in 4.5 it feels like v
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1y ago
All the more reason to go abroad for school and try to immigrate to the country where you study. Soon there will be no reason to stay here except to lose weight on the poverty diet.
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1y ago
> Micromanagement is a form of bullying and micromanagers only see one way to do things — their way One of the most important things for a micromanager to understand. I've left jobs over this more than once.
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1y ago
I have many opinions. Firstly, I think current admittedly white US college students are likely the lowest performing student demographic in the world, so this is the low bar. Saying the authors are lamenting the drop is standards seems accu
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1y ago
Everyone ads reddit to their searches to get human generated information these days. Not sure if that's still a guarantee, but it's a funny irony IRT what this thread is about...
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1y ago
Wow I should have read this first. Please if you are considering removing the AI button, remove the feature. Don't sneak it in as the article suggests. If I'm going to use AI to do whatever your app does, I don't even want to
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1y ago
We have nothing to blame for this but our willingness as consumers to continue to buy from companies that do this. It just rewards them to continue the trend.
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1y ago
To put it another way: if we made a machine that could instantly create a baby, how would that effect the notion of motherhood? Sure children are adopted or born to surrogacy but the connection formed during gestation and that time itself i
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1y ago
I think the point is that part of the value of a work of art to this point is the effort or lack of effort involved in its creation. Evidence of effort has traditionally been a sign of the quality of thought put into a work as a product of
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1y ago
I think this is as likely to have been caused by random deportation from the street leading to fears of coming to the US.
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1y ago
I don't like that title of this article as the article is really showing that Buffet's track record and investment strategy are proof that US markets are irreparably broken due to the lax enforcement of anti-trust in the last 30+
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1y ago
In addition to flex, would it also follow statistically that there are fewer bonds to break along the x axis than the y based solely on the fact an egg is taller than it is wide?
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1y ago
The problem with the diagnosis is that those in power are responsible for the organizations and structures that make this happen and don't want to accept that the system as is is causing it. Like a smoker who refuses to believe that th
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1y ago
This is due to the same market pressures faced by TV commercial jingles. It's cheaper to license a pop song for the number of impressions than to pay a composer to make something for your brand. The needle drop wins and even the creato
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1y ago
Does it bother anyone that this is a bill permitting the US to enter negotiations, yet most of it is about what the US will do with the spoils of the acquisition and not what would be offered to win it. This is like the announcement of a ho
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1y ago
100% this a search engine selling ads on the web is more of an advantage than making a browser. It leads to market advantage due to deeper knowledge of properties than other engines get based on ad placement and passive access to authentica
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1y ago
https://youtu.be/9wSQ9Zk_9gQ?si=LIymSh4sGl2jehYo great video on orange juice concentrate futures
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1y ago
COUGH, tariffs, COUGH
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1y ago
Yeah the effectiveness of the hype on investment is more important than the effectiveness of the technology. AI isn't the product, the promise of the stock going up is. Buy while you can, the Emperor's New Clothes are getting thre
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1y ago
Yeah, I was wondering what he actually knows a lot about.
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1y ago
This is depression. I wrestle with it too and it feels just like this. It led me to seek career change and put my livelihood at risk at one point with no noticable effect on my motivation. I've been seeing a therapist and it has been h
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1y ago
Is it just me or is this NOT what whitehouse.gov is for?
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1y ago
I just pay an accountant. I never get a comparable return from turbo tax even after the 10x he charges me. To top it off, he gets to make a living without having to game our democracy.
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1y ago
Keep in mind these are the same people with access to the treasury VPN. We all know their opsec is like a 10 year old's. Why isn't anyone stoppimg this? Does the rest of the government really know nothing about cyber security?
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1y ago
I suspect Trump having Adams in his pocket may have something to do with it. He could basically have Adams evict them to stay out of jail.
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