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by grugagag 3y ago
It is very impressive indeed and something that was not possible before. Im blown away by it, played a bit with it and still do from time to time and yet I move on with my life not caring too much, I wish I did. At work I got signed up for
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by grugagag 3y ago
Burnout is bad. I recovered after a bad episode but feel I lost some faculties because of it, can’t tap into some skills I used to have any longer. Maybe im more resilient now but that’s because I won’t let burnout build up anymore and ente
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by grugagag 3y ago
To me school was a big culprit and can track the beginning of stress in my life. A lot of times it was just stress for the sake of getting used to it and I get that but it’s quite cynical
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by grugagag 3y ago
Could be solved with a simple expectation for reading emails during work hours company wide. Btw, I don’t check my email when outside workhours and don’t care what anyone thinks... There’s an emergency path directly to my phone but that isn
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by grugagag 3y ago
Move fast and break things has downsides that get to be paid some years down the road.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Competent staff = magpie devs?
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by grugagag 3y ago
It doesn’t matter as long as it is consistent and maintained.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Proportionl fines that dent seriously into their profits ensures this does not happen again. But usually the fines end up being slaps on wrists which ensures continuity of these schemes
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by grugagag 3y ago
What to do about multiple parenting styles that are at odds with one another (sometimes even in the same household)? How about the baggage that parents are carrying that influence how they’re gonna parent, many of those suitcases inherite
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by grugagag 3y ago
Sure, but once it becomes widespread it will no longer be possible to do so on newer models.
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by grugagag 3y ago
That’s a bit of a stretch..
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by grugagag 3y ago
Yes, sounds very reasonable. But what to do about it?
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by grugagag 3y ago
Perhaps they should, telemundo has very deep pockets
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by grugagag 3y ago
Anyone still using Winmerge? Been using it for 10-15 years and it’s just been absolutley fantastic for my use
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by grugagag 3y ago
I turn on some white noise over virtual meetings to attenuate sudden volume changes and it makes it much more bearable. At times Im all ears but most of the time the meeting should have included 2-3 people instead of 12-14.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Totally doable if your work speaks for itself. Enough said…
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by grugagag 3y ago
No, its affecting everyone. Productivity has dropped all over. Sometimes it feels as if there’s some hidden ploy to set money on fire
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by grugagag 3y ago
Never heard of the museum dose term. Can you share your experience?
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by grugagag 3y ago
Moderation is key. But there’s a scale to moderation that has to be learned as well.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Im there with you, LLMs don’t understand in the same sense we do. But they can transform a well written compressed spec into code. The spec becomes the true source and can be tweaked on and chatgpt regenerates the whole code over. It’s non
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by grugagag 3y ago
I’d be curious to see that as well. I loved math until it became too abstract for me to grasp so I lost interest in it. And that worked pretty well as a self selection for the field, well, a large part of it. I wouldn’t want to be in the a
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by grugagag 3y ago
Congrats. I’ve made some progress on the abstract axis but still with some faint endgoal to make some progress in the practical realm I feel more grounded in.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Back when I studied these videogames were much simpler. I was explained instead calculating areas and volumes for various functions and that was enough for me to get it. The thing is that not everyone was confused and some can take in theor
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by grugagag 3y ago
I was the other way around. Only when I found utility in something could I finally grasp the subject properly. I remember how I was taught derivatives and integrals in HS, I knew how to do them but I was confused as hell. I asked the profes
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by grugagag 3y ago
Perfect to do anywhere but not in the office. Now that RTO is plasteted all over
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by grugagag 3y ago
How would that be better than a shared folder with files in it?
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Titanic sub: What we know about the search for the OceanGate submersible(bbc.com)
1 points by grugagag 3y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 3y ago
Got some SHP9500 open ear headphones, as far as I can tell of outstanding quality for the money, $39.99. It’s true that bass is quite soft but I find myself jamming out for longer sessions because they are very comfortable. There are var
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by grugagag 3y ago
> 1.) definite improvements > 2.) and engineering inefficiencies that are economically difficult to overcome. Improvements can be had in directions we’re not even thinking about and possibly that spark in artificiality that brings it
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by grugagag 3y ago
Not the OP but I think mainly digital plumbing type of work is helped a lot by AI

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