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by grugagag 3y ago
There is one thing to have patterns emerging from code and being able to identify them and trying to shoehorn your code into patterns . Obviously the latter is a problem and I think it’s the culprit for the hate design patterns get. From m
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by grugagag 3y ago
First time Im hearing of ravioly but I like the analogy
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by grugagag 3y ago
I loved the “I can follow the individual noodles”. Yes, sometimes even simple spaghetti is better than spagetti tower lassagnia but it’s still too slippery to reason through. But I do get the part about being able to at least grasp it, sli
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by grugagag 3y ago
You would very much enjoy these things for 10 years, or 20 but eventually you get bored of it if you have to do it over and over.
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by grugagag 3y ago
This is a good way to develop oneself. Doing the same work for a long time eventually takes the initial passion away but we can continue doing it for a living while working on other things. It's like earning a ticket to work on higher
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by grugagag 3y ago
What do you mean by bottom up things? Something similar to building software bottom up vs top down? Simple tinkering?
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by grugagag 3y ago
It kind of still is in terms of compensation. And many equate promised land with compensation unfortunately.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Touche!
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by grugagag 3y ago
It's interesting that I go through life completely devoid of concepts of winning and loosing. Of course, I play a game here and there, chess or something, and that does involve winning or losing but it's so inconsequential that I
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by grugagag 3y ago
For me competition makes life stressful and I'd rather cooperate than compete. I sometimes wish I was competitive but it was never ingrained within me and it's too late now. Somehow I am competitive, in a stubborn way, but only wi
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by grugagag 3y ago
I'm the opposite as well. I enjoyed every single moment of my life, including boring work because I have an a good attitude of looking at something I could enjoy while I do things that I simply have to (e.g. my office job of being a
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by grugagag 3y ago
The same argument could be applied to loan sharks, “ if you don’t like it, don’t get the loan” and yet this is illegal because it’s predatory behavior and I agree should be illegal.
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by grugagag 3y ago
How about kefir? It has much lower lactose and the benefit is all the probiotics. I drink a little every day and my gut is liking it. I don’t drink any milk at all
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by grugagag 3y ago
Im somebody else replying to this thread. I think the predators will follow whichever troden path is to catch more and more victims in their nets. If the ocean of darknes dries up of victims they’ll adapt to land. AI technologies will, in m
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by grugagag 3y ago
Perhaps the dreamy effect is inducing a magic like experience as if we as a viewer are seeing through a dream
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by grugagag 3y ago
Ok, it’s also financial too, but mostly I want to be in my child life daily. The current situation is not too bad, we aren’t fighting but not an ideal match either and there are some scars. I learned to ignore the ideal, the ideal doesn’t
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by grugagag 3y ago
> due to feeling like walking on eggshells or being controlled in detailed ways Sure, this could be done badly and could backfire. But it could also be done in a once a week session where partners share what they feel to each other. This
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by grugagag 3y ago
Sorry to hear that. Yeah, they probably thought about how some people would never follow through with the police report and their scheme will keep on going for some time. But they’ll get caught eventually
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by grugagag 3y ago
How did your story end? You got your money back immediately or it took a while?
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by grugagag 3y ago
> it can be helpful, for some, to give up on the notion of retirement altogether. Yeah, perfect and ready to be exploited with no end in sight. What are $B and $M crowds? Billionares and millionares? Do you have any personal insight into
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by grugagag 3y ago
Ripping the bandaid could potentially cause fatal bleeding. Keep in mind these stacks are calcified on a lower layer of stack and other higher ones depend on.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Too many paperclips on the market. Marketing levels need a boost.
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by grugagag 3y ago
> Honestly, I wished I hadn't deleted it. It made me feel like I had missed connecting with my friends, I sometimes look at my friends old posts and feeling a little left out. You’d still feel left out even if you were on social med
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by grugagag 3y ago
SPAs are useful where needed. When overused they get the deserved criticisms, just like microservices or any other technology that becomes widely used beyond their scope.
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by grugagag 3y ago
I think he nailed it on that, chatGPT is not trustworthy. Not sure about authentic, halucinations could be authentic ideas in their own right
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by grugagag 3y ago
Maybe, but the rest of the arrow is not more chat gpt but other AI things to come. The problem I currently see is the hype, we’re acting as if we’re already there, we’ve nearly achieved AGI with LLMs, we just need to ramp up production more
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by grugagag 3y ago
> Remember when the Internet was new and no-one believed anything on it? Is this true?
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by grugagag 3y ago
I generally disagree with any assertion on what’s more important on such a wide array of variation, for who and when. Sure, it could be important for some things and irrelevant for others things at the same time.
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But can ChatGPT-**4** write a good melody?(youtube.com)
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by grugagag 3y ago
Journaling is a good bet

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