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by gowld 7mo ago
2 seconds on Google leads you the sponsor of the bill bragging about doing what the OP is complaining about: : https://hinson.house.gov/media/press-releases/hinson-introdu... The insane language in the sponsor&#x
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by gowld 7mo ago
Bad code isn't Technical Debt, it's an unhedged Call Option If you search for that quote, you can find #1 result is an AI slop paraphrase published last week, but the original article was 11 years ago, and republished 3 years ago.
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by gowld 7mo ago
> CEOs and hype men want you to believe that LLMs can replace everyone. > they'll do a better job running your company SWEs are the ones running the company. CEOs are.
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by gowld 7mo ago
Why are you paying someone who isn't doing the job you hired someone to do? Why are you acting like you work for the contractor, instead of the contractor workign for you? Why are you teaching a contractor anything? That's a viola
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by gowld 7mo ago
Before AI, the smartest human still had to pass the paywall to access paywalled content. AI has exacerbated the Internet's "content must be free or else does not exist" trend. It's just not interesting to challenge an AI
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by gowld 7mo ago
Just prompt the AI to verify the software.
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by gowld 7mo ago
This is exactly what the OP does, but without the mistakes you made.
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by gowld 7mo ago
You still have to unroll the circle from the anchor point, so once you have the circle to start with, you may as well finish there. A half-circle is more visually intuitive than a half-interval
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by gowld 7mo ago
Seems unlikely, because the density of chords is much higher near the center of the circle than the rim. (The density of chords is infinite at exactly the center). This combines with the fact the points are farther apart when their bisector
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by gowld 8mo ago
How many Google search results would point to OP's site? If Google didn't exist, how many Google search results would point to OP's site?
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by gowld 8mo ago
So? I am not about to create AWS. I'm glad people can use my free software on their own machines, on rented servers, or hosted by an expert.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Because the Pro costs more.
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by gowld 8mo ago
I wonder what you thought putting your credit card on file was for.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Maybe the experienced security reviewers were laid off.
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by gowld 8mo ago
The headline states a plain fact that is critically important. It's not the writer's fault that the fact is outrageous.
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by gowld 8mo ago
This is the myth of the Protestant work ethic; that effort matters, not outcome.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Couldn't one rebut that Arduino is plug-and-play without getting your hands dirty in lower-level electronics?
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by gowld 8mo ago
R1 Research University. Teaching mostly by TA, not Faculty. Not a "college".
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by gowld 8mo ago
No, in the OP (after an unclear intro that confuseed many readers), there is a graph that shows blue wavelength intensity is important, but software light filters don't filter a lot of it, and the effect is cancelled by increasing over
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by gowld 8mo ago
> Night shift seems to have a very strong causal effect on my sleep cycles. > light hygiene and using night shift The OP article is primarily about separating the variables you lumped together.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Where's the visualizer the blog post talks about? How is it different from regular code browser/indexers?
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by gowld 8mo ago
You need to educate/brainwash yourself with operant conditioning that junk food makes you sick and good food makes you feel good. The problem with depression in particular, though, is that self-harm--seeking behaviors is also a symp
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by gowld 8mo ago
OP site is blogspam. Here's the paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41500513/ It's a review/summary of existing research, not anything new. The fundamental problem with studying alternatives to therap
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by gowld 8mo ago
> The problem is that category 2 is that they can fairly easily get jobs in industry that pay way more than writing for a website This is true, but those jobs are much worse than writing jobs. So it comes down to how much you value money
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by gowld 8mo ago
> start our own companies founded on ideals of honesty, integrity, and putting *people above profits*. That's a non-profit charity, not a company.
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by gowld 8mo ago
That means that Stockfish's parameters are already optimized as far as practically possible for Rapid chess and Slow chess, not that chess itself is solved, or even that Stockfish is fully optimized for Blitz and Bullet.
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by gowld 8mo ago
It's a strange definition of "solved". War was "solved" when someone made a weapon capable of killing all the enemy soldiers, until someone made a weapon capable of disabling the first weapon.
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by gowld 8mo ago
As a tangent, I think the "good-first-issue" design is part of the problem. OP writes: "I [...] spent more time writing up the issue, describing the solution, and performing the benchmarking, than it would have taken to just
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by gowld 8mo ago
The maintainer can't ban the new account. But the hosting platform can and should ban account spammer.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Intentionally impersonating someone to libel someone else? That's awful.

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