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by grebc 4mo ago
Slop in, slop out. The new GIGO?
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by grebc 4mo ago
They don’t even have an alpha product yet. This used to be called vaporware but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt that something will come in the future and they’re just focusing on fixing their own crappy code.
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by grebc 4mo ago
This is just like the southpark gnomes episode but now the magic formula for the gnomes is: AI ??? Profit. Maybe the surge in content is not demand driven.
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by grebc 4mo ago
Obsolete like your old iPhone is obsoleted by this year iPhone. Doesn't mean it stops working or being useful, and in arguably IPv4 case it is still of far more importance than v6.
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by grebc 4mo ago
I’ve experienced what you’ve mentioned before, ORM or not you have issues if you’re shuffling the schema around. Cool.
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by grebc 4mo ago
Once you break free of ORM’s I find the code so much simpler to maintain. Here’s the query(typically multiple different subqueries and return types), here’s the params, give me all the data back and something like Dapper in .net is an absol
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by grebc 5mo ago
Your booster efforts are wasted.
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by grebc 5mo ago
I don’t know why you’d want to over pay on basic widgets that are really just glorified timers, not to mention are likely just full of security issues waiting to happen.
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by grebc 5mo ago
I read this, and the list is fine. But the title made me think VPS + self hosting of services like xmox for email/transactional email… you know since we’re bootstrapping and all.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Yeah late 90’s, early 2000’s.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Not that I disagree with the points in the article, but 2022 is hardly the high point of Amazon. That ship sailed decades ago.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Might mean civil engineer.
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by grebc 5mo ago
I feel like decent OCR would do a better job without all headaches/headlines but that’s not the point either. Hey look we used AI.
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by grebc 5mo ago
THIS time it’s different.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Seems you have trouble reading too.
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by grebc 5mo ago
You don’t need to recap your subjective experience, it’s on full display.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Is it the internet/protocols that’s gone to shit or the watering holes we all hang out at?
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by grebc 5mo ago
You’ve written nothing objective.
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by grebc 5mo ago
I wonder if in all the sampling that all location meta data was stripped.
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by grebc 5mo ago
I don’t follow because all I see in other AI threads is how this is the future and people best adjust to the AI reality. The hyper macho’ism on show by a large majority of pro-AI posters on other threads is frankly embarrassing and if I was
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by grebc 5mo ago
So letting people know you’ve used AI is not a good thing? Best used in covert is what you’re saying?
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by grebc 5mo ago
What’s wrong with showing off AI bro? Why the shame?
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by grebc 5mo ago
No wonder Disney won’t bother giving him his domain back.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Yeah. And we were going to use blockchains & ledgers to store & process every single skerrick of data possible… oh wait…
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by grebc 5mo ago
Three quarters of my university class couldn’t code properly, like seriously struggled with basic coding tasks but still made their way through the course. You then get into the work environment where despite hiring efforts you still find t
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by grebc 5mo ago
Lol sure thing Sam!
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by grebc 5mo ago
Madoff had good numbers too.
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by grebc 5mo ago
All the AI stuff lately is just like Unix Porn reddit but posted to places where the people don’t care about it.
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by grebc 5mo ago
When it’s necessary for the pope to tell the orange one to calm down about wiping out a civilisation, you know things are bad.
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by grebc 5mo ago
Because they’re a bunch of perverts and want to know every button you clicked.

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