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An Empirical Study of Knowledge Transfer in AI Pair Programming [pdf]
(se.cs.uni-saarland.de)
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Does that mean porn is watched by 77% fewer people or does that mean it is watched elsewhere? It may just lead to a greater exposure to malware of the UK.
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Basics of control theory: Use (energy storage), add some lag and maybe a bit of amplification and then the instability fun begins.
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The problem is - a lot of the achievements over the past decades were the result of investments of foreign nations in terms of education and capital. And now the one key capital of experience namely the integration of foreigners is delibera
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> It will never disappear They started hardening our images and curl went poof.
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Nation-state hackers deliver malware from "bulletproof" blockchains
(arstechnica.com)
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The problem with authoritarianism is that it does not scale. The ecosystem covers now whole lives of people across the globe - humongous difference.
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I remember jumping out of gosub on the Apple ][ and eventually running into an out of memory error as the stack on the 255 byte page $01 overflowed. As math was also done on the stack math functions broke. Simplifying expressions only delay
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A lot what has been heaped upon us is accidental complexity in Brook‘s silber bullet sense. LLM‘s cut straight through it, collapsing the silos of knowledge (and eco systems) build around languages and frameworks.
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Considering that LLM are fairly good at finding security relevant issues - the bugs that matter - there is certainly scope for them. I would not be surprised if not checking your code with an LLM will be considered negligent in the near fut
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Politicians often derive a real sense of security from surveilance (of others) and quite possibly it may improve their actual security just look at Putin and Co.. If one looks at a broader picture and uses a longer term perspective chilling
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I'm ususally not for both sides but in this case it would have been fair if the Politico Author had contrasted that with the ownership background of his own employer.
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The key innovation that the UPF category is bringing to the fight is that it is hard to innovate and lawyer around it with complexity.
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This may be more related to buying contacts than buying expertise.
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There is not an internal team - there are multiple teams all giving their best to further their own interests. Which one do you trust?
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If your doctor suggests to take out your kidney would you seek a second option? There is a lot of B.S. but there are also cases where there has been value provided.
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I believe it does. In the comic world there were famous collaborations between visual and text artists. When the latter died the comic withered. Anime is about story telling - much harder to do well with images alone. The real problem with
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It is very unlikely that the low performance would have prevented any backup. This was slow changing data. Here the real inability to a good, solid backup was taken as an excuse to do anything at all.
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GPS allowed me to go where I would have been hesitant to venture before.
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> Will these cards have the same longevity? The article cites anecdotal 1-2 years due to the significant stress.
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This is exactly how I use AI now daily: Provide it with relevant context and help me to troubleshoot some software issue. I found often it casts a wider net and provides good leads to follow up. It balances out my own bias and overall speed
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Companies usually do not ask but powerful charismatic individuals close to the top do.
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Give Your AI Eyes: Introducing Chrome DevTools MCP
(addyosmani.com)
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The loophole is real estate for Trump Towers or shinny golden trinkets or billion investment contracts for family. Not into old fashioned bribery? We‘ll the is a narrowly traded crypto coin to help you out.
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A sizable (3-10%) part of the population can either not digest lactose or has a significantly reduced ability to absorb fructose in the gut. The resulting fermentation and low dosing of low quality alcohol can cause cognitive symptoms which
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For better or worse it is often less work to create a dependency than to maintain it over its lifetime. Improvements in maintenance also ease creation of new dependencies.
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If you are in the business of selling goods can you afford to walk away from Google? Remember you as consumer are not the customer but the product.
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Point in case: A singleton holding a factory to create a single instance of a fairly simple class.
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Considering how heavy handed the police in the US, particulary these days is action this is a scary throught. ChatGPT 4.1 a few days ago set me up as a black hat hacker - first it delivered subpar code and then when I asked it what would ha
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The comparison is a lesson in manipulation. Energy cost of the dishwasher vs. no energy cost for hand washing. Last but not least what is not mentioned is cooking. Cooking and eating at home makes a lot of dishes dirty in a short period of
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