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4y ago
I am confident that there's enough refrigerator boxes out there that'll we'll be able to overcome it's intelligence.
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4y ago
The lone developer problem I see is that it's cheap to start things, get them working and then it's really hard and boring to maintain things. So it's just easier to make more stuff. Like consumerism, development creates stuf
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4y ago
Lol, I didn't catch that. You know what I mean.
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4y ago
Nice examples. I personally really love compose. For all the complexity in the container space it really nails down a fanatic experience.
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Yep, They are part of the ecosystem now.
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4y ago
How is that not the same as a machinist spending 15 minutes in solidworks to design a peice, hitting export on the g-code, firing up the 7 axis cnc, walking out the door and coming back the next day to the finished goods. 3d printing is a g
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4y ago
This is how I view it. The actual servers and computers run machine code. And we're now at a point where we can describe intent to a machine and have an ok bit of code come out of the AI process. Now the trick will be making sure that
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Does that actually matter? Seriously, it's less that some of the text books I used to lug around at school.
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Employers don't actually use the 40 hours from knowledge workers. If managers planned they'd be able to get better productivity. But as we all know. Bubble in the pipeline cause stalls and then you get meetings and planning days a
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4y ago
In other countries, they exist, to vote you just register with the independent voting commission, and on the day they confirm your registered address and give you the paper forms. No voter id required. The OP can verify with proper ID and b
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Sorry if this comes off as harsh but, AI is not stopping anyone from drawing. The person looking at AI and then fretting about the future, and then not drawing is the person preventing the drawing from happening. The same thing happened to
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IF you increase the carbon biomass, you can offset humanity. We have cleared a lot of land to graze cattle. Restoring forest both above and below water will have a positive impact.
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This is exactly how I use it now. It's like a custom SO helper. ChatGPT has read all the doc's. If you can ask the right question it'll give you a good boost. But the building, that falls back on the engineer.
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ChatGPT read the docs, the best use of it is like getting on the fly custom SO snippets. And to help write technical documentation. So yeah, don't put serious info in it, just like all those helpful json linters out there.
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My biggest gripe with the news, and the journalist class, is they don't report on themselves enough or really at all. All media critique comes form comedians these days. Which is kind of grim because sometimes things actually matter an
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4y ago
No notes MSFT. Please keep this. Keep the internet fun.
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You gotta be more careful around these parts with simulation jokes. There's people who'll take it as gospel.
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Being good at one thing doesn't make you good at everything. See elon musk. Whilst I love the cynical view, and it somewhat sadly clicks. I agree high school education sits in the grey. From personal experience the most valuable lesson
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4y ago
I would also say, 4,5,6,and 8 aswell.
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https://crooked.com/podcast/the-inside-story-of-how-silicon-... have a listen.
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This seems like it should be a bigger story.
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4y ago
In france farmers are finding them all the time. This will be a big problem for Ukrainian farmers into the future.
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And generally my answer to all of that or both go and python is be consistent to yourself and to the codebase. And if you're going to change stuff in a big way. have a reason. And if you don't have a reason don't change.
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Golang has the right idea. There's an inbuilt language style and what you think matters doesn't because there's already a formatting tool and we'll all bend to it's will.
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You can add matlab to that list.
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Security done well is a bit expensive and boring. Thus lots of hacks because everyone is cheap and every one has a short attention span
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And usually where you have a complex regex, you can extract it into a stateless util method and then unit test the hell out of it. Which is pretty useful to aid in understanding.
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Please read this. Facebook is starting to rack up it's own bodycount https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2022/09/myanmar-faceb...
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Let's not pretend for a second that people are actually looking for privacy whilst they walk around with iphones, with tiktok, facebook, money apps, location tracking fitness apps etc. Anyway, I think governments could regulate better
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Discipline is tricky. A LOT of the signalling in modern life is just to tempt you into distractions. You're probably reading this on a rectangle that distracts you all the time. I think everyone likes to talk about motivation, because
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