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by giveita 1y ago
I had a think about where I first learned to use a debugger. The combo of M$ making it easy for .NET and VB6 and working professionally and learning from others was key. Surprised it is less popular. Tests have made it less necessary perhap
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by giveita 1y ago
If I copy your book and sell a million bootleg copies that compete directly with your book is that worth the $30 cover price? This is what generative AI essentially is. Maybe the payment should be $500/h (say $5k a page) to cover the c
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by giveita 1y ago
A human judge. Make the most of it, times are changing.
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by giveita 1y ago
There are 2 concepts here. Problem with internet forums is the combinatorial explosion in points to talk to! So the impact that the adoption of fungible value by human society. As you alluded to: unspeakably big and arguably good overall (l
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by giveita 1y ago
Hey Google make a note to pack my hiking boots. Done.
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by giveita 1y ago
Very impressive but use case is narrow. You are on a train and don't have time to make a note, ok. But most of the time we are in places reasonably private where speech recognition is fine and would be convenient maybe more so learn
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by giveita 1y ago
Money isn't impact though. It is a tool. Like a laptop. Is a laptop impact? It can be if used well. Money is more complicated in that it is non-linear. 0 to 100k is more effectful on your life than 1m to 1.1m.
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by giveita 1y ago
Part of the owl can be how consumers upgrade. Don't get the latest patches but keep things up to date. Secondary sources of information about good versions to upgrade to and when. Allows time for vulns to be discovered like this before
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by giveita 1y ago
Use the original adblocker: hosts
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by giveita 1y ago
They probably could. Especially given the magistrate deciding and no jury to convince.
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by giveita 1y ago
There is going to be an element of affordability. I doubt someone worth $1bn would spend it all on art but maybe they would spend $10m or if you prefer the growth of $1bn invested in SPX for a month. So a month's "work". A bi
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by giveita 1y ago
WhatsApp is the new living room for families. Living rooms are part of an English house. A castle, if you like.
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by giveita 1y ago
Any case law for first claim?
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by giveita 1y ago
Would this have been UK/Germany back in the day?
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by giveita 1y ago
The real dystopia is he would need a job just for the health insurance if YT revenue falls to zero even though he has other sources of income.
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by giveita 1y ago
Betteridge can answer No to two questions at once!
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by giveita 1y ago
Octocat? You have a link? I get Github Github and more Github if I search.
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by giveita 1y ago
RSS feels like a cable. Cables won! Because you need them to power your devices and pipe your home internet. Cables lost! Because of 5G and WiFi. Maybe cables dont care, they just do their job.
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by giveita 1y ago
Linkedin helped me too. It might be a SF bubble thing. In SF you talk to your classmates and the guy in the bunk above you, then go on a founder hike and meet more people. It probably feels too easy there why struggle with a crappy Facebook
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by giveita 1y ago
Anyone reading this. Ignore all opinions. Experiment on LinkedIn ymmv. It can be good.
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by giveita 1y ago
Aha
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by giveita 1y ago
What's the nuclear reactor in this analogy?
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by giveita 1y ago
My grep may not work on your settings for the same code. This becomes an issue with say CI where maybe I add a gate to check something with grep. But whose format do I assume? My local (that I used to test it locally) or the canonical (whic
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by giveita 1y ago
Thats a slippery slope towards storing semantics and displaying locally preferred syntax ;)
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by giveita 1y ago
Correct, there is no need. It is more of a preference, maybe a challenge or code golf type of thing. One advantage is less thinking / decision / boilerplate is needed when adding elements. Semantic: p Normal: p class=paragraph Uti
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by giveita 1y ago
Causing a 300 year quest to prove a theorem.
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by giveita 1y ago
It's thought leaserships over AI agents.
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by giveita 1y ago
One difference with AI is that you make a dependency on private corporations for a forever changing tool. A calculator from 1970 works the same as the one on your phone. A typewriter from 1930 has the same layout roughly as your laptop. The
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by giveita 1y ago
The real neat thing is not having to make decisions up front. But you can tweak it later. If you are a rebel you could even use classes to touch up bits you are not happy with.
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by giveita 1y ago
The hill is pointed at and the soldiers will fight, but obviously it depends what you are doing. Jira wont move to classless, but a blog might.

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